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    • Handicapping is an absolute shambles , countless examples of journeyman horses giving Group & Listed winners weights in Open Handicaps. The problem with it is there is skant regard for the quality of the field or the level of race the horse wins , just some arbitrary points allocation in the handicap. 
    • A son of Cloth Of Stars (Ire) topped Arqana's Flat yearling finale at €23,000 when selling to Clifton Farm. Sold as lot 139 from Jedburgh Stud, he hails from the family of G1 Melbourne Cup second Heartbreak City (Fr) (Lando {Ger}), as well as Classic winners Paddington (GB) (Siyouni {Fr}) and Madelia (Fr) (Caro {Ire}). The highest priced filly on the day was lot 137, a daughter of Saxon Warrior (Jpn) and Missisipi Baileys (Fr) (Aqlaam {GB}) who was knocked down for €22,000 to Witold Miedzianowski. Consigned by Trois Chapelles, the bay is related to stakes winner and G1 Cheveley Park Stakes third Baileys Jubilee (GB) (Bahamian Bounty {GB}). Janda Bloodstock was the leading buyer with seven lots acquired for a gross of €52,000. Haras de Castillon was the leading consignor with 13 sold for an aggregate of €58,500. At the close of trade for the November Yearling Sale, 117 sold from 160 offered (73.1%) for a gross of €600,500 (-36.8%). The average was €5,132 (-23.4%) and the median was €3,500 (-30%). The post Cloth Of Stars Colt Leads The Way At Arqana November Yearling Sale appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • Mind Sunday (Fr) (Never On Sunday {Fr}) (lot 810) has been added to the upcoming Arqana Autumn Sale as a wildcard. The National Hunt sale, which features 105 mares, 24 fillies and 83 foals, will take place  from Monday, Nov. 18 and end on Thursday, Nov. 21. Mind Sunday is a half-sister to two-time Grade 1 winner Master Dino (Fr) (Doctor Dino {Fr}) and Grade 3 winner Master D'Oc (Fr) (Doctor Dino {Fr}). The 8-year-old mare is carrying her first foal by Doctor Dino and will sell on Thursday in the National Hunt and Breeding Stock part of the sale. Sessions start at 11 a.m each day. For the full catalogue, please visit the Arqana website. The post Wildcard Mind Sunday Added To Arqana Autumn Sale appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • Talking of kiwi, I took lostcause who carried the famous kiwi race colours, great effort for a 2 win house, was trapped 3 wide, cover did help, but still gutsy run within 5 lenghs fron winner, a horse worth following, certainly a few unlucky runners trapped wide.
    • Sam Agars BLAZING WIND - R1 (1) Improving galloper looksready to hit the board in this moderate race   Jay Rooney BLAZING WIND - R1 (1) Bursting to win after a pair of close seconds and J Mac hops on   Jack Dawling JOHANNES BRAHMS - R10 (1) Exciting import has been trialling well and can strike at the first time of asking   Phillip Woo BLAZING WIND - R1 (1) Is ready to salute after solid seconds in two recent appearances   Shannon (Vincent Wong) GALAXY PATCH - R8 (5) Exciting galloper looks primed for a bold run this afternoon   Racing Post Online FAST NETWORK - R5 (7) Didn't have a lot of luck last start and he can make amends today   Tom Wood FAST NETWORK - R5 (7) Had a few things go against him last time out and he can bounce backView the full article
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