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02-18-2008, 07:00 PM
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02-18-2008, 07:08 PM
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02-18-2008, 07:55 PM
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By the way, here are some of theme. We know were are few. And the rest?. ¿The chances are? FUTURO DE LOS BALLYDOYLE Archipenko - Some Derby (Maybe this next one?) Yellowstone - Some Chip Derby Anton Chekhov - French Derby Soldier Of Fortune - Derby ¿? Admiralofthefleet - Derby (Not this one?) Mahler - $$$$ Derby Eagle Mountain - $$$$$$ Irish 2,000 Guineas Duke Of Marmalade - $$$$$ Irish 2,000 Guineas Mount Nelson - Sin objetivo inmediato (No chance) Macarthur - Sin objetivo inmediato (No Chance) Astronomer Royal - Royal Ascot ???????? Honoured Guest - Royal Ascot ???????? Excellent Art - Royal Ascot (No Chance) 
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02-19-2008, 01:17 AM
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* * * Champion Kiwi Seachange settles in Dubai Champion New Zealand mare Seachange has arrived safely in Dubai where she is scheduled to have two starts next month, according to New Zealand Racing News. Seachange is set to make her Dubai debut in the Group 2 $US200,000 Jebel Hatta (1777m) at Nad Al Sheba on March 6 ahead of the the Group 1 $US5 million Dubai Duty Free over the same course and distance on March 29. “She’ll be in quarantine for 48 hours so that will be a crucial time,” Rick Williams, racing manager for Seachange’s owner-breeder Dick Karreman told NZ Racing News. “She’s under veterinary care and if she has no elevated temperature or such then everything will press on as planned. “Ralph (trainer Ralph Manning) will be over there on Friday and he’ll work out a training program for her then.” Seachange was flown to Dubai via Singapore in the care of her groom and regular trackwork rider, Jayne Ivil. “Jayne sent a text when she arrived and said Seachange had slept most of the way, which is great,” Williams said. “She said it was 25 hours from the time she left the stable in New Zealand to being unloaded at the airport in Dubai. “The flight was good and we’ve just got to wait now and see how she comes through the next 48 hours.” Ted Durcan, the leading rider in Dubai, will be aboard Seachange in both starts.
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02-19-2008, 10:22 AM
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Wonder if Linngari can make it three years in a row...
6 21:55 AL FAHIDI FORT - SPONSORED BY COMMERCIAL BANK OF DUBAI 1600M(a8F) Turf For NH 4YO+ & SH 3YO+ Weight: SH 3YO 55kg. NH & SH 4YO+ 59kg Rail Position: Out 7m Safety Limit: 10 Total Purse: 250,000 USD Group 2 22 (10-2-1) 1(1) LINNGARI (IRE) R Moore 6yrs Ch H (28) H Brown 121 60.0 Kg The Bayern Syndicate & Peter Walichnowski 9 (3-0-1) 2(2) BIG TIMER (USA) T Eaves 4yrs Ch G (14) I Semple 101 57.0 Kg Gordon McDowall 7 (5-0-0) 3(3) DANAK (IRE) R Hills 5yrs Br H (194) D Watson 113 57.0 Kg Sh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum 39 (5-13-8) 4(4) LORD ADMIRAL (USA) M Kinane 7yrs Bay H (21) C O'Brien 113 57.0 Kg [b] Dr M V O'Brien 12 (2-2-3) 5(5) WARRIORS KEY (IRE) T Durcan 4yrs Bay C (90) S Seemar 96 57.0 Kg Tri-Nations Syndicate 11 (3-2-0) 6(6) ROYAL OATH (USA) R Mullen 5yrs Bay H (169) J Gosden 112 57.0 Kg [b] W S Farrish & William S Farish Jr 10 (3-1-1) 7(7) ADMIRALOFTHEFLEET (USA) J Murtagh 4yrs DkB C (13) M de Kock 111 57.0 Kg Dr Vijay Mallya 9 (2-1-0) 8(8) ARCHIPENKO (USA) K Shea 4yrs Bay C (14) M de Kock 113 57.0 Kg [B1] [TT] Sh Mohd Khalifa Al Maktoum & Dr AH Parker 5 (1-0-0) 9(9) ETIHAAD (GB) B Doyle 6yrs Bay H (13) R Bouresly 95 57.0 Kg [TT] Bouresly Racing Syndicate 16 (4-1-2) 10(10) DARK ISLANDER (IRE) L Dettori 5yrs Bay H (21) J Hills 110 57.0 Kg Donald M Kerr Reserves: 13 (1-5-0) 11 QUEBEC CITIZEN (BRZ) 4yrs Bay C (13) M Al Muhairi 93 57.0 Kg [CP-] Sh Saeed bin Mohd Al Maktoum 58 (9-8-7) 12 DELUDE (IRE) 10yrs Ch G (13) R Bouresly 90 57.0 Kg Bouresly Racing Syndicate The following horses have been declared with Shadow Rolls: LINNGARI (IRE), ADMIRALOFTHEFLEET (USA)
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02-19-2008, 11:32 AM
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Form comments, from our friends at the ERA.....
LINNGARI (IRE) 2002 ch h Indian Ridge – Lidakiya (Kahyasi) 22 starts 10-2-1 Winner of this event for the past two years and favoured to make it a hat-trick here. Record on the turf at Nad Al Sheba is first class and returned in brilliant style on second night of the Carnival with strong performance to beat the smart Divine Jury in a 100+ handicap. Back to set weight conditions here and although has to concede a three kilogram penalty for a Group 1 success last summer, has the class to make him the one to beat. BIG TIMER (USA) 2004 ch g Street Cry – Moonflute (The Minstrel) 9 starts 3-0-1 Group 3 winner as a two-year-old in 2006 but yet to win since. His two runs at this year’s carnival have merit and he hasn’t enjoyed the best of luck in either outing. Stepping up markedly in grade here and weights against him, so place claims appear best. DANAK (IRE) 2003 dk b/br h Pivotal – Daniysha (Doyoun) 7 starts 5-0-0 Won first five races in Ireland (including a defeat of Lord Admiral at Group 3 level at Leopardstown) before suffering first defeat when fourth to Notnowcato in Group 1 Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh last May. Only run since then was unplaced behind Jambalaya in the Arlington Million. Sold after that run and having first run for new trainer here. Is a horse with plenty of ability and firm surface will suit. One to keep an eye on. LORD ADMIRAL (USA) 2001 b h El Prado – Lady Ilsley (Trempolino) 39 starts 5-13-8 Second to Linngari in this two years ago and last year was placed in Zabeel Mile and Jebel Hatta. Showed he had returned better than ever with his impressive performance to defeat Gharir in the Group 3 Al Rashidiya last start. This is harder, but has shown his ability at this level in the past and will again be prominent. WARRIORS KEY (IRE) 2004 b c Key of Luck – Warrior Wings (Indian Ridge) 12 starts 2-2-3 Lightly-raced type having first run for new trainer here. Form towards end of last campaign in Ireland was only fair including third behind Latino Magic (reserve in handicap tomorrow night) and he will need to improve sharply to figure in this. ROYAL OATH (USA) 2003 b h Kingmambo – Sherkiya (Goldneyev) 11 starts 3-2-0 Brilliant winner of the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot over this distance last year and showed good form in three subsequent runs when stepped up to Group company. Certainly has the ability to be involved here, though fitness the query against many of main rivals who have had the benefit of a run. ADMIRALOFTHEFLEET (USA) 2004 b c Danehill – Rafina (Mr Prospector) 10 starts 3-1-1 Formerly trained in Ireland by Aidan O’Brien where he won Group 3 Dee Stakes at Chester as a three-year-old and the Group 2 Royal Lodge Stakes at Ascot at two. Purchased after fourth in Grade 1 Secretariat Stakes and sent to Dubai where he impressed on his first run here when second to Turn On The Style in 95-110 handicap over unsuitable 1200m. Better suited to this trip, bound to be fitter and must be considered. ARCHIPENKO (USA) 2004 b c Kingmambo - Bound (Nijinsky) 9 starts 2-1-0 Another formerly trained in Ireland by Aidan O’Brien where he was used as a pacemaker on a number of occasions, but did win Group 2 Derby Trial at Leopardstown over 2,000m last May. On first run for new trainer in Dubai was always well back and never a threat when 10th behind So Will I in 100+ handicap a fortnight ago. Step up in distance here will suit and while this is harder it wouldn’t surprise to see him improve sharply. ETIHAAD (GB) 2002 b h Dubai Millennium - Elfaslah (Green Desert) 5 start 1-0-0 A half-brother to a Dubai World Cup winner in Almutawakel and by a Dubai World Cup winner in Dubai Millennium. Latest efforts require him to improve markedly to figure against these at level weights. DARK ISLANDER (IRE) 2003 b h Singspiel – Lamanka Miss (Woodman) 16 starts 4-1-2 Winner of the Grade 2 Oak Tree Derby in 2006 but hasn’t managed to be placed since. Will have benefited from his first Dubai run last start when a good fourth to the smart Sentinelese in handicap company three weeks ago under a big weight. Steps up in grade here on that performance but has the ability to cope with that and forward showing would not surprise. Reserves QUEBEC CITIZEN (BRZ) 2003 b h Know Heights – Importanza (Basim) 13 starts 1-5-0 This is far tougher than recent efforts that have seen him unplaced and others preferred. DELUDE (IRE) 1998 ch g Be My Guest – Deceive (Machiavellian) 58 starts 9-8-7 Recent form consistent but in far easier company and others are preferred here at the weights.
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02-21-2008, 07:18 PM
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02-21-2008, 07:20 PM
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I was hoping Linngari could get his three in a row, just because.
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02-21-2008, 07:24 PM
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02-21-2008, 07:15 PM
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