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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Trainer Joe Roberts speaks about his two entrants for the Nov. 15 Claiming Crown at Churchill Downs: Empire's Best in the $100,000 Ready's Rocket Express and Shotshell in the $100,000 Iron Horse Kent Stirling Memorial.View the full article -
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On one hand it is good…. and i see how they gave $1m to charity and partners…. But i can see everywhere in the world big issues with problem gamblers. I am 60yrs old, as a 18yr you spent what you had, hardly heard of credit cards or personal loans…TABs were hidden down alleyways with little advertising, no casinos, no lotto or pokies. Compare it with today, easy to get credit, online Entain and casino gambling or oncourse, lotto jackpots and pokies…. and huge offers and promotions targeting mainly young punters both on social media and TV, and lets not forget Betcha was introduced for youngsters to get hooked. Going to be some very sad stories coming out over the next few years….
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Haras de Beaumont has announced a reduction in fee for its unbeaten Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Ace Impact, who will stand at €30,000 next season, down from €40,000 in his first two years. En route to his victory in the Arc, Ace Impact set a new record when winning the Prix du Jockey Club – a race won in recent years by the likes of Shamardal, Lope De Vega, Le Havre, New Bay and Study Of Man. “Ace Impact was the highest rated three-year-old in 2023 and his ability to quicken was extraordinary. He has been very popular since retiring with us, covering more than 200 black-type mares or black-type producers in his first two seasons, and we are looking forward to his first foals selling soon,” said Mathieu Alex, manager of Haras de Beaumont. “Feedback from French and international breeders has been unanimously positive.” As he embarks on his fourth covering season, Sealiway, too, has been trimmed, to €10,000 from €12,000. He will be represented by more than 100 first-crop two-year-olds next season. Alex continued, “We eagerly await 2026, which will mark Sealiway's first two-year-olds on the track. He was an impressive winner of the G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère at two, and there is every reason to believe that his progeny will be capable of excelling from the age of two. Next year will mark the arrival of the first foals of G1 Prix Jean Prat winner Puchkine. The son of Starspangledbanner remains at his opening fee of €8,500, while Intello, the sire of Group 1 winners Junko, Adhamo and Intellogent, has had his fee reduced slightly to €7,000. All stallions are advertised on Live Foal terms. “Puchkine, undefeated at two, won the G1 Prix Jean Prat in the second-fastest time ever. His sire Starspangledbanner has had a great season with his two-year-olds in 2025 and we're delighted to offer this sire-line, source of speed and precocity, to breeders, Alex added. “With Intello, we are delighted to offer breeders the opportunity to entrust their mares to a proven stallion. Winner of the G1 Prix du Jockey Club and boasting a remarkable pedigree, Intello is the sire of more than 50 stakes performers worldwide.” The team at Haras de Beaumont has recently been boosted by the arrival of Sylvain Vidal in the role of nominations and client relations. The post Ace Impact at €30,000 as Beaumont Fees Released appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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