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By Harry Newshound · Posted
After guiding Pink Lloyd to his final career victory in the Nov. 27 Kennedy Road Stakes (G2), jockey Rafael Hernandez makes a clean sweep of Woodbine's weekend stakes action with Mrs. Barbara in the Mazarine (G3) and God of Love in the Grey (G3). View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Jockey Tyler Gaffalione has clinched his sixth-straight Churchill Downs meet riding title. The Florida-native entered the Nov. 28 closing day program with an insurmountable win lead at the fall meet and wrapped up the meet with a total of 34 wins. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
A grade 1 victory had eluded Regal Glory heading into the $400,000 Matriarch Stakes (G1T) Nov. 28 at Del Mar. Then she went straight to the front in the mile turf event for fillies and mares and never looked back. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Just In Time Racing's Hopeful Treasure wore down the pacesetter Chateau and staved off a late charge from Green Light Go to post an 18-1 upset in the $200,000 Fall Highweight Handicap (G3) at Aqueduct Racetrack. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Loving Dream, a group 1 winner on Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (G1) weekend last month, has been retired to her owner's Lordship Stud in Newmarket. View the full article -
Friday at Newbury saw the racing take place on ground described as Good to Soft. The Berkshire Novices Chase wasn't short of incident as first PIC D'ORHY fell when leading four out and then MILLER'S TALE, who looked to be in control, fired Harry Bannister into orbit two out. That left NASSALAM to come home a mile ahead of TEA CLIPPER. Was NASSALAM a fortunate winner? Probably but the object of the exercise is to jump the fences. The Long Distance Hurdle saw veteran and fan favourite PAISLEY PARK sent off head of the market to win this race again but though he raced more prominently and jumped better than has sometimes been the case, he's unquestionably lost a bit of his old edge and he was readily brushed aside from two out as the race developed between THOMAS DARBY and ON THE BLIND SIDE and the former proved much too good despite having made a couple of errors on the way round. -
We'll start the weekend review in reverse order (just to see who's still with me) and start with this morning's Japan Cup at Tokyo: Japan Cup 2021: A fitting end to a superb racing career as CONTRAIL defied the odds of 3/5 and came home the winner of the Japan Cup. He was thwarted by the brilliant ALMOND EYE in this last year but he was just too good for these and goes to stud having won £8.3 million in win and place money. He's by Deep Impact (naturally) out of an unraced daughter of Unbridled's Song. On ratings, he's a couple of lb behind A SHIN HIKARI who in his day won both the Hong Kong Cup and the Ispahan. I'd love to see some of his progeny racing beyond Japan. AUTHORITY ran a fine race in second with the 2021 Derby winner SHAHRIYAR firmly put in place, nearly four lengths behind the 2020 winner. Of the Europeans, GRAND GLORY ran a huge race in fifth collecting £212,000 for his connections. As I suspected, the fast ground was hat he wanted and I wonder if his connections will look to races in England next year where he's more likely to find quicker ground - a race like the Coronation Cup or the King George could be very interesting. JAPAN and BROOME finished eighth and eleventh respectively.
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By Harry Newshound · Posted
Contrail heads off to stud with an impressive victory in the Japan Cup (G1) and high expectations for his second career at Shadai Stallion Station. View the full article -
By We're Doomed · Posted
I actually think he's a really good horse. His last run in the UK before he headed to Aussie was super impressive and he went a great race in the Melbourne Cup. He's a pace on Flemington horse, not a sit and sprint short straight Caulfield type. That Sandown race had its stake tripled I think and was moved back a week, and moved to Caulfield to try and boost the field. It didn't work this time, but given time it is probably a good decision. There is just so much money up for grabs in Aussie now that horses can pick and choose so we are getting some pretty weak races. -
By NextPlease · Posted
Horses that stick on for the Sandown (Caulfield) meeting are often slowpokes chasing some decent money against horses like Sound, who hadn't won for how long?... It couldn't even win the Auckland Cup, so Spanish Mission is a dead-set 4000m plodder who can't sit and sprint, like most stayers have to in Australia. Sydney Cup beckons... -
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Pure mate LOL yeh I did alright shoulda won it but got the stitch cos I had too many beers the night before 😀 nah Elsu was too bloody flash winnin all his heats and then the Final, even I had to cheer him for that.....hey MajesticMan needed that last night, and RobynsPlayboy was gunna be in it if he didn't break looked like he may have struck the sulky in front, it was a late watch but I enjoyed it, I mean it's the Inters man we so gotta get em back here.... Cheers Iraklis -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
With a tactical move by jockey Umberto Rispoli on the backstretch, Field Pass avenged a loss in New York to Sacred Life in Del Mar's Seabiscuit Handicap (G2T). View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Mutamakina reeled in longshot leader Candy Flower in the waning strides of the $400,000 Long Island Stakes (G3T) Nov. 27 at Aqueduct Racetrack to give her back-to-back victories in the turf marathon. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
After impressing with a debut victory, Dream Lith went straight to grade 1 competition. She missed the board in her two starts at the top level, but was back in the winner's circle Nov. 27 after she rallied to victory in the Golden Rod Stakes (G2). View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Talk to Ya Later became the first winner for freshman sire Perfect Timber when the 2-year-old filly broke her maiden Nov. 27 at Woodbine. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
With a tactical move by jockey Umberto Rispoli on the backstretch, Field Pass avenges a loss in New York to Sacred Life in Del Mar's Seabiscuit Handicap. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Freeport Joe stepped up to stakes company for the first time in the $100,900 Berkeley Handicap (G3) Nov. 27 at Golden Gate Fields and came with a late run to upset favorite Camino Del Paraiso. View the full article -
I think the Hopes have only used Blair twice for two wins. How can they take a truckload of horses to the races almost every meeting and only get the occasional win. I always put a line through their horses unless a top driver is used. Yes I know they have won 54 races this season but their UDR is only 0.21 placing them 110th on the list, yes better than M House, Some others not that flash but a little higher are M Jones and C Dalgety. Gp Blair -
By Pure Steel · Posted
Nz results pretty solid last night with Alta Orlando (2nd )and Triple Eight (4th) Majestic Man (1st) for Nz owners in opening round. Think 'Blacks A Fake' with his 4 grand Final wins was the best winner I saw. hard to believe his 3 starts in NZ didn't gain a win in his career. See the horse IRAKLIS was a good second at Auckland GrandFinal too . behind 'Our Sir Vancelot' (Brian Hancock) 1999 . wouldn't you of enjoyed that race more than 'Elsu' winning even ?
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