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    • 7th-DMR, 61K, O/C, 3yo/up, f, 6f, 6:33 p.m. TAMARA (Bolt d'Oro), the daughter of four-time Eclipse winner Beholder, makes her long-awaited return to the races Friday after a year-long absence following last year's GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies. Named a 'TDN Rising Star' in her summer debut over course and near distance, the Richard Mandella trainee gave visions of her illustrious mother when romping by 6 3/4 lengths in the GI Del Mar Debutante. Heavily favored to complete the hat trick at the Breeders' Cup, Tamara came home eased after setting the early pace and was found to have an injury prompting the time off. Her road back to the races hasn't been a smooth one but she draws the rail here and picks up Lasix with regular pilot Mike Smith aboard. TJCIS PPS   6th-CD, 120K, Msw, 2yo, f, 5f, 3:26 p.m. Homebred Desert Adventure (Hard Spun) is a daughter of GISW Dubai Escapade, a $2,000,000 purchase by John Ferguson Bloodstock on behalf of Godolphin as a 2-year-old in 2004. From six foals to race, she's got six winners including the Gap Year (Bernardini), the dam of soon-to-be champion 2-year-old filly Immersive (Nyquist). Second dam Sassy Pants was a $4.5m buy for Hill 'n' Dale Bloodstock out of the 2006 KEENOV sale and her production record includes GISW and $3.1m FTKNOV broodmare buy Madcap Escapade (Hennessy), the dam of GISW Mi Sueno (Pulpit). T he family also includes SW/GISP Crystal Ball (Malibu Moon) and MGISP Clyde's Image (Get Stormy).TJCIS PPS The post Friday Insights: Tamara Makes Long-Awaited Return appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • King Gold (Fr) (Anodin {Ire}) (lot 50), a winner of the G1 Prix Maurice de Gheest, anchors the catalogue for the Tattersalls Online November Sale, which was released on Thursday. Featuring 109 horses in- and out-of-training, 42 broodmares, 28 yearlings, 11 foals, four stores, and breeding rights in Group 1 sire Ardad (Ire) (lot 194) and first-season sire Sergei Prokofiev (lot 195), the sale will be held on Nov. 20-21. A total of 196 lots will go under the hammer, a new record for the Tattersalls Online platform. King Gold is rated 113 on Timeform and will be sold as a racing or stallion prospect. Listed winner Cuban Tiger (GB) (Havana Grey {GB}) (lot 29) is currently rated 102 by Timeform and will be offered, as will the Grade I-placed hurdler Forever William (GB) (Sea The Moon {Ger}) (lot 35). The catalogue also features the Alne Park Stud Partial Dispersal, consisting of 12 broodmares and four foals. Among the broodmares is Robyn De Galles (Ire) (Robin Des Champs {Fr}) (lot 187), a half-sister to G2 Kingwell Hurdle winner Blue Heron (Ire) (Heron Island {Ire}), who placed at the highest level, in foal to Midnights Legacy (GB). On the Flat, the broodmare Lockerbie (GB) (New Approach {Ire}) (lot 179), herself a half-sister to multiple group winner and Group 1-placed Hamish (GB) (Motivator {GB}), will be consigned in foal to Cracksman (GB); while Cthulhu (Henrythenavigator) (lot 165), a half-sister to GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile second Gaming (Game Winner), is also part of the catalogue. A third Flat mare of note is G2 Ribblesdale Stakes-placed Sparkle Roll (Fr) (Kingman {GB}), a half-sister to G1 Derby winner Wings Of Eagles (Fr) (Pour Moi {Ire}) in foal to Kameko. The post Group 1 Winner King Gold Heads Tattersalls Online November Catalogue appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • Two new slot races will make Show Day like none before it at Addington Raceway today. Both are for the three-year-olds and are worth $500,000 with the Majestic Horse Float LP THE ASCENT for the trotters going at 5.36pm  and the pacing’s edition, the Hill Lee and Scott THE VELOCITY at 6.36pm. This is the first time slot races have been held at Addington with Chase A Dream the favourite in THE VELOCITY and Australian visitor Keayang Zahara dominating the market for THE ASCENT. The 13 race programme, which will feature four Group 1s as well as three Listed races, starts at 1.47 with the last due at 8.24pm. Entry is by gold coin donation, which will go to the Horse Ambulance Trust. There will also be a TAB Show Day Punter of the Year Challenge. To see details click here  To see todays fields click here  View the full article
    • By Michael Guerin There is no hiding from the reason for Merlin’s defeat in the IRT New Zealand Trotting Cup and he won’t be hiding in tonight’s Allied Security New Zealand Free-For-All at Addington either. The form New Zealand pacer of the year only battled into fourth in the Cup won by Swayzee on Tuesday and while there is no shame in being beaten by the winner the fact Merlin was run down for third by Republican Party made his performance clearly below par for co-trainer Scott Phelan. “He just didn’t finish the 3200m off as well as he would a shorter trip,” says Phelan. “That is not to say he won’t win a 3200m race in the future and maybe an Auckland Cup may suit him better than a New Zealand Cup. “But he wasn’t as good over 3200m and maybe he never will be. That’s just being honest.” Phelan and training partner Barry Purdon can turn the page quickly as Merlin is back to the more suitable 1980m mobile of the NZ Pacing Free-For-All at today’s reinvigorated Show Day twilight meeting. With two scratchings inside him he will start from barrier 5 and Phelan says he wants to see Merlin in front and feeling good to get his mojo back.   “He came through the Cup well and we know he has gate speed so I’d like to see him lead, which might make Republican Party the danger if he sits on our back.” Crucial players in those that early burn could be the Australian pair Catch A Wave and perhaps to a lesser degree The Falcon, now trained by Jason Grimson. Phelan and Purdon have had a sometimes frustrating southern campaign, including Duchess Megxit getting run down late in her Group 1 on Tuesday after copping pressure. “Six months ago we were winning everything and now we aren’t but that is racing and we have some really good chances on Friday,” says Phelan. They include Jeremiah in the new $500,000 pacing slot race Hill Lee and Scott The Velocity, in which the stable also have Better Knuckle Up. “Jeremiah has some gate speed so he could go forward and even lead so he will be hard to beat. “Better Knuckle Up could need some luck from two on the second line but if Chase A Dream gets a good run through and has any luck I think we all might struggle to beat him.” Can Muscle Mountain challenge the champ? By Michael Guerin Punters can expect a refreshing change in the Livamol New Zealand Trotting Free-For-All today — a Kiwi horse actually taking it to one of the Aussies. That doesn’t mean a change of result as Victorian champion Just Believe should still win the Group 1 but it might at least make for a more interesting spectacle. Just Believe strode to the front effortlessly on his way to winning the $400,000 Dominion on Tuesday, hours before Swayzee did the same in the New Zealand Cup for the second year running.  There were no drivers at fault in either, the Aussies had too much horsepower and that will likely be the case as Just Believe tries to remain unbeaten in New Zealand in today’s 1980m mobile. But rival driver Ben Hope on Muscle Mountain at least wants to stretch the little Aussie superstar. Muscle Mountain missed both the Dominion on Tuesday and the Flying Stakes at Ashburton after knocking a leg but has tangled with Just Believe before and come off second best. On two of those occasions though he was able to beat him off the mobile gate at the start and Hope says that will be his plan today. “I am confident I can get across him and if I do I want to stay in front,” says Hope. “I don’t see any point handing up because then we can’t beat him and they will be pretty confident they can sit parked outside us and beat us because they have done it before. “And that might be the case again because he could be an all-time great.” Hope says his father Greg, who co-trains Muscle Mountain with wife Nina, took Muscle Mountain to Addington for a private workout last Saturday and loved what he felt. “He has a real glint back in his eye and I feel like he is ready to go a big race.”     View the full article
    • Selections for Show Day at Addington        Race   Michael Guerin Journalist/Presenter    Matt Cross  Commentator  Race 1 1.47pm 12 Forgiveness 10 Freya 14 Tu Tangata 2 What The Bell 12 Forgiveness 10 Freya 14 Tu Tangata 5 Paris Prince  Race 2  2.12pm 2 Rise Up N Dance 9 Terra Sancta 5 Itoje 6 Ultimate Challenge 2 Rise Up N Dance 9 Terra Sancta 12 Bobbies Rock 8 Still Rockin  Race 3 2.47pm 10 Meant To Be 8 Habibti Pat 7 Atlantic City 9 Ya Rite Darl 10 Meant To Be 8 Habibti Pat 9 Ya Rite Darl 7 Atlantic City  Race 4 3.22pm  2 Melody Banner 11 Miki Bennett 14 Salute 9 Dynasty 14 Salute 7 Mouton Cadet 1 Bettor Be Sharp 4 Commander Joe  Race 5 4.00pm 9 Borrisokane 8 It’s Tough 12 Bazooka 14 Next Level 8 It’s Tough 9 Borrisokane 12 Bazooka 11 Miki’s Courage Race 6 4.35pm 4 Just Believe 5 Muscle Mountain 1 Mighty Logan 8 Oscar Bonavena 4 Just Believe 1 Mighty Logan 5 Muscle Mountain 8 Oscar Bonavena Race 7 5.02pm 3 Youretheonethatiwant 10 Captains Mistress 9 General Jen 4 Stella Rouge 4 Stella Rouge 1 Winelight 3 Youretheonethatiwant 9 General Jen  Race 8 5.36pm  3 Keayang Zahara  1 Empire City 6 Tyron Eros 5 Father Time 3 Keayang Zahara 1 Empire City 6 Tyron Eros 7 Paramount Kiwi  Race 9 6.06pm  6 Mantra Blue 8 Mr Kaplan 9 Princess Meritaten 3 Dance Till Dawn 6 Mantra Blue 9 Princess Meritaten 8 Mr Kaplan 1 Lakelsa Race 10  6.36pm 7 Chase A Dream 4 Jeremiah 11 Dreams Are Free 1 Coastal Babe 7 Chase A Dream 6 Renegade 1 Coastal Babe 2 Hes From Heaven Race 11 7.09pm 7 Gold Bullion 9 Aroha Kenny 2 Sheza Gift 12 Julie Jaccka 9 Aroha Kenny 7 Gold Bullion 2 Sheza Gift 4 Masterly  Race 12 7.48pm 7 Merlin  2 Republican Party 5 Catch A Wave 9 Better Eclipse     5 Catch A Wave 2 Republican Party 7 Merlin 9 Better Eclipse  Race 13 8.24pm  7 Vessem 6 Charlie Brown 9 Da Vinci 13 Smoke On The Water 6 Charlie Brown 2 Helium 7 Vessem 13 Smoke On The Water    View the full article
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