Moyglare Stud Stakes

[my miss storm cat]

Glad to hear Benbaun won..... how did Moss do?

Will have to find a replay of the Moyglare.

[NoChanceToDance]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

Glad to hear Benbaun won..... how did Moss do?

Will have to find a replay of the Moyglare.

I think Moss Vale was third, but that's just off the top of my head.

Greatwallofchina disappointed AGAIN, spoke to the girl that looks after him and they don't know what to say. She said they are running out of excuses for him. Fallon said he just lacked class, but apparently he has shown so much talent in his work back at Ballydoyle.

He is probably one of those horses that works like a gr1 horse at home, but can't win a maiden on the track. A very frustrating type.

[Kingsgate]

Hi,

I thought I would pop in on this discussion.

Replays of the Moyglare can be seen at http://www.attheraces.com . You have to sign up, but replays are free, and they seem to have a good catalogue of races archived.

I would love to get more information about the third-place finisher, as she is a three-quarters sibling to my stallion.

Krista

[NoChanceToDance]

Originally Posted by Kingsgate

Hi,

I thought I would pop in on this discussion.

Replays of the Moyglare can be seen at http://www.attheraces.com . You have to sign up, but replays are free, and they seem to have a good catalogue of races archived.

I would love to get more information about the third-place finisher, as she is a three-quarters sibling to my stallion.

Krista

Welcome to the forum.

[NoChanceToDance]

Benbaun a breeders cup possible

From RP..........
by Tom Peacock



AS one door closes, another looks set to open for Benbaun, who completed a hat-trick in the Flying Five at the Curragh on Sunday.

Owing to the current outbreak of equine influenza in Japan, the six-year-old son of Stravinsky is set to miss an intended trip to the Sprinters' Stakes.

However, trainer Mark Wallace is still thinking in global terms and is now eyeing a crack on the dirt at the Breeders' Cup Sprint before a return visit to the Hong Kong Sprint in December.

“He's some horse to be able to win a race like that three years in a row,” said Wallace. “He would nearly have won it four years in a row but for losing by a head. We were giving Dandy Man 3lb as well.

“The plan is to take him back to the Curragh in two weeks for the Renaissance Stakes and then I might shoot for the stars and go for the Breeders' Cup.

“Those Stravinskys will go on dirt, and there would be a lot worse horses who have tried their luck in the sprint.

“Plan A had been Japan, but through no fault of our own it looks like it will be knocked on the head, because I think it may be called off.

“It's not certain, but the Breeders' might be our plan B before we go on to Hong Kong again.”