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Fear dues to J Mac...earned his stripes As long as he doesn't accidently get into a bit of 'Golrizzing' in Saudi should come away with his hands intact Anyway I think it's only on Sundays they have hand wringing's and beheadings in the market square and him and Kelly will be well gone... Kelly?? Who TF is Kelly??...as the song goes 'International star' Kelly Myers you say? Oh yea very 'international' went to the GC on hols a few times Anyways good on her for being recognised in the International Jockey line ups for Saudi we'll cut your hands off if you Golrizz Arabia country And good on them for wearing tea towels on their heads to keep the sand out...needs must Maybe Lisa Allpress ( god speed recovery poor Lisa) impressed the Saudi's so much..in becoming the first woman jockey in the World to ride a winner there They arksed her "wtf should we choose" "my mate Kelly"?? yea, that'll be it Recently crowned Longines World’s Best Jockey James McDonald will line up in the 2025 International Jockeys’ Challenge (IJC) at King Abdulaziz Racecourse in Riyadh on Feb. 21, the day before bidding for Saudi Cup glory aboard Romantic Warrior in the world’s richest race. It will mark the first time the globetrotting New Zealander, who has ridden 106 Group 1 winners in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, UK and Japan, will compete in Saudi Arabia. McDonald has forged a renowned partnership with record-breaking three-time Hong Kong Cup winner, Romantic Warrior and following the IJC he will attempt to guide the world’s highest-earning racehorse victory in the USD$20m Saudi Cup, on 22 February. An array of global stars headline this year’s IJC, featuring seven male and seven female riders. 0:11 / 0:29 Skip Ad John Velazquez, who has well over 6,000 winners in the USA to his name, including six Classic victories, will make his IJC debut having ridden on Saudi Cup night last year. Another global superstar making his IJC debut is Christophe Soumillon. The Belgian has taken a handful of rides at King Abdulaziz Racecourse over the years, with a single success coming back in 2004. Top British rider, Hollie Doyle, who was a dual Group 1 winner in the UK and Ireland last year, will return to ride in her second IJC, having formerly competed in the 2021 renewal of the challenge. She will be joined by four-time British Champion Jockey, Oisin Murphy, who finished third in last year’s Group 3 Longines Red Sea Turf Handicap aboard Giavellotto before going on to guide the Marco Botti charge to success in last month’s Group 1 Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin. Australian-based British rider, Rachel King is no stranger to the big stage. A multiple Group 1-winning jockey in Australia, she also recently secured a Group 3 victory in Japan. Maryline Eon will return to defend her IJC title, having claimed the prize last year when finishing seven points clear of Saudi-based rider, Camilo Ospina. She will be joined by the winner of the inaugural IJC in 2020, German-based Sibylle Vogt, who will be competing in her third IJC. The UAE-based Irish rider, Tadhg O’Shea, whose biggest success to date came on 2024 Dubai World Cup champion, Laurel River will be making his IJC debut. McDonald’s New Zealand compatriot, Kelly Myers is another riding for the first time in the IJC and will be joined by 22-year-old Canada-based, Sofia Vives and Japan’s Manami Nagashina, also 22 years old. Both Vives and Nagashina come to The Kingdom on the back of outstanding seasons, where they both celebrated first Graded successes. The IJC line up will be completed by two leading Saudi-based riders, who will be announced at a later date. Riders will compete for points across the four IJC races, two on turf and two on dirt, with the jockey that amasses the most points emerging victorious. In each race, 15 points will be awarded for first place, 10 for second, seven for third, four for fourth and the fifth placed rider will receive two points. The first two IJC races will be run on the dirt track at King Abdulaziz Racecourse, while legs three and four will take place on the turf track. Each race is worth a total of $400,000. As well competing for a share of the $100,000 IJC prize fund ($30,000 to the winner), riders will also receive 15 per cent of prize money won. 2025 IJC line up: Maryline Eon (FR) (2024 winner) Christophe Soumillon (BEL/FR) Rachel King (UK/AUS) John Velasquez (USA) Hollie Doyle (UK) James MacDonald (NZ/AUS) Manami Nagashina (JAP) Oisin Murphy (UK/IRE) Kelly Myers (NZ) Tadhg O’Shea (UAE/IRE) Sofia Vives (USA) Sibylle Vogt (SWI/GER) TBC TBC -
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Are you serious @Gammalite - not forgetting the irony of your avatar being named after Gammalite! Horses in old style cowboy moview are generally older horses over 5 years of age. The rider has lot longer stirrups and wears spurs - hence the ability to give a good belt into the belly with the heal. They ride westen style with one hand and often longer tails on the reins which are used in a whipping fashion. Not to mention the rolled up lassoo which can pack a rear handed punch. In the movies anyway. -
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Polices related to President Trump's campaign promise to crack down on illegal immigrants will likely impact tracks, farms, and trainers across the country. View the full article -
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Lambert spoke at Gluck Equine Research Center Jan. 19, as part of the Cauthen Seminar Series, near Lexington, Ky. He released new studies on horses who suffered hind limb fractures, and carpal fractures. View the full article -
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Integration will return to the $1 million Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational (G1T) field for a second straight year after a disappointing fifth-place finish as the favorite in 2024.View the full article
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