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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Emulating Andrew Balding's former star Chaldean on Wednesday, Al Rabban Racing's Gewan (Night Of Thunder) came from the same Newbury novice to capture York's G3 Tattersalls Acomb Stakes, an automatic qualifier for the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf. Always prominent under P J McDonald throughout the seven-furlong contest, the 11-2 shot saw off Ballydoyle's Italy (Wootton Bassett) to score by 1 1/2 lengths, with 3 1/4 lengths back to the disappointing 11-20 favourite Distant Storm (Night Of Thunder) in third. “He was very well bought by Billy Jackson, as he wasn't expensive for a Night Of Thunder,” Balding said of the €80,000 Arqana May Breeze-Up graduate. “He's done everything right since he came in and we've always liked him. PJ was quite taken by his attitude and said he had a little bit more left. I think he'll stay a mile next year, but he'll stay at seven this.” Aidan O'Brien was far from downcast after the defeat of the yard's TDN Rising Star Italy. “He ran very well–he's a lovely big horse and he jumped a bit slow and was a length or two further back than Ryan wanted to and he had to expose him early,” he said. “He will progress. The Futurity and National were the plan.” The post Night Of Thunder’s Gewan Wins The Acomb, Qualifies For The Breeders’ Cup 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
Trainer partnerships aren't the "thing" in American racing but the father-son team of John and Thady Gosden is showing how it's done in Europe and around the globe.View the full article -
By Special Agent · Posted
Hardly a surprise that more time is required. Thank goodness they didn't press on with upcoming trials and races. -
By Special Agent · Posted
How much training and racing would you get for $40,000 for one dog? If you factored in food, shelter, vet work, retraining, desensitising etc and staffing for one retired dog at one of the GRNZ approved kennels to be $40 per day (which it wouldn't be) that's about 3 years of care. A bit like owning a Rest Home, there's a fairly secure job there for a while. If trainers are losing their jobs surely it makes sense to leave the dogs where they are until rehomed, afterall trainers have the facilities and handlers, and come 1/8/2026 nothing better to do. -
By Special Agent · Posted
Did anyone else read the article which I don't think was from the UK, rather Scandanavia or Europe, about the mother who donated her daughter's pony to the zoo to feed the lions? That particular animal park sourced various horse meat for the big cats via donations through public means. I think slow ones in Singapore used to feed the lions and tigers in their zoo. When you think about it, Orana Park could be a good avenue for unwanted, old or injured South Island horses, and Wellington and Auckland zoos have a whole North Island to supply food for a lot of hungry mouths.
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