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won Te Rapa Premier Man of the match couldn't lose last weekend sadly the weekend ended. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Ballydoyle's Los Angeles (Camelot) will face eight rivals in Wednesday's G1 Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot, with his chief G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup rival Anmaat (Awtaad) set to renew rivalry. Also in the 10-furlong feature are the progressive Map Of Stars (Sea The Stars), Ombudsman (Night Of Thunder) and See The Fire (Sea The Stars), with White Birch the only withdrawal. In the supporting races, Luis Saez will partner Lennilu (Leinster) in the G2 Queen Mary Stakes and Flavien Prat is on Tough Critic (Caravaggio) in the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes. There are 25 fillies in the Queen Mary headed by Wathnan's TDN Rising Star Zelaina (Mehmas) and eight in the G2 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes including Godolphin's likely favourite Cinderella's Dream (Shamardal). The post Los Angeles Heads Prince Of Wales’s Nine appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Formlines from the English, Irish and French 2,000 Guineas will collide in a pulsating running of the Group One St James’s Palace Stakes (1,600m) to headline day one of Royal Ascot on Tuesday. Field Of Gold and Ruling Court – who locked horns in the Group One 2,000 Guineas (1,600m) at Newmarket in May – will renew their rivalry once again, with the former looking to exact revenge for a half-length defeat. Ruling Court, trained by Charlie Appleby, got first run that day over Field Of Gold, who...View the full article -
Well Robert Dunn was appointed to the HRNZ board about 3 years ago, and is NZ's leading trainer. At one stage he shared ownership in about 50 horses and at a point a few years ago he was supervising the Northern Team while John did Woodend. Is that still the case? As a member of the board does he (Mr Dunn) comment on what's going on with NZ harness racing ? or allowed to comment ? or does just gets paid behind the scenes ? Dean Shannon a bit of a loss to NZ via Entain , as he loves his harness horses and would of kept the game moving ahead in NZ. He raced about 70 horses at his peak in the 90's. Not sure how many he has now but still a fair few. -
I thought you'd wriggle your way out of it Chief, you certainly weren't making any sense.
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