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Rachel Alexandra delivers colt at Stonestreet Farm Rachel Alexandra, the 2009 Eclipse Award winner as Horse of the Year, delivered her first foal at Stonestreet Farm at Lexington. The foal is a colt by 2007 and 2008 Horse of the Year Curlin. Both Rachel Alexandra and Curlin were raced, either alone of in partnership by Jesse Jackson’s and Barbara Banke’s Stonestreet Stables. Rachel Alexandra won the 2009 Preakness Stakes (Gr1) and Curlin won the second jewel of the Triple Crown in 2007, making Rachel Alexandra’s first foal by a US Horse of the Year out of a Horse of the Year with both parents Preakness winners. Rachel Alexandra and Curlin combined for 12 Group/Grade I wins and earned more than $14 million combined.
Gamilati sensational in Guineas romp
Godolphin’s Gamilati lead home a 1-2 when comfortably beating stable companion Pimpernel in the Listed UAE 1000 Guineas, the first Classic of the season, over 1600m on the all-weather. Frankie Dettori was in the saddle on the winner who confirmed the promise of her win in the 1400m trial for this race and she seemingly relished the extra 200m and has taken the switch to the all-weather with relish. Dettori always looked confident, tracking his five rivals until producing the filly on the outside and she could...
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Mendip conquers Challenge
The ninth meeting of the 2012 Dubai World Cup Carnival was dominated by the Godolphin trainers, with Saeed Bin Suroor saddling no less than three winners, including Mendip who bounced back to winning ways in the Group 2 Al Maktoum Challenge Round II, the 1900m all-weather
feature. Winner of opening round of the Al Maktoum Challenge, he was only fourth in that 1600m contest this year but looked a different horse this time with Kieren Fallon steering him to a smooth success in the colours of His Excellency Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum...
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Mahbooba glides through Balanchine
It was South African Mike de Kock who saddled the winner of the featured race with Mahbooba landing the Group 2 Balanchine Stakes. An 1800m turf race restricted to fillies and a mares, it is a race the master handler has a particularly good record in and this was his fifth win in the
race which was only introduced to the calendar in 2004. The five-year-old home bred Galileo (Ire) mare won for the second time in three starts at Meydan this season following a victory in an 1800m conditions race...
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Musir scores comfortable victory Al Rashidiya Mohammed Musir, the six-year-old, trained by Mike de Kock scored an easy one length victory in the $200,000 Dubai Duty Free Al Rashidiya (UAE-G2). The progeny of Redoubte’s Choice had his second consecutive victory of the season and third straight dating back to last September as he entered off a three-length victory in the Etisalat Maktoum Challenge Round (UAE-G3). The 1800m race was the first turf start for Musir...
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Black Caviar aiming for the Goldeen Shaheen
Kerrin McEnoyto ride for Sheikh Mohammed
Neil Warrett, managing owner of unbeaten Australian Horse of the Year, Black Caviar has set her sights on the Goldeeen Shaheen (UAE-G1). The six-year-old Bel Esprit mare has won all 17 of her career starts in Australia...
Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been named to ride Sheikh Mohammed’s Australian-breds Sepoy (Elusive Quality) and Helmet (Exceed And Excel) on the Dubai World Cup (Gr1) card on March 31. McEvoy was Goldolphins’s...
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Ambitious Dragon takes first leg of the Hong Kong Triple Crown
Four days after Sha Tin’s Chinese New Year race day welcomed in the Year of the Dragon, the iconic racetrack witnessed the ‘Return of the Dragon’ as Hong Kong’s Horse of the Year swept to a scintillating victory in the HK-G1 Stewards’ Cup.
Reigning Hong Kong Horse of the year
showed he is back to form winning the Stewards’ Cup, the first leg of the Hong Kong Triple crown at Sha Tin. The five-year-old New Zealand-bred Pins gelding ridden once again by champion jockey Douglas Whyte, Ambitious Dragon consigned those...
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The Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Gr3)
Steeped in tradition, The Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Gr3) run over 2,800m in Kolkata was won by Royal Blue Star (Sunday Doubt-Razpazazz) in 3m4.29secs. The Vijay Singh-trained colt owned by Mr D Khaitan, Mrs Y Khaitan & Mrs D Jalan was confidently ridden by Neeraj Rawal winning by a distance from Raznandan. Tthe favourite Unleashed was a disappointment in fourth A great day of racing was enjoyed by Consuls Generals of various countries who were present to grace the occasion...
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