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By Murray Fish · Posted
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
With a combined 273 workouts on the main and training track Sunday morning at Santa Anita, the noteworthy moves came from some of the biggest runners, namely 'TDN Rising Star' GSW & GISP Getaway Car (Curlin), GISW Raging Torrent (Maximus Mischief), and 'TDN Rising Star' MGSW Nysos (Nyquist). Entered in Saturday's GIII Virginia Derby at Colonial Downs, Getaway Car worked three furlongs in :36.60 for Bob Baffert, and was the 13th fastest of 17 at the distance. His stablemates Nysos and GSW Fort Bragg (Tapit) also took to the main track, both working five furlongs. The former drilled in 1-minute flat and was ranked eighth of 86 that morning. Nysos has not started since February 2024, and this move was his sixth work since Jan. 30. The latter came in at 1:00.40 (19/86). Raging Torrent breezed six panels for his Sunday morning move in 1:12.20 for trainer Chief Stipe O'Neill. He is next slated for the GII Godolphin Mile Mar. 30 at Meydan Racecourse in Dubai. His stablemate GISW Mixto (Good Magic) went five furlongs in :59.40 (2/86) as he prepares for an expected start in the G1 Dubai World Cup. The post Getaway Car, Raging Torrent, Nysos Headline ‘Massive’ Sunday Work Tab at Santa Anita appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
It's offensive to label anyone questioning the relevance of a Haka before a race as racist. But full credit to tbe Ngāti Whātua they've turned these acts into a profitable business. But it is getting repetitive, boring and unnecessary. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Kazushi Kimura is set to make his return and will begin riding horses during morning training toward the end of next week, Santa Anita revealed via press release Sunday afternoon. Sidelined for more than two months after suffering a lower leg injury in a starting gate incident back in mid-January, his agent Brian Beach said Kimura will begin getting on horses for morning works next week and will return for the new condition book that runs through the end of the Classic Meet Apr. 6. “He's a really hard worker and has been diligent in his physical therapy,” Beach said. “He's doing everything known to man trying to get back.” After Kimura's injury to his left ankle, Beach says doctors put two screws into it and that the jockey flew to Costa Rica last week for stem cell therapy. The injury was initially not expected to cost him much time, but persistent swelling and other issues led to a longer recovery. At the time of his injury, Kimura was third in earnings and fourth in wins among jockeys at the Classic meet. He was onboard for several graded victories including notably the GI La Brea Stakes aboard GISW Kopion (Omaha Beach) for trainer Richard Mandella. “It's been tough. He was riding a lot of good horses,” said Beach. The post Kazushi Kimura Set to Return March 21 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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