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08-15-2009, 10:24 AM
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Balthazaar!
http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse...rd/620483/top/ * * * At the Curragh tomorrow... 16:15 10 Run Patrick P. O'leary Memorial Phoenix Sprint Stakes (group 3) Class , £67000.00 added, 3yo plus, £43600.00 penalty 6f Back to Top Form Horse Trainer Age Wgt Jockey 1(8) 63-8231 Benbaun (IRE) K A Ryan 8 9 7 P J Smullen 2(5) 512722 Snaefell (IRE) M Halford 5 9 7 K Latham 3(10) 41-1110 Vocalised (USA) J S Bolger 3 9 6 K J Manning 4(9) 31-4362 Icelandic F Sheridan 7 9 4 Hayley Turner 5(1) 193044 Croisultan (IRE) L McAteer 3 9 1 C O'Donoghue 6(4) 5-02131 Doncaster Rover (USA) D H Brown 3 9 1 P Makin 7(6) 42-3431 Girouette (IRE) T Collins 4 9 1 P Shanahan 8(2) 67333-7 Gluteus Maximus (IRE) A P O'Brien 3 9 1 J A Heffernan 9(3) 1196-21 Perfect Polly James M Ryan 4 9 1 F M Berry 10(7) 52-2465 Heart Shaped (USA) A P O'Brien 3 8 12 J P Murtagh Lord Admiral is a scratch (earlier race), Benbaun   could scratch...http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse...ay/620499/top/ If he does I suppose Vocalised or Heart Shaped wins. 
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#2
08-22-2009, 10:47 AM
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If anyone can get Youmzain to win, it's him.
On Fallon's return... http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse...on/623037/top/
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08-22-2009, 04:33 PM
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No wonder they like it hot....
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#4
08-26-2009, 09:47 PM
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 * * * Halicarnassus to the Bosphorus Cup (Turkey)... Not sure who else is going. Yet!
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09-04-2009, 10:04 AM
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09-04-2009, 10:19 AM
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http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse...en/627863/top/ http://www.racingpost.com/horses/rac...ate=2009-09-06 Nice field. Hope he wins but Kamsin and WW are pretty tough. (Like Eastern Anthem too). Will be thrilled if he pulls it off!  Good luck, Youmzain. * * * Didn't realize Dandy Man got a win this week! (His first since April of 2007). Just 3 runners for this, but they are all smart on their day and Dandy Man impressed with the style in which he scored, picking off the others without any fuss. DANDY MAN (IRE) has already shown this year that he's not the force he was, but this was at least much more encouraging faced with a simpler assignment, proving he can still cut it at a smart level, going about it very smoothly, Dettori happy to let the other 2 fight for the lead and breezing past in the final 1f; incidentally, this was his first success for Godolphin. PEACE OFFERING (IRE) is seemingly back on track a month on from Doncaster, though it's not a race to draw strong conclusions from and he was readily brushed aside by Dandy Man, entitled to get the better of his fellow front-runner on these terms. ANGUS NEWZ is best when allowed to dominate and, despite just 2 opponents, she didn't have that luxury, sticking to her task nonetheless against higher-class opponents. - Godolphin Last edited by my miss storm cat : 09-04-2009 at 12:37 PM.
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#7
09-09-2009, 11:20 AM
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Any news on Muhannak?
Pulled up in the September Stakes...
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#8
10-15-2009, 11:47 AM
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Saturday October 17 2009
Newmarket 15:00 Emirates Airline Champion Stakes (group 1) £350000.00 added, 3yo plus, 1m 2f, Class 1, £213739.00 penalty 14 runners Going: Good 1 (7) 282132 Campanologist (USA) 20 4 9-3 Saeed Suroor L Dettori 115 SP SP 25/1 2 (11) 2340-40 City Leader (IRE) 14 4 9-3 b1 B J Meehan T E Durcan 110 SP SP 100/1 3 (3) 48-1711 Doctor Fremantle 29 4 9-3 Sir Michael Stoute R L Moore 115 SP SP 12/1 4 (1) 114453 Forgotten Voice (IRE) 15 4 9-3 J Noseda R Hughes 113 SP SP 66/1 5 (13) 116-011 Mawatheeq (USA) 20 4 9-3 M P Tregoning R Hills 117 SP SP 6/1 6 (14) 11-5137 Never On Sunday (FR) 62 4 9-3 J C Rouget C P Lemaire 120 SP SP 7/1 7 (4) 147-251 Pipedreamer 14 5 9-3 J H M Gosden S Sanders 118 SP SP 12/1 8 (8) 334711 Twice Over 24 4 9-3 H R A Cecil T P Queally 119 SP SP 12/1 9 (6) 1-31633 Virtual 41 4 9-3 J H M Gosden J Fortune 117 SP SP 28/1 10 (9) 5-31214 Alpine Rose (FR) 13 4 9-0 A de Royer Dupre C Soumillon SP SP 14/1 11 (12) 351144 Barshiba (IRE) 58 5 9-0 D R C Elsworth P Hanagan 110 SP SP 66/1 12 (5) 112126 Fame And Glory 13 3 8-12 A P O'Brien J P Murtagh 129 SP SP 6/4 13 (10) 002390 Set Sail (IRE) 13 3 8-12 A P O'Brien C O'Donoghue 100 SP SP 300/1 14 (2) 1-41112 Sariska 58 3 8-9 M L W Bell K Fallon 120 SP SP 5/1 * * * edit - Never on Sunday / Sariska. I think Fame and Glory gets beaten... Good luck to Pipedreamer who won't win here but who i like. Forgotten Voice too. A bit outclassed but a nice horse all the same. Last edited by my miss storm cat : 10-15-2009 at 02:53 PM.
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#9
10-17-2009, 10:54 AM
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Wasn't expecting this... cheers to Twice Over (and so happy Pipedreamer got mentioned cause he never gets any press).
 TWICE OVER TAKES CHAMPION GLORY By Martin Kelly and Tom Peacock, Press Association Sport Twice Over gave trainer Henry Cecil and jockey Tom Queally Group One glory with a smooth victory in the Emirates Airline Champion Stakes at Newmarket. Runner-up to New Approach 12 months ago, the Khalid-Abdullah-owned 14-1 shot led over two furlongs out to win for the first time at the top level. Mawatheeq (7-1) stayed on well for a half-length second, with Sariska (8-1) a length further back in third. Fame And Glory's pacemaker Set Sail took the field along but he was virtually ignored by the rest of the runners, headed by Barshiba. It was not long after Set Sail slipped back that Queally asked Twice Over for his effort and the four-year-old responded with a turn of foot that took two lengths out of his rivals. He stuck on well top give Queally his fourth Group One success of the season and Cecil his third win in this race after Indian Skimmer (1988) and Bosra Sham (1996). However, Mawatheeq's rider Richard Hills was quick to lodge an objection prompting a stewards' inquiry, which was quickly dismissed. Queally told Channel 4 Racing: "This horse deserves it, he's had so many near-misses. "Thankfully the race went well, I got a nice run through. We got his confidence right back up in the last couple of runs and it paid off today. "Henry could see it in his work on a morning and he was bullish coming into the race. I knew he was a big price and an outsider but Henry could see something nobody else could." Cecil said: "I was worried about the ground today because the softer the better for him. "It's great for Prince Khalid Abdullah because he has been a great supporter of mine and I want to thank him so much, and Jane my wife, if it wasn't for her I wouldn't be here today. "We all need a confidence boost now and again. It doesn't matter how good they are, they have to enjoy themselves and want to do it." Mawatheeq's trainer Marcus Tregoning said: "It's a frustrating day as I thought he'd win. "My feeling is that he's best over a mile and a half and he ran here before and got unbalanced. He definitely stays in training." Michael Bell, responsible for third-placed Sariska, said: "It was a colossal run because everything has been against her this autumn. Ideally she wants a mile and a half on easy ground. "I am very proud of her and she will be a beast next year." Trainer John Gosden was delighted with his two runners, fourth home Pipedreamer and Virtual (eighth). He said: "Pipedreamer ran a blinder but a mile and two furlongs is just a little too far. A mile and one is perfect."It's a similar case for Virtual who ran a stunningly good race too." Our columnist Simon Holt tipped up Twice Over at 14-1!
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