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Gai makes it Golden Slipper win number SEVEN as Farnan leads all the way at eerily empty Rosehill
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yes it looked like the driver was very inexperienced and lacked confidence in her own tactical decision making at this stage of her driving career.And i guess,thats to be expected because she is inexperienced. actually i watched that race in real time and i thought the pulling off the trail was a smart move as i expected her to then come to the outside over the following 200m,when she had no one boxing her in.Had she done that she probably wins. But turned out i overestimated her tactical abilty as she simply decided not to take the clear run that existed had she simply pullied out.Now we are talking about her,she's gotten a mention in the stipes report and every punter who watched the race would be thinking either,thats why i put a line through anything she drives or,if they backed her,what was she doing? The joys of punting i suppose. all drivers seem to start off with a lack of confidence in their own decision making and tend to err on the side of caution with their tactical moves. I've always thought its because they think its better not to get noticed doing something that may draw attention to themselves,not wishing to look a bit silly. some of the inexperienced drivers up north have really improved in recent times. J dunn jnr has been given a lot of oppotunities and he had used them to be what i think is the most improved driver up there.H orange has a natural talent which you don't see very often and horses just run for him,but even he makes quite a few tactical moves that you think aren't the best. Mind you,its always easier driving them while sitting in front of the tv. -
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Workouts from anticipated Breeders' Cup starters pick up across much of the country, one week before the start of the two-day Breeders' Cup World Championships.uView the full article -
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The Kikuka Sho (G1) completes Japan's Triple Crown series and, at 3,000 meters (about 1 7/8 miles), poses a unique challenge for the nation's 3-year-olds by including a backstretch climb over 200 meters.View the full article -
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A lawsuit filed in a New York federal court accuses major national players in the horse racing industry of engaging in racketeering through their activities in computer assisted wagering companies.View the full article -
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An additional 23 yearlings have been added to the Goffs Autumn Yearling Sale, which takes place from Monday, November 3 to Wednesday, November 5. The supplementary lots, catalogued as 814-836, will be offered on the final day of the sale. Among them are 12 yearlings eligible for next year's Goffs Two Million Series, including a Sioux Nation filly (lot 822) from Abban Farm, bringing the total number of eligible lots in the catalogue to 16. The sale also offers the final opportunity to secure a runner for Harry's Half Million, with two supplementary entries – a Mehmas filly (lot 816) and a Thunder Moon colt (lot 814) – increasing the total eligible to 17. Meanwhile, a Space Blues colt has been added to a bumper draft of 44 from Boherguy Stud. Offered as lot 832, he is a half-brother to the Listed winner Wexford Native (Teofilo) and the Listed-placed Monotone (Verbal Dexterity). So Golden Leads HIT Supplementary Entries Fourteen supplementary entries have also been added to the Autumn Horses In Training Sale, which takes place from 10am on Monday, November 3. They include the four-year-old filly So Golden (lot 114), who opened her account at Clonmel last month for trainer Ken Condon. Consigned by the Castlebridge Consignment, the daughter of Golden Horn is a half-sister to the G1 Irish 1,000 Guineas third Foxtrot Liv (Foxwedge). In addition, the three-year-old Shamrock Flame (Muhaarar) (lot 113) represents Sean Davis Racing as a dual-purpose prospect, having filled the runner-up spot when making his debut in a Leopardstown maiden last week. The post Supplementary Entries Added to Goffs Autumn Yearling and HIT Sales 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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