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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Deva Racing's bargain buy Imperial Emperor (Dubawi) is being primed for a second tilt at the Dubai World Cup after his breakthrough Group 1 success in last month's Al Maktoum Challenge. That Meydan victory took Imperial Emperor's career earnings to more than $1.3 million, with his form reaching a whole new level since his purchase for just AED300,000 (around €70,000) at the 2024 ERA Racing in Dubai Sale. Formerly trained for Godolphin by Charlie Appleby, the six-year-old is now in the care of Bhupat Seemer and has won five of his seven starts in the blue and red silks of Deva Racing. The worst performance of that sequence came when Imperial Emperor trailed home last of the 11 runners in last year's Dubai World Cup, after which he is reported to have returned lame. “We were so disappointed last year with his run in the race,” said Deva Racing's managing director, Ryan Tongue. “To be fair, we didn't think when we bought him that he was going to take us to the World Cup, so we were just delighted to be there. “He was disappointing, but we found he had a slight knock after. He was fine the following day and has come back even better this year. He's an exciting horse. He's been brilliant and, for the dream we've had, he's been fantastic.” Reflecting on Imperial Emperor's defeat of Tumbarumba (Oscar Performance) in the Al Maktoum Challenge, Tongue added, “The race just panned out really well for us. The draw in stall eight suited us, because we don't like kickback on the inside and we can always go around them. “I think a few horses had a difficult passage through and we just had plain sailing. The way he quickened around the bend and down the straight was very impressive, and Richie Mullen gets on so well with him. “He's been an unbelievable horse, for Dubai anyway. [He won] the Group 2 [Al Maktoum Mile] in December, Group 1 last time, and hopefully he'll go and bag another Group 2 and the Group 1 in March.” The post Imperial Emperor On Course for Dubai World Cup Redemption 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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Espen Hill, last seen winning the Listed Songline Classic at Bro Park in October, has been crowned Sweden's Horse of the Year for the second time in three years. The son of Helsinki is trained by Bro Park-based Madeleine Smith, who is also the gelding's regular rider. Connections of Espen Hill received the prize at Saturday's Galoppgalan, which was held at the Glasklart in Malmö. Espen Hill was also named Older Horse of the Year, with his other victories last year including October's Listed SFK Jubileumslöpning at Jägersro, before he followed up in the Songline Classic just seven days later. Elsewhere at the ceremony, the British-born Alan Jack received the Lifetime Achievement Award from Benny Carlsson, chairman of the Jockeyklubben, while the Norway-based Niels Petersen was named Champion Trainer and Brazil's Elione Chaves collected the prize for Champion Jockey. The full list of winners is as follows: Horse of the Year: Espen Hill (Helsinki) Two-Year-Old of the Year: Papa Joe (Kodi Bear) Three-Year-Old of the Year: Celtic Lullaby (Juniper Tree) Older Horse of the Year: Espen Hill (Helsinki) Filly or Mare of the Year: Abby (Appel Au Maitre) Jumps Horse of the Year: New York Strip (Appel Au Maitre) Tattersalls Prize for Winningmost Horse: Secret Royal (Zelzal) SFAF Breeding Prizes: Rävdansens Stuteri, Swipe & Bengt Morberg Stable Staff Worker of the Year: Kajsa Holmsten Svensson Lifetime Achievement Award: Alan Jack Champion Owner: Väsby Häst (Hans Skiöld) Champion Breeder: Stutteri Hjortebo Champion Trainer: Niels Petersen Champion Jumps Trainer: Tobias Hellgren Champion Amateur Trainer: Maria Andersson Champion Jockey: Elione Chaves Champion Jumps Jockey: Christopher Roberts Champion Amateur Jockey: Emelie Gustavsson Champion Apprentice: Elin Hedman The post Espen Hill Named Sweden’s Horse of the Year at Galoppgalan 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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Observations on the European Racing Scene turns the spotlight on the best European races of the day, highlighting well-bred horses early in their careers, horses of note returning to action and young runners that achieved notable results in the sales ring. Monday's Observations features a newcomer from the Jerome Reynier stable. 14.30 Cagnes-sur-Mer, €21,000, Mdn, 3yo, 8f (AWT) Nurlan Bizakov's LASHKER (Pinatubo) is a homebred half-brother to the dam of G1 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes and G1 Prix Maurice de Gheest hero Lazzat (Territories), while his second dam is G1 1,000 Guineas heroine Sleepytime (Royal Academy). The Jerome Reynier trainee encounters seven opponents in this debut, including Safran Dore (Dabirsim), who is a once-raced gelded full-brother to the multiple Group 1-placed, dual Group 2 winner Horizon Dore, from the Patrice Cottier stable. The post Relative of Lazzat Set for Cagnes-sur-Mer Debut 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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Mark Newnham looks to have another smart one on his hands after Lucky Ranger made it second-time lucky with a dominant success in the first section of the Class Four On Ting Handicap (1,400m). The Vanbrugh galloper ran a big race on debut from a wide draw but with the benefit of the run under his belt, he was able to defy stall 14 on this occasion under an ice-cool Luke Ferraris. Able to settle midfield with cover from the widest stall, the pair ambled into contention and when let down in the...View the full article
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