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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Minnie Hauk enhanced her Group One Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (2,400m) claims after a dominant display in the Group One Yorkshire Oaks (2,400m) at York on Wednesday, but she also has the option of the Breeders’ Cup. The Aidan O’Brien-trained filly was already towards the top of the market for Europe’s premier middle-distance race after wins in the Group One Oaks (2,400m) at Epsom and the Group One Irish Oaks (2,400m) at the Curragh, and this performance was a statement to all her potential...View the full article -
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BOAY Legend Mo'Unga Strikes !! . roaring home from last. to get the chocolates in the Group 3 Maurice Holmes Vase at Addington tonight . That Field had No NZ Cup quality horses except himself though , so was intitled to Win really. If gets a sit in behind leader in the NZ Cup , could be a place chance for sure.🤔 Wouldn't want to have it again though . Sitting last to the quarter was Robbie Close ,going 5 wide turning in, but got up on the line . Must of gone a bit better than 55 seconds home. But they walked before that. Good on ya Robbie , and Regan Todd too. Has a beautiful horses there in Big Mo' to work alongside his Marketplace Derby star. Could have a Big year ? . Hope Borriso'kane comes back too. He's another good one. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
James Doyle will not take up his intended mounts at York on Friday and Saturday after being diagnosed with a viral infection. The retained rider for Wathnan Racing had been due to partner Night Raider in the G1 Nunthorpe Stakes and French Master in the Ebor Handicap. Doyle said, “I felt unwell during racing on Wednesday, underwent tests on Thursday and have been diagnosed with a viral infection. I have been prescribed antibiotics and have been advised to rest for a few days. It's hugely disappointing to be missing important rides, but I wish the team well and look forward to being back in action shortly.' Doyle, who was aboard G3 Prix Gontaut Biron winner First Look and Listed Prix Nureyev winner Damysus for Wathnan over last weekend in Deauville, is expected to return to race-riding towards the end of next week. Danny Tudhope will renew his acquaintance with the former Clipper Logistics-owned Night Raider and Rab Havlin will ride French Master. The post James Doyle Stood Down With Viral Infection appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Kit Walker · Posted
Its the only week I have seen to compare to. I know one thing for sure after 12 months the figures will prove the TAB plucked out of the sky to claim hundreds of millions lost to overseas betting outlets was rubbish. That claim was used as an excuse to mask their incompetence. They are going to have to increase betting with Geo blocking to make up for the lost millions in consumption fees. You were correct in your earlier quote saying I don't like ENTAIN but in saying that I did say here that at just over $5 a share they were worth investing in. Great time now to start dumping them as can see a big drop coming soon.
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