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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Ombudsman will not race again this season after connections opted out of a Japan Cup rematch with his Ascot conqueror, Calandagan (Gleneagles), in favour of a return to action in 2026 when the Godolphin-owned colt is set to continue his racing career as a five-year-old. Trained by John and Thady Gosden, Ombudsman was bidding for his third Group 1 success of the campaign when he lined up as the 13/8 favourite for Saturday's Qipco Champion Stakes, having already announced himself as one of the world's premier middle-distances horses with victories in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes and Juddmonte International. In the event, Ombudsman had to settle for the runner-up spot at Ascot, two and a quarter lengths behind French raider Calandagan, but there should be more good races to be won with the son of Night Of Thunder next season, with the Clarehaven team not ruling out the possibility that he could have more to offer after just nine career starts. “Ombudsman ran a great race against a very good horse in Calandagan,” Thady Gosden reflected, before confirming that the four-year-old won't be sighted on a racecourse again in 2025. “There are not really the races for him, definitely not in this country, but abroad [as well]. We discussed the Japan Cup earlier in the year, but he had a hard enough race on Saturday. Hopefully, there will be more improvement in him next year. “He progressed enormously last year, and again through this year, and has always been a very talented colt. He's by a sire who can do no wrong at the moment and he is rated 128 now, which is pretty serious stuff.” Gosden also confirmed that no decision has been made yet on the future of star miler Field Of Gold (Kingman), who appeared to pay the price for the lack of a recent run when finishing sixth in Saturday's G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. The post Ombudsman to Skip International Targets in Favour of 2026 Return appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
Here is the US (HISA) definition of abuse. I agree with that. Definition of Abuse in Whip Use (HISA Rule Series 2000) Abuse includes, but is not limited to: Exceeding the Strike Limit: Jockeys are limited to six strikes per race. More than six strikes may trigger penalties, especially if deemed excessive or unnecessary. Striking the Horse in Prohibited Areas: Whip use is restricted to the shoulder or hindquarters. Striking the horse on the head, neck, or belly is considered abusive. Using the Whip with Excessive Force: Whips must be used in a controlled, non-aggressive manner. Excessive force or repeated striking that causes visible injury or distress is classified as abuse. Using the Whip After the Horse Has Clearly Won: Continued use of the whip after the outcome is obvious is considered unnecessary and abusive. Failure to Give the Horse Time to Respond: Jockeys must allow the horse time to react between strikes. Rapid-fire whipping is discouraged and may be penalized. -
I know Dave Kerr was very explicit with instructions re. whip use. Mind you, in those days there was a lot of rider choice.! He used my apprentice Andre Gillett and the boy was always told very firmly not to hit his mount. He also patronized Damian Browne wherever possible because ' he was kind '. My partner, R.J.( Mouse ) McCann was told by his boss, Ned Thistoll, that the whip was for saluting the judge. There were enlightened people even back then - and further - in the remarkable Golden Souvenir - Soneri match race neither of those superb riders went for the stick. Bill Broughton and Jim Ellis...I think..Doomed will correct me I'm sure if I have that wrong. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Breeders' Cup unveils the official race order, post times, and wagering menu for the 42nd Breeders' Cup World Championships Oct. 31-Nov. 1 at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club in Del Mar, Calif. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
A total of 207 pre-entries from around the globe–including some 52 from overseas-based gallopers–was announced Wednesday afternoon for the 14 races comprising the 42nd running of the Breeders' Cup World Championships to be held Friday, Oct. 31 and Saturday, Nov. 1, at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. The GI Longines Breeders' Cup Classic is the richest of the weekend's contests at $7 million and has attracted 11 pre-entries, headed by Godolphin's dual Classic winner Sovereignty (Into Mischief), who will look to make the 10-furlong contest his fourth Grade I conquest and give him a leg up on Horse of the Year honors to go with his likely laurels as champion 3-year-old. Back to defend his title is 'TDN Rising Star' presented by Hagyard Sierra Leone (Gun Runner), this year's winner of the GI Whitney Stakes, and also back are the two classy horses that rounded out the minors 12 months back in the form of 'TDN Rising Star' presented by Hagyard Fierceness (City of Light)–the 2023 GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner and making the final start of his career before heading off to Ashford Stud to begin his second career–and Japan's Forever Young (Jpn) (Real Steel {Jpn}), winner of a G1 Saudi Cup for the ages this past February and returning to Del Mar off a successful prep at home early this month. In addition to the swan-songing Fierceness, Repole Stable is also represented by 'TDN Rising Star' presented by Hagyard Mindframe (Constitution), who is campaigned in partnership with St Elias Stable and looking to become a treble Grade I winner at three different distances this season. Joining Sovereignty as part of a tremendous class of sophomores in 2025 is Journalism (Curlin), thrilling winner of the GI Santa Anita Derby, GI Preakness Stakes and GI Haskell Stakes; and the multiple Classic-placed Baeza (McKinzie), who celebrated a coming-out moment of sorts in the GI Pennsylvania Derby on Sept. 20. 'TDN Rising Star' presented by Hagyard Locked (Gun Runner) is a second Classic starter for his sire and one of four overall from the Todd Pletcher barn, alongside GI Jockey Club Gold Cup winner Antiquarian (Preservationist). GI Goodwood Stakes upsetter Nevada Beach (Omaha Beach) represents the always-dangerous Bob Baffert shedrow and the field is completed by Contrary Thinking (Into Mischief), who is entered to ensure a good pace for stablemate Sierra Leone. “The incredible group of horses pre-entered for this year's Breeders' Cup reflects the unmatched quality and global prestige of the World Championships,” said Drew Fleming, President & CEO of Breeders' Cup Limited. “The divisions are loaded with champions, classic winners, and international stars. We are deeply grateful to the owners, breeders, trainers, jockeys, and teams, whose dedication and care make it possible for these extraordinary Thoroughbreds to put on an incredible show.” Fleming continued, “Our thanks also go to Del Mar Thoroughbred Club for their partnership, to our nominators for their vital support, and to the passionate fans and bettors whose enthusiasm continues to drive our sport forward. We can't wait to deliver another unforgettable edition of the World Championships at Del Mar.” Post positions for all 14 championship races will be assigned Monday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. ET. This story will be updated The post Racing’s Elite Assembles At Del Mar For Breeders’ Cup 2025 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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