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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
By Jordyn Bublitz Clevedon trainer-driver Matthew White enjoyed a standout night at Cambridge Raceway last night , coming away with two wins and a second from his three runners. He drove all three himself. First out for the night was Forgiveness, who set the tone with a gritty effort to finish second in the Xmas At The Raceway Tickets On Sale Now Handicap Trot. Off a 25m handicap, the mare produced a strong finish to run into the placing and signalled a welcome return to form. “Back left-handed is probably the reason she’s picked up,” White said, “the drop in company helps as well. She’s been racing well and it’s great to see her coming back into form.” Oakley, who has been part of White’s stable since he was a yearling, stepped up to the mark in the IRT. Your Horse. Our Passion. Mobile Pace. The three-year-old made the most of his inside draw, using his gate speed to find the front early. From there, he rolled along in front and dug deep in the run home to hold on and claim his maiden victory. “I thought his fresh-up run was good, I was a bit disappointed with his second run,” White said, “I was reasonably confident in him heading into last night, he’d found the right race and had a good draw to help. He really only just got there, but he’s still learning, and he’ll only improve with more racing.” The night was capped off perfectly by Change Tact, who continued her strong form with an emphatic victory in the Gavelhouse.com Mobile Pace. The Lazarus mare has been a model of consistency all season, and she showed her class once again, sitting in the trail before dashing up the passing lane to win by 3¼ lengths in a sharp 1:57.7 mile rate, closing in 56.6 for the last half. “She got the run I was hoping for, it panned out beautifully for us,” White said, “I thought that she’d race well with how consistent she’s been all season. She’s been up for quite a while, but she handles the work and she’s still racing well.” “The run of the night was definitely Change Tact,” he said. “Her owners Rob (Carr) and Don (Kirkbride) were on course, which made it even better. They’re great people who get a huge buzz out of it and it was really nice to get that win for them.” View the full article -
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Triple Crown winner and Horse Of The Year American Pharoah is set to shuttle to The Shizunal Stallion Station in Japan for the 2026 breeding season in partnership with the Japanese Bloodstock Breeders Association (JBBA). The son of Pioneerof The Nile will return to his base at Coolmore America's Ashford Stud in July 2026. “We have worked very closely shuttling stallions with the JBBA in the past and are delighted that their members will now have access to his bloodline,” said Ashford Stud manager Dermot Ryan. “There has been interest from Japan for the past number of years in purchasing the horse and we've come up with a compromise that suits both parties. Pharoah will be accompanied to Japan by his groom from Ashford.” American Pharoah has already made a significant impact in Japan, siring 58 winners from just 88 runners at an impressive strike rate of 65%. Among them are nine blacktype scorers, most notably Café Pharoah, a dual winner of the Grade 1 February Stakes. The post American Pharoah to Shuttle to Shizunal Stallion Station in Japan for 2026 Breeding Season 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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It would not be hard to argue that the current crop of Hong Kong jockeys is one of the strongest in recent memory – so why was a return to the city for Joao Moreira talked about as if it were a certainty? There is no debating that the “Magic Man” is one of the best jockeys to ever grace Hong Kong, racking up 1,235 wins and being champion jockey on four occasions. His regular tussles with Zac Purton were something to savour and he is internationally acclaimed - his talent is certainly not up for...View the full article -
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