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Gee…. I really struggle listening to Bevan Sweeney…. maybe it’s just at me -
Greg O’Connor just interviewed David Walsh before his horse Zelia raced, which has just won. Great interview, Greg is great and always great to see David talk, love to see good ex jockeys being interviewed…. let’s see more
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
With the news of the passing of industry titan James E. “Ted” Bassett III, tributes from the Thoroughbred industry recount the enormous impact Bassett had in shaping the sport for generations to come. Elected president of the Breeders' Cup four years after the inaugural running in 1984, Bassett spearheaded the organization's growth and making the World Championships into the global affair it's known as, today. “Mr. Bassett served the Breeders' Cup, Keeneland, and a multitude of Thoroughbred racing industry organizations with magnificent honor and distinction, and his legacy will continue to make an impact for generations to come,” said Drew Fleming, president and CEO of Breeders' Cup Limited. “Our thoughts are with the many people whose lives he touched as we honor his memory.” Chauncey Morris, the executive director of the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association, had similarly high praise. “Unequaled. Magnanimous. Marine,” said Morris. “These words are the very definition of Ted Bassett, his service to the United States, the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and its world-class Thoroughbred industry. His leadership of Keeneland was transformational. Our deepest condolences to his family.” The post Racing Industry Pays Tribute to Ted Bassett 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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There’s plenty of excitement building towards this evening’s TAB Karaka Millions meeting at Ellerslie, which has been further enhanced by an NZB Kiwi slot announcement on a leading contender in the $1.5 million TAB Karaka Millions 3YO (1600m). Undefeated three-year-old Dealt With (NZ), who is a $6.50 third favourite for tonight’s mile feature, has been secured for the $3.5 million NZB Kiwi (1500m) by Slot Holders Kerri Spence Bloodstock and Clotworthy Racing. The son of Ace High has made a monumental rise in the last month, winning on debut at Te Aroha over 1150m on January 4 before extending his unbeaten run, and securing his spot in the Karaka Millions 3YO, with a three-quarter of a length victory at Pukekohe on Sunday. Shaun Clotworthy, who trains Dealt With’s Karaka Millions race rival Billy Blinx, said the Roger James and Robert Wellwood-trained gelding has been on his radar for some time and he is excited his group has been able to secure him for the inaugural running of the NZB Kiwi on Champions Day at Ellerslie on March 8. “He looks a really exciting horse,” Clotworthy said. “Everybody in the team that is involved in our slot are really excited to be able to secure a horse like him. “I saw him trial at Ellerslie on the day that Willydoit (New Zealand Derby favourite) won his trial, and I thought he was more impressive than Willydoit at the trials. “After his win at Counties (last Sunday) he came into contention. He is a horse with a tonne of potential. “Hopefully between now and the NZB Kiwi he keeps on improving. He is a real contender.” Kerri Spence Bloodstock and Clotworthy Racing’s announcement is timely, given tonight’s TAB Karaka Millions 3YO is one of the NZB Kiwi Bonus Eligible races, with the winner qualifying for a share of $1 million in bonuses if they run in the first three in the NZB Kiwi (1st – $600,000, 2nd – $250,000, 3rd – $150,000). “Most of the people in the slot will be at the races. They will be cheering on my stable but also have the bonus of having a real contender for the NZB Kiwi $1 million Bonus Pool in the Karaka Millions to cheer for as well,” Clotworthy said. Clotworthy said it’s great to be a part of the inaugural running of the NZB Kiwi, with excitement noticeably building towards the rich feature. “I have been around the sales for the last couple of days and everyone has been talking about it (NZB Kiwi),” he said. “There’s starting to get a fair bit of hype around it now and there is a real vibe that it is going to be a great day. It’s a great initiative, so to be a part of the first one is awesome.” Clotworthy is enjoying being joined on the NZB Kiwi journey by several good friends and clients in their Slot Holder syndicate, and he said that has been the making of the experience so far. “That’s half the fun,” he said. “It’s a bit nerve-racking trying to secure a horse, but now we have secured a horse we can sit back and watch it unfold.” View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
As first reported by the DRF's David Grening, MGSW & MGISP Fluffy Socks (Slumber {GB}), one of the likely favorites for the GII Pegasus World Cup Filly & Mare Turf Saturday at Gulfstream Park, has been retired due to injury. Speaking to the DRF, owner Sol Kumin said Chad Brown informed him Thursday that Fluffy Socks was off in her left hind leg, and that X-rays showed a faint line which could lead to a condylar fracture. The decision was made to retire her, and she will be a scratch out of Saturday's contest. Kumin also added that she will ship to Dell Ridge Farm to await a stallion selection for her. “I'm bummed, but she did us right,” he told the DRF. The DRF report included that also expected to scratch are GSW Ocean Club (Curlin) and SW, SW & GSP-Fr See You Around (Ire) (Siyouni {Fr}), leaving a field of 11. The post Fluffy Socks Retired Due to Injury, Scratched from Pegasus Filly and Mare Turf 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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