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Regal Classic retired from stud
Top NY sire Regal Classic has been retired from stud. Happy retirement !
http://www.mcmahonthoroughbreds.com/index2.shtml |
Okay well I can't find a link but I've now heard from 3 diffrent people that Ashkal Way was retired.....
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Falmouth heroine retired by Paul Eacott RAJEEM, a shock winner of last season's Group 1 Falmouth Stakes, has been retired after Clive Brittain admitted defeat in his battle to get her back on the track after a number of niggling problems. The daughter of Diktat has not been seen since she defeated Nannina by three-quarters of a length at Newmarket last July and that race, where she also had Group 1 winners Peeress and Soviet Song behind when sent off 50-1, proved to be her last. "We decided that she had already won a Group 1 and she had done enough - she didn't need to prove anything else,” Brittain said on Friday. "She's gone to America and she's going to be covered out there. "She hasn't raced this season. At the end of last year I was hoping we were going to have a good season with her and she got over her first injury but then she got another niggle.” Saeed Manana's filly ran a total of ten times, amassing £140,152 in win and place prize-money. After making an inauspicious start to her career when being beaten 15 lengths in a Windsor maiden over 6f, she finally lost her maiden tag at the fourth time of asking when stepped up to a mile at Nottingham in September 2005. She followed that up with a half-length success in the Listed Montrose Stakes on the Rowley Mile the following month, but failed to make the frame in her first four starts as a three-year-old, including when finishing fifth in the Coronation Stakes, before fulfilling her trainer's faith with her all the way win on the July Course. * * * (Oh and the rumor is Jeannine Edwards now has Ashkal Way. Can't confirm it but have heard it from 4 different people now.....) |
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Connections retire Rebel after training injury by Keith Hamer and Anita Chambers DUAL 2,000 Guineas winner Cockney Rebel has been retired after suffering a training setback. Plans to run the colt in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes later this month have been scrapped. He had been working towards the Ascot showpiece after recovering from a fractured pelvis sustained in the St James's Palace Stakes at the Royal meeting. But trainer Geoff Huffer told At The Races: "He was cantering this morning and a piece of paper flew across the canter at the end and his hind leg hit his near-fore on the tendon. "He pulled up sound and went back to the yard. "There was a slight bump there and I called in the vet to have a look. He scanned it and there is a slight injury there that would take three months or so to heal. I called his owner Phil Cunningham and I have just been over to see him. We have decided to retire him." |
Sorry Sightseek.....
Jazil was retired. |
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can little sis be not far behind??? |
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Karen's Caper.....
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French derby hero to retire by Desmond Stoneham . JOCKEY Olivier Peslier and trainer Jean-Marie Beguigne on Friday paid tribute to Prix du Jockey-Club winner Lawman, who has been retired to stand at stud in Ireland. The son of Invincible Spirit gained a famous success in the French Derby under Frankie Dettori, completing a fantastic weekend for the rider who had won at Epsom on Authorized the previous afternoon. Dettori was in the saddle at Chantilly only because regular rider Peslier was claimed by the Wertheimer brothers, but the Frenchman was back in the saddle when Lawman completed back-to-back Group 1 wins by thrashing a useful field over 1m in the Prix Jean Prat. “He was a very good racehorse who improved with every outing,” said the rider. “He was a tough individual with anoutstanding turn of foot and you could employ all kinds of tactics on him.” Lawman's final race was a disappointment, however, as he ran well below form behind Manduro in the Prix Jacques Le Marois, after which he was found to be suffering from a minor liver problem. Now he has been purchased by Ballylinch Stud and will be syndicated to enter stud next year. “Lawman was the best colt I've ever trained,” said Beguigne. “I am very sad to lose him at such an early stage in his career.” Kieren Fallon also had a bit part in the Lawman story, as he rode the colt when he made a winning debut at Saint-Cloud. As he jumped Lawman, he told Beguigne: “You will win a French derby with this horse!” |
Soldier Hollow, winner of 4 Group 1's.....
Happy retirement. You've certainly earned it. :) |
Collier Hill..... multiple Group 1 winner and globetrotter who captured wins in 8 different countries.
Nine years old.... he's earned it. One of his finest moments, winning the Hong Kong Vase..... http://www.hkjc.com/english/racing/r...2006&raceno=03 * * * Hat Trick, another champion, son of Sunday Silence, G1 winner.... He'll stand in Kentucky (as someone already mentioned but i had to add him here too) :) A great moment..... winning the Hong Kong Mile against some of the best..... http://www.hkjc.com/english/racing/r...2005&raceno=07 |
Flashy Wings and, of course, Manduro...
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http://www.drf.com/news/article/88688.html * * * Happee Owner, injured Hong Kong hero that Tony Cruz has decided NOT to ruin. Hope he'll be okay and get to leave..... |
Astronomia, who just won at Belmont.
Happy retirement. :) |
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