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James McDonald lands Happy Valley treble but has to settle for International Jockeys’ Championship second
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Ice-cool Yuga Kawada backs Liberty Island to topple Romantic Warrior: ‘She has a big chance’
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Massive Sovereign withdrawn from Hong Kong Cup
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Who wins the International Jockeys’ Championship at Happy Valley? Here’s what our tipsters think
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Jerome Reynier backs Lazzat to erase memories of last Hong Kong International Races trip
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Rachel King takes added confidence into second bid for International Jockeys’ Championship history
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American sprinter Nobals in doubt for HK Sprint, while Liberty Island floats around Sha Tin
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Vincent Ho hopes a familiar face can help him secure consecutive International Jockeys’ Championship wins
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Hugh Bowman fancies International Jockeys’ Championship chances as Zac Purton rues his rides
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It has been quite the year already for trainer Jose D'Angelo, who will have two chances to win the Nov. 29 FTBOA Florida Sire In Reality Stakes at Gulfstream Park. View the full article -
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A share in Haras du Mesnil stallion Telecaster (lot 24) completes the catalogue for the Arqana Online November Sale on Thursday, November 27. The sale, which includes a breeding right in Mehmas, will take place from 4-6 p.m., French time. A winner of the G2 Dante Stakes at three, the son of New Approach also claimed the G2 Grand Prix de Deauville and G3 La Coupe at four. The half-brother to group winner and Group 1-placed Al Suhail (Dubawi) is out of Shirocco Star (Shirocco), who was placed in both the G1 Oaks and G1 Irish Oaks. His eldest foals are three-year-olds, and already he has several winners on the Flat and over jumps, including listed winner Quinteplus and the group-placed hurdler Teletrope. The post Share In Telecaster Completes Arqana Online November Catalogue 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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The top three finishers from last year's Hollywood Turf Cup (G2T) return for a rematch Nov. 28 at Del Mar. Up for grabs is the lion's share of a $200,000 purse. View the full article -
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The $300,000 Hollywood Derby (G1T) features five entrants primarily based on the East Coast, but Amerman Racing homebred Test Score stands tall among them.View the full article -
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Bearstone Stud's new stallion Aesterius will head the 2026 roster at £6,500 with competitive breeding rights also available. Meanwhile, Dream Ahead has had his fee reduced to £5,500 and Washington DC remains at £3,500. All fees are on October 1st Special Life Foal terms. Terry Holdcroft, Bearstone Stud's owner, said, “We feel our stallions offer exceptional value and are particularly excited to add a new sire to our roster. Aesterius has settled in well to Bearstone Stud, and as a son of Mehmas and winner of the Group 2 Flying Childers Stakes, he's exactly the type breeders are looking for – early, fast, tough, and by one of Europe's most reliable sources of juvenile speed. “Washington DC enjoyed a breakout year in 2025 with his first Group 1 winner in American Affair landing the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot. A high-class sprinter himself, his ability to produce tough and durable sprinters from his limited first crops continues with Washington Heights adding more Stakes success to his form and Venture Capital winning the Ripon Silver Sprint Trophy.” He added, “Proven Group One sire Dream Ahead has now sired over 65 Stakes horses worldwide and is Europe's top sire of sprinters standing at under £25,000 by earnings for the past eight years. He's also making an impression as a broodmare sire, with several Group 1 horses, and eight new Stakes winners or performers in 2025.” The post “Our Stallions Offer Exceptional Value” – Bearstone Stud Announces Fees For 2026 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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