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05-17-2009, 07:59 PM
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I have one question
Will anyone ever figure out that Gloria de Campeo is good? Those odds were crazy, of course I have xpressbet and cant bet Singapore.
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05-18-2009, 01:01 AM
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Cheers to you if you'd have had him.  He sure as hell lived up to his name (Portuguese for Glorious Champion). * * * Forgot to say sorry to you, Brock ( but your boy ran well). Wonder if Jaripeo had the winner here.....
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05-19-2009, 07:10 PM
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How beautiful is this?
From SCMP. Gracious Prebble honours Absolute Champion after sprint success Murray Bell Brett Prebble dedicated his win on world champion Sacred Kingdom to the previous holder of the global title, Absolute Champion, who was humanely destroyed after breaking down in the same race a year ago. Prebble was filled with emotion and it went way beyond the euphoria of victory. Apart from the warm memories of Absolute Champion, the 2006 Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint hero, he had just won the KrisFlyer Sprint in front of his old boss, Singapore-based trainer John Meagher. "It's been a tremendously emotional experience for me," Prebble said. "Twelve months ago, this was one of the worst days of my life. Being on Absolute Champion and having him break down in the early stages of this race was just a terrible experience. Absolute Champion was a great sprinter and had tremendous character. I'm dedicating this race to his memory." Prebble paid a warm tribute to Meagher, the Melbourne Cup-winning trainer who has called Singapore home for the past decade. "He taught me everything as an apprentice and nothing that I've achieved would have been possible without John and his wife, Ann," Prebble said. "They've been like second parents to me and to win a big race in front of them in Singapore makes it very special." Last edited by my miss storm cat : 05-19-2009 at 09:23 PM.
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05-21-2009, 06:58 PM
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05-28-2009, 01:31 AM
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 * * * The Hornet and Onceuponatime (who was scratched from the KrisFlyer) to the G1 Patrons' Bowl (on Sunday)... Onceuponatime to the Singapore Derby (July 12). (Good luck to Ace Armada, Recast and Top Spin in R9 on Sunday!!!)
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05-31-2009, 12:54 PM
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Full results...
http://www.turfclub.com.sg/tabid/203...1/Default.aspx Recast... http://www.turfclub.com.sg/DesktopMo...=85&PortalId=0
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07-07-2009, 12:42 AM
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07-08-2009, 12:31 AM
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03-27-2010, 02:48 PM
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"Let the whiners and lazy cry about how impossible "they've" made it to win at this game." - Steve Byk
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03-29-2010, 07:34 PM
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03-31-2010, 01:45 AM
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For his fans...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwny302db24 * * * Tough field! Mexican Rose, Waikato, Capablanca 02/04/2010 - Singapore RACE 9: KRANJI SPRINT (SG3) (3YO+)(HCP) 2nd LEG SINGAPORE SPRINT SERIES (RIDER ALLOWANCES NOT PERMITTED) - 1200M COURSE C (LC) TIME: 17:25 PRIZE MONEY: S$200000 Colour Horse No Last 5 Runs Horse Name EA Gear Jockey Trainer Barrier Rating Wt Desc Sire Dam Owner Rating +/- 1 25*57 WAIKATO B R FRADD L LAXON 2 115 59.0 6yo B NZ G PINS (AUS) SKYWALKER WILKES (USA) SILVER FERN RACING STABLE -1 2 53256 CAPABLANCA J POWELL D BAERTSCHIGER 3 105 54.0 8yo BR AUS G SCENIC (IRE) AHAVA (AUS) CAPABLANCA STABLE -3 3 50328 NTINI V DURIC M FREEDMAN 8 105 54.0 5yo B AUS G JOHANNESBURG (USA) DELIA (AUS) NTINI STABLE -3 4 11131 MEXICAN ROSE J SAIMEE L LAXON 10 99 51.0 3yo B NZ F VOLKSRAAD (GB) DOWN VIEW (USA) JUPITER STABLE 7 5 11113 TUXEDO MOON B O CHAVEZ D BAERTSCHIGER 12 98 50.5 5yo B NZ G STRAVINSKY (USA) JENNIFER RUSH (NZ) AURIC STABLE - 6 03295 FANTASTIC OWNERS WK S JOHN B DEAN 11 97 50.0 6yo B AUS G FANTASTIC LIGHT (USA) QUEEN OF STATE (NZ) MEGA HILL STABLE -3 7 51151 SMOKING JOE R STEWART KC YEOH 5 94 50.0* 5yo B AUS G DANETIME (IRE) SEE THE GOLD (AUS) TOAST TRUST NO 16 STABLE 6 8 11312 TUMBULGUM J MOREIRA M FREEDMAN 9 92 50.0* 4yo BL/BR AUS G BIANCONI (USA) HERRIES (AUS) JOHN ANDREW MCPHEE 10 9 51184 GOLDEN NUMBER TT M GALLAGHER L KHOO 1 84 50.0* 5yo B/BR AUS G JEUNE (GB) ISLAND DRUM (AUS) SKY STABLE - 10 56361 DR LEMON B VORSTER P SHAW 7 83 50.0* 4yo CH ARG G PURE PRIZE (USA) DAVSOYAN (GB) EMMA STABLE 6 11 15338 PERFECT SKY B I SAIFUDIN D KOH 6 81 50.0* 5yo BR AUS G BEL ESPRIT (AUS) TIME IS HOPE (AUS) AROWANA STABLE -2 12 4163 BANKS' GIFT B KK NG -2 D KOH 4 77 50.0* 4yo B/BR AUS G OVER (AUS) GOLF CIRCUIT (AUS) WM RACING STABLE - SCR 05140 BEAU BRUMMELL TRAINER SCR D HILL 99 51.0 5yo CH NZ G MY HALO (ARG) LADY IN BLUE (NZ) BYERLEY STABLE -1
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04-02-2010, 03:44 PM
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04-05-2010, 09:19 PM
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Supplementary entries bring total past 200 nominations
05 Apr 2010 Singapore Turf Club At the closing date of March 31 for alternative nominations, 10 supplementary entries were registered for the Singapore Airlines International Cup and KrisFlyer International Sprint. The $3million International Group 1 SIA Cup has drawn four more nominations, while six horses have joined the list of the $1million International Group 1 KrisFlyer. The total number of entries now stands at 124 nominations for the SIA Cup and 81 for the KrisFlyer for a combined total of 205. SINGAPORE AIRLINES INTERNATIONAL CUP Heading the list for the SIA Cup supplementary entries is recent surprise Dubai Duty Free (1800m) winner AL SHEMALI. Unheralded before his Dubai World Cup triumph, AL SHEMALI turned giant-killer in the US$5 million Group 1 event on turf, beating a classy field made up of the likes of Bankable, Presvis (both SIA Cup nominations as well) and Good Ba Ba among others. After two creditable back-to-back fourths in the KrisFlyer (2008 and 2009), owner-trainer Laurie Laxon is this time aiming WAIKATO at the big Cup race. A regular staple in feature sprints in his first three years at Kranji, the Pins six-year-old has developed more stamina over time, claiming victory in the Group 1 Kranji Mile (1600m) and a second in the Group 1 Raffles Cup (1800m) last year. Since his eighth to Jay Peg in the 2008 SIA Cup, New Zealand’s SPIN AROUND has been running in staying classics on both sides of the Tasman Sea, including an unplaced run in the Melbourne Cup (3200m). He did however land the Group 1 Auckland Cup (3200m) last year before running fourth in this year’s renewal last month. The fourth SIA Cup supplementary entry is the well-performed Monsun mare LA BOUM, a dual Group 3 winner in France. Prepared by Robert Collet, LA BOUM scored first-up in a 2400m race last February before running third in the Group 3 Prix Exbury (2000m) at Saint-Cloud at her last run. KRISFLYER INTERNATIONAL SPRINT Macau becomes the 15th country to nominate runners for the Singapore’s international races, with the inclusion of their duo of sprinting sensations VIVA PRONTO and GOOD CONTROL on the KrisFlyer list. VIVA PRONTO gave owner Stanley Ho and trainer Gary Moore something to cheer about when he upstaged more fancied Hong Kong horses in the Interport Group 3 Hong Kong Macau Trophy (1400m) on 6 March, to bring up his ninth victory, with the previous eight wins all scored between 1000m and 1200m on turf. The Patrick Lee-trained GOOD CONTROL also boasts nine wins to his credit, but with the first eight scored on sand (1050m) at Taipa. He did however prove his versatility by winning at his first run on turf over 1200m last June, incidentally beating VIVA PRONTO into fourth. Dual champion Hong Kong trainer Caspar Fownes, who picked up third place with Sanziro in the KrisFlyer in 2008, has nominated GREEN BIRDIE, a previous Hong Kong Derby Trial (1800m) winner, who has been nurtured into a seasoned sprinter in recent years. The Catbird six-year-old ran second to Inspiration in the Group 1 Hong Kong Sprint (1200m) in 2008. Incidentally, just under two lengths away from Sanziro in fifth in that 2008 KrisFlyer race was United Arab Emirates entrant STAR CROWNED, who has been re-entered by trainer Rashed Bouresly. British galloper JUDD STREET and local hope SMOKING JOE round out the list for the alternative nominations in the KrisFlyer. JUDD STREET, an eight-year-old veteran of 55 starts for 10 wins, wintered successfully in Dubai with a nose-win over STAR CROWNED in the Meydan Racecourse (1200m) on 5 March. Prepared by Eve Johnson Houghton, JUDD STREET then went on to finish sixth to Joy And Fun (also a nomination for Hong Kong in the KrisFlyer) in the Group 3 Al Quoz Sprint (1200m on turf) on Dubai World Cup night. SMOKING JOE, a five-year-old by Danetime, has scored three times in Singapore – all over 1400m on turf - from eight runs for Dr Yeoh Kheng Chye. The final late entries for both races will close on 27 April 2010.
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04-26-2010, 01:49 PM
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