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Mr Fisk and jockey Kazushi Kimura found a small opening coming off the far turn and forged their way to the front on their way to a 2 1/4-length victory in the $200,000 Hollywood Gold Cup Stakes (G2) May 27 at Santa Anita Park.View the full article

Heroic Move rallied from last in a field of six to win the $400,000 Steve Sexton Mile Stakes (G3) May 27 at Lone Star Park to earn the first graded stakes win of his career.View the full article

Sunny Brook Stables' Mr Fisk (Arrogate) hooked up with stablemate Reincarnate (Good Magic) entering the final furlong of Monday's GII Hollywood Gold Cup and pulled away from that rival to register his third graded victory from his last four starts. Wathnan Racing's recent private purchase Subsanador (Arg) (Fortify) won the break and held the advantage passing the stands for the first time, but Juan Hernandez was equally positive aboard Reincarnate from the inside barrier and he sent the 4-year-old into the lead passing the winning post with a circuit of the Great RIP to traverse. The well-backed Judge Miller (Curlin) took a sit out three deep, while Mr Fisk improved a spot into fourth rounding the clubhouse turn. There was little change in the running order over the course of the next couple of furlongs, but Kazushi Kimura allowed Mr Fisk to slowly pinch ground at the fence and was poised to strike in behind the leading trio as they hit the far turn. Reincarnate held the call, and when Subsanador began to throw out some distress signals leaving the quarter pole, Kimura drove Mr Fisk through that opening and the battle was joined. The stablemates were in lock-step into the final furlong, but Mr Fisk did the better of the two in the deciding stages and proved a comfortable winner in the end. Mr Fisk was vanned off the track and taken to the barn area for evaluation after Kimura reported that the colt felt 'off' on the gallop-out. “Kazushi Kimura said it was nothing major, but he says he just felt a little off, nothing obvious,” said trainer Bob Baffert, winning his 10th Gold Cup and 350th Santa Anita stakes race overall. “We are just being cautious. He was a little bit off so hopefully it's a foot or something. My horses ran great, both of them, one and two like that. But hopefully we will get him back to the barn and right now it sounds minor. “I knew they weren't going very fast, and he was in a good spot . Reincarnate when he gets a lead, he's tough. He showed up. I'm proud of them both. It's too bad we can't celebrate in the winner's circle, but the horse looks like he is going to be fine. That's the good news.” The dead-heat winner of last year's Shared Belief S. at Del Mar, Mr Fisk broke through at the graded level in the GIII Native Diver S. during the Bing Crosby meet in November. A wide-trip fifth in the GII San Pasqual S. Jan. 27, he bounced back to soundly defeat Judge Miller in the GIII Californian S. Apr. 20. Pedigree Notes: Plein Air, a winner at listed level in Italy going 10 furlongs in heavy ground, was acquired by Sunny Brook Stables and won her U.S. debut for Baffert in the 12-furlong Astra S. in January 2018. Unplaced in three subsequent runs, she was retired in early 2019 and was among the second book of mares bred to Arrogate. The mare is also responsible for the 3-year-old filly Bella Riva (Hard Spun); the juvenile colt Catch the Breeze (Maclean's Music), a $30,000 FTKOCT yearling who was entered in but withdrawn from last month's Goffs Breeze-Up Sale at Doncaster; and a yearling filly by Collected. Plein Air produced a colt by Omaha Beach May 18. Monday, Santa Anita HOLLYWOOD GOLD CUP S.-GII, $201,000, Santa Anita, 5-27, 3yo/up, 1 1/4m, 2:03.01, ft. 1–MR FISK, 124, c, 4, by Arrogate 1st Dam: Plein Air (Ire) (SW-USA & Ity, $163,617), by Manduro (Ger) 2nd Dam: Too In Love (Ire), by Galileo (Ire) 3rd Dam: Anita Via (Ire), by Anita's Prince (Ire) O/B-Sunny Brook Stables (KY); T-Bob Baffert; J-Kazushi Kimura. $120,000. Lifetime Record: 11-5-2-0, $369,700. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Click for the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. 2–Reincarnate, 122, c, 4, Good Magic–Allanah, by Scat Daddy. ($775,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP). O-SF Racing LLC, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables LLC, Masterson, Robert E., Stonestreet Stables LLC, Schoenfarber, Jay A., Waves Edge Capital LLC and Donovan, Catherine; B-Woods Edge Farm, LLC (KY); T-Bob Baffert. $40,000. 3–Judge Miller, 122, c, 4, Curlin–Cavorting, by Bernardini. ($550,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP). O-Muir Hut Stables, LLC; B-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC (KY); T-Mark Glatt. $24,000. Margins: 2 1/4, 2 1/4, 2 1/4. Odds: 2.50, 3.00, 2.90. Also Ran: Subsanador (Arg), Mixto, Arrowthegreat, Oviatt Class. Scratched: Ashcroft. Click for the Equibase.com chart and the TJCIS.com PPs. VIDEO, sponsored by FanDuel TV. The post Arrogate’s Mr Fisk Leads Baffert 1-2 In Hollywood Gold Cup appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Cuyathy's 4-year-old homebred son of Nyquist wins his second consecutive graded stakes; capturing his first grade 1 stakes in the May 27 Shoemaker Mile Stakes (G1T) at Santa Anita Park.View the full article

Giving Umberto Rispoli a day to remember on Santa Anita's Memorial Day card, Johannes (Nyquist) rounded out a Grade I-winning exacta for the Italian rider when winning Monday's GI Shoemaker Mile. Taking his usual position off the early pace, the 4-year-old was content to survey behind an opening half in :45.50. Asked for more approaching the final turn, he was unleashed in the stretch and got up in time to record a 1/2-length victory over Funtastic Again (Funtastic) with 2-1 chance Du Jour (Temple City) taking third. Final time for the mile was 1:33. Rispoli also won the GI Gamely S. with Anisette (GB) earlier in the afternoon. Lifetime Record: 9-5-0-1, $423,859. O-CUTATHY LLC. B-Cuyathy (KY). T-Tim Yakteen. The post Nyquist’s Johannes Tops Shoemaker Mile appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Good things came to the connections of Anisette (GB) May 27 after the filly opened her 4-year-old season in style with a narrow victory in the $300,000 Gamely Stakes (G1) at Santa Anita Park.View the full article

Eagles Flight, a 3-year-old son of Curlin, is a half brother to undefeated 2022 Horse of the Year Flightline. He is trained by John Sadler and ridden by Flavien Prat, who also teamed up with Flightline. View the full article

Warmonger will head to Queensland to compete in the Group 1 Queensland Derby on Saturday at Eagle Farm. Photo: Bruno Cannatelli Having run a brave second in the Group 1 South Australian Derby (2500m) in his most recent outing, the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr-trained Warmonger will now bid to go one better when he tackles Saturday’s Group 1 Queensland Derby (2400m) at Eagle Farm. The son of War Decree was held up in the SA Derby and came home strongly in the closing stages to finish 1.3 lengths adrift of the winner, Coco Sun, prompting connections to aim for classic glory this weekend. “I think his pattern where he has been getting back and running on, if there’s any silver lining from that, is that he’s been pulling up super from those races,” Kent Jnr said. “He’s still got plenty of petrol left in the tank and he’s been thriving since Adelaide. “He’s put on weight, muscle and just maintained his summer coat. “He had two Brisbane-way gallops on the grass before he left, and I think the horse is flying. So, now we just have a pretty easy week leading in. “Blake Shinn takes the ride and I think he’ll run super; I really think he will.” Meanwhile, a last-start win in a 2000m handicap at Flemington has earned Navy King a shot at Saturday’s Queensland Derby. Warrnambool trainer Symon Wilde will be having his first runner in Brisbane in 15 years since campaigning Baughurst and Hissing Sid. Connections of Navy King will pay the late nomination fee for this weekend’s $1 million contest and have secured the services of Craig Williams. Wilde is hopeful for a favourable draw. “We were taken by his win at Flemington. I just thought it might be a good time to go with a late three-year-old that I thought was quite impressive,” Wilde said. “It’s a little bit of a roll of the dice, but I think it’s well worth doing since he’s won enough money to warrant doing it. “It would be mad not to, he’s lovely and sound, there’s no problems with him, he just seems to be in red-hot form at the moment. “We just thought, why not? “We’ll be really praying that we draw well because I think that will be really vital for him, if he can just get that cover, he’ll switch off. “I don’t think that he’ll have a problem with the 2400 metres if he does switch off ok.” Horse racing news View the full article

A jumping future is looming for Group One performer Helena Baby (NZ) (Guillotine) following his 20-length victory in an Open Hurdle trial at Cambridge on Monday. The grey nine-year-old has performed well on the flat for trainer John Bell, winning seven races, including the Listed Opunake Cup (1400m) on two occasions, and placed in the Gr.1 Tarzino Trophy (1400m) and Opunake Cup. He has had three unplaced sprint outings this preparation in preparation for making his debut hurdle outing at Te Aroha next Monday, and Bell is looking forward to seeing what he can do over fences on raceday. “Sprinters can make great hurdlers and he we have been working on him for several years (to go jumping),” Bell said. “We have given him a few sprint races and will look to have him in the maiden hurdle at Te Aroha on Monday. “He is a lovely horse, there is not much about him that you don’t like. He went up to Hong Kong and didn’t handle the tracks up there but came back here and performed again with a bit of rain. The more rain the better for him. “We will get him over his first encounter. Nick Downs has done a lot of work on him. Mentally he is quite prepared for anything and we will go day-by-day with the jumping.” Bell said a transition to jumping will help extend Helena Baby’s racing career. “If he wasn’t doing that he would be sitting in the paddock or a clerk of the course, so we might as well endeavour for him to win us a dollar or two and help pay the bills,” he said. Helena Baby will be joined at Te Aroha’s meeting by stablemates Ata Rangi (NZ) (Haradasun) and Curious George (NZ) (Reset). “Ata Rangi is doing well on the flat. He hurdles very well, so that is where he is destined for, but we will run him over 2200m (on Monday). Curious George will be in the 0-1 win Hurdle,” he said. Prior to the weekend, Bell will head south to Awapuni’s synthetic meeting on Thursday where he will line-up Da Optimist in the Townshends Joinery 1000. “We have Da Optmisit on the poly with Jonathan Riddell on,” Bell said. “He is well and should go well.” View the full article

Well-performed sprinter Babylon Berlin (All Too Hard) has remained at home with another winter start on the cards for the multiple Group winner. Connections had considered a Queensland campaign for the six-year-old but opted against the trip with a domestic Group One feature her long-term aim. “She might go to the open sprint at Te Rapa in the middle of June or we could tip her out and get her ready for the Foxbridge Plate (Gr.2, 1200m),” co-trainer and part-owner Ben Foote said. “She might get in foal later this year and then we’ll concentrate on the Railway (Gr.1, 1200m), that’s the plan, so we’ll be doing all the right things by the horse.” A three-time Group Three winner, Babylon Berlin has two placings to her credit in the Ellerslie sprint feature as well as runner-up Group One finishes in The Telegraph (1200m) and BCD Group Sprint (1400m). The daughter of All Too Hard was most recently third in an open 1100m handicap at Trentham. “She came through the race really well, there’s nothing wrong with her at all and she’s in good condition,” Foote said. With training partner and son Ryan, he will have a number of runners at the Cambridge meeting on the synthetic track on Wednesday. Among his better winning chances is the Zoustar filly Mars (NZ), who runs in the Entain/NZB Insurance Pearl Series Race (1300m) off the back of success at Matamata earlier this month with Michael McNab again taking the ride. “I think Mars and Ultimate Focus will both be very strong chances,” Foote said. “Baz Dowling (equine chiropractor) has been doing a bit of work with Mars and she seems to be stretching out really well now. “Ability-wise, she’s certainly a lot better than a Rating 65 horse but with it being a Pearl Series race we’ve decided to have a go for the bonus.” McNab will also partner Ultimate Focus (Smart Missile) from the inside gate in the Waipa Earthworks Handicap (970m). The son of Smart Missile drew attention to his prospects with a resuming run for second over the course and distance earlier this month. “I do quite like So Brassy as well, she has been working well and might be the best longshot as far as a little nibble goes,” Foote said. The lightly raced three-year-old daughter of Per Incanto hasn’t raced since January and will be ridden in the other Entain/NZB Insurance Pearl Series Race (1300m) by Courtney Barnes. Stablemate Vivo Rosso (NZ) (Proisir), the mount of Sam Spratt, also resumes in the event and is another forward for her return. View the full article

To say apprentice jockey Liam Kauri has been through a lot in the last couple of years would be an understatement. The 24-year-old rider was absent from the winner’s stall for almost three years before his victory aboard Royal Flower (NZ) (Proisir) at Woodville on Sunday in the Murray Contractors & Quotation Foodtrailer (1400m), and he has faced several challenges in that time. “It has been about three years since my last win and I have had four surgeries,” he said. “They found a hole in my heart. I was born with it, but they didn’t know about it until after a fall I had and they gave me a scan. I had surgery and now I am fitter than I have ever been. “It’s been close to 12 months (since the surgery), but it has taken about six months to get my fitness back. “I also had other injuries – I had to get plates put into my wrist and a rod taken out of my leg, there have been a whole lot of surgeries since my last win.” Sunday’s victory was a tonic for Laurie, who said he almost forgot what it was like to win a race, and he was delighted to capture that feeling once more aboard the Gail Temperton-trained Royal Flower, which was apt given he rode his first winner for the Foxton trainer. “I had a gallop on the horse a few days earlier and I knew she could handle a tougher run than most,” he said. “With it being so long, it almost felt like getting my first win again. I forgot what it felt like and if it would even happen again.” Kauri is enjoying being back in the saddle, but it wasn’t a vocation he has always been particularly fond of, even with a jockey turned trainer father in Paddy Kauri. “My Dad was a jockey,” he said. “I didn’t like horses until I left high school, and I didn’t ride until I was about 18 or 19. “My first job was with Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott, and they wanted me to go and learn a bit more, I didn’t even know how to put a head collar on, so I then went to my current boss, Suzy Gordon, and learned how to ride.” Kauri is hoping he will quickly add to his win tally when he heads to Awapuni’s synthetic meeting on Thursday where he will ride two horses for his employer. “I have got two booked for Thursday – Justaskpercy, who has been very consistent and is looking to win on the synthetic, and Doubtful Sound, who is coming up to 1400m which is his ideal trip,” he said. “I have enjoyed some of the synthetic racing. The track seems to play pretty fair, they come off the front and from behind a lot of the time, but it obviously comes down to the pace they went.” While Kauri said he is taking things in his stride with his return, he still holds major aspirations. “I have always wanted to be Champion Apprentice but there are a lot of good apprentices there at the moment,” he said. “I am just trying to chip away and let things happen.” View the full article

Not seen since taking the GI American Oaks last December, Anisette (GB) (Awtaad {Ire}) kicked off her 4-year-old campaign on a winning note, taking the GI Gamely on Santa Anita's Memorial Day card Monday. Allowed to settle well off the pace as Ruby Nell (Bolt d'Oro) opened up on the field through a :24.09 opening quarter, Anisette continued to bide her time through a :47.57 half mile. With the field closing in on the weakening frontrunner approaching the final turn, Anisette swept into the stretch four wide, powered to the front midstretch and proved best, scoring by a half-length over Olivia Maralda (Ire) (Kodiac GB}). Forever After All (Connect) was up for third. Final time for nine-furlong turf test was 1:46.90. Lifetime Record: 10-6-3-0, $477,800. O-Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners; B-Morera Partnership; T-Leonard Powell. ANISETTE! #6 Anisette won the $300,000 Gamely Stakes (G1) at Santa Anita under @umbyrispoli for @Leopowellracing. This is her third Grade 1 victory. Olivia Maralda second, Forever After All third. pic.twitter.com/jMlKRnfVky — FanDuel Racing (Formerly TVG) (@FanDuel_Racing) May 28, 2024 Monday, Santa Anita GAMELY S.-GI, $301,500, Santa Anita, 5-27, 3yo/up, f/m, 1 1/8mT, 1:46.90, fm. 1–ANISETTE (GB), 126, f, 4, by Awtaad (Ire) 1st Dam: Tutti Frutti (GB), by Teofilo (Ire) 2nd Dam: Soft Centre (GB), by Zafonic 3rd Dam: Foodbroker Fancy (Ire), by Halling (26,000gns Ylg '21 TATSOM). O-Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners; B-Morera Partnership (GB); T-Leonard Powell; J-Umberto Rispoli. $180,000. Lifetime Record: 10-6-3-0, $786,871. Werk Nick Rating: A++. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Click for the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. 2–Olivia Maralda (Ire), 122, f, 4, by Kodiac (GB) 1st Dam: Yajala (GB) (SP-Ity), by Fasliyev 2nd Dam: Desacara (GB), by Arctic Tern 3rd Dam: Do You Miss Me, by El Gran Senor 1ST G1 BLACK TYPE. (460,000gns 2yo '22 TATBRE; 725,000gns 3yo '23 TATMA). O-Woodford Thoroughbreds LLC; B-Tally Ho Stud (IRE); T-William Walden. $60,000. 3–Forever After All, 122, m, 5, by Connect 1st Dam: Julia Tuttle (SW & GSP, $188,051), by Giant's Causeway 2nd Dam: Candy Cane (Arg), by Ride the Rails 3rd Dam: Candy Girl (Arg), by Candy Stripes 1ST GRADED BLACK TYPE, 1ST G1 BLACK TYPE. ($290,000 RNA Ylg '20 KEESEP). O/B-Dixiana Farms LLC (KY); T-Brendan P. Walsh. $36,000. Margins: HF, 1, HF. Odds: 2.80, 5.90, 17.00. Also Ran: Nadette (Fr), Linda's Gift, Ruby Nell, Justique, Uncorked (Aus). Scratched: Yerwanthere (Ire). Click for the Equibase.com chart and the TJCIS.com PPs. VIDEO, sponsored by FanDuel TV. The post Anisette Returns a Winner in Santa Anita’s Gamely appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Being a half-brother to undefeated Horse of the Year Flightline (Tapit), the expectations were naturally high, and Hronis Racing, Summer Wind Equine and Bill Farish's EAGLES FLIGHT (c, 3, Curlin–Feathered, by Indian Charlie) proved equal to the task, overcoming something of a tricky trip to join Flightline as 'TDN Rising Stars.' As low as 3-5 as the horses were about to depart the paddock, Eagles Flight eased into 4-5 and remained there before a further market drift saw him jump at odds of 11-10. Not the quickest away from the two hole, the scopey bay colt brushed lightly at the break with the rail-drawn Atitlan (The Factor), then beaten for speed and was ridden along from about seventh, but not too far away from the leaders down the backstretch. In tight for a stride or two at that stage, Eagles Flight was always traveling for Flightline's jockey Flavien Prat and he was angled away from the inside and into about the three path at the three-eighths. Taking a gap professionally between rivals while gaining good ground at the quarter pole, Eagles Flight rolled up outside of 2-1 Santarena (Omaha Beach), a three-time maiden, but who earned a 93 Beyer for a runner-up effort two back. The chalk wanted to lay in approaching the eighth pole, but once straightened away by Prat, he leveled out beautifully and won going away before galloping out strongly. The final time for the six furlongs was a rock-solid 1:10.07. O-Hronis Racing, Summer Wind Equine & Farish; B-Summer Wind Equine LLC (KY); T-John Sadler. FLIGHTLINE's half-brother #2 EAGLES FLIGHT made his debut a winning one in Race 8 at Santa Anita. Flavien Prat aboard for @sadlerracing, @KostaHronis, @MoreSummerWind. pic.twitter.com/zpMlsmoVgp — FanDuel Racing (Formerly TVG) (@FanDuel_Racing) May 27, 2024 The post Curlin’s Eagles Flight As Advertised, Becomes a ‘Rising Star’ appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Ipswich Racecourse has been a thriving jurisdiction of Queensland racing since its first meeting in 1848 and continues to be utilized consistently throughout the years operating under the guise of Ipswich Turf Club in 1991. Playing host to approximately 46 meetings throughout a calendar year, the Ipswich Turf Club is a worthwhile trip for those from the major city stables in Brisbane, located roughly 35km south-west of Eagle Farm Racecourse and Doomben Racecourse. A boost in standing and prizemoney for Ipswich racing has proven to be a major benefit with it helping attract better talent. The Ipswich Winter Racing Carnival providing plenty of targets for stables – including the Listed Ipswich Cup (2150m), worth $175,000. Not only is the Ipswich Turf Club home to horse racing throughout the year, but it also provides locals with an outstanding venue to host formal and informal events, such as weddings, corporate dining, and celebrations for every occasion. They have settings for both indoor and outdoor events, so be sure to check out the Ipswich Turf Club website for more information regarding these gatherings. Ipswich horse racing news With so much action taking place at Ipswich and other horse racing tracks across Queensland, our dedicated team at HorseBetting.com.au will always be on deck to provide all the latest and breaking news from Ipswich Racecourse. Here is the latest Ipswich racing news: Two Queensland horses return positives to cocaine Australia horse racing news 9 months ago An Ipswich trainer will face a stewards’ inquiry after two of the horses he trains returned positive samples to cocaine … Read More Regal Lion causes boilover in Ipswich Cup Australia horse racing news 12 months ago Ben Thompson and Annabel Neasham have combined with Regal Lion to take out the Listed Ipswich Cup at Ipswich on … Read More Dark Destroyer primed for Ipswich Cup tilt Australia horse racing news 12 months ago Dark Destroyer will be back in action in Queensland on Saturday and is expected to appreciate a step up in … Read More Cours Vite rewards connections with Ipswich win Australia horse racing news 1 year ago A punt taken on Cours Vite has paid off with the lightly raced three-year-old opening his Australian account at short … Read More Racing participants unhappy with late call to postpone Ipswich Australia horse racing news 2 years ago A late decision to postpone Wednesday’s metropolitan race meeting at Ipswich has frustrated racing participants, as the eight-race program was … Read More Rainfall forces changes to race programs in NSW and Queensland Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Multiple race meetings across New South Wales and Queensland have been transferred, postponed and abandoned this week due to heavy … Read More Punt Drunk: Rough results send punters over the edge Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Rough results were the order of the afternoon right across the country on Saturday, with a number of long-priced winners … Read More Centrefire leads all of the way to give Munce feature double Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Centrefire gave Chris Munce a feature race double at Ipswich on Saturday, as she led all of the way to … Read More Tony Gollan labels Honey Pot his good thing on Ipswich Cup Day Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Queensland’s leading trainer, Tony Gollan, has labelled two-year-old filly Honey Pot as his best winning chance at Ipswich’s feature meeting … Read More Berdibek aims for his first win since the 2021 Wyong Gold Cup Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Berdibek sometimes needs things to go his way to win, but that hasn’t stopped him from enjoying a consistent career … Read More Ipswich horse racing tips With more than 45 meetings held at Ipswich during the calendar year, our expert tipsters at HorseBetting.com.au will be attempting to find readers all the best bets, value bets and quaddie selections – particularly during the Winter Racing Carnival, when most of the quality horses head to the sunshine state. Check out all the latest Ipswich horse racing tips here: Today’s top horse racing tips & quaddie selections | 22/5/24 Horse Racing Tips 6 days ago Five horse racing meetings are scheduled for around Australia on Wednesday. Check out HorseBetting’s free racing tips for horse racing … Read More Ipswich racing preview & quaddie tips | Wednesday, May 22 Horse Racing Tips 1 week ago Ipswich Turf Club will host a competitive nine-race program on Wednesday, May 22. Check out HorseBetting’s best bets and quaddie … Read More Monday’s horse racing tips & best bets | May 6, 2024 Horse Racing Tips 3 weeks ago Four thoroughbred meetings are scheduled for around Australia on Monday. Check out HorseBetting’s free racing tips for horse racing on … Read More Ipswich racing tips & quaddie selections | Monday, May 6 Horse Racing Tips 4 weeks ago Ipswich Turf Club will host a very competitive seven-race program on Monday afternoon. Check out HorseBetting’s best bets and quaddie … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | August 11, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 10 months ago Four horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Ipswich racing preview, best bets & quaddie tips | August 11, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 10 months ago Ipswich Turf Club will host a competitive eight-race program his Friday. HorseBetting’s Ciaran Jackman has provided his racing preview and … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 30, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 11 months ago Five horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Ipswich racing preview, best bets & quaddie tips | June 30, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 11 months ago Ipswich Turf Club will host a very competitive nine-race program his Friday. HorseBetting’s Ciaran Jackman has provided his racing preview … Read More Follow Files: European import improves at second Aussie start Horse Racing Tips 11 months ago In this week’s Follow Files, we have found three horses to keep an eye on from Saturday’s meetings at Flemington, … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 17, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 12 months ago 13 horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More IPSWICH RACECOURSE ADDRESS & HOW TO GET THERE Ipswich Turf Club is located at 219 Brisbane Rd, Bundamba QLD 4304 and is approximately 35.6km from the Brisbane CBD. With plenty of action at Ipswich Racecourse throughout the year, many racegoers will be looking to venture to the south-west of the major city as a spectator. So, here’s the fastest way to arrive at your destination to avoid traffic congestion. Head south along the A7 for roughly 6.8km before getting onto the M7 at Rocklea. Take the M7 further south-west for 20.6km and exit onto the M2 to Brisbane Rd in Dinmore. Look for exit 33 from the National Highway, and from there, simply follow Brisbane Rd until you arrive at your destination. The entrance of the course is located at T L Cooney Ave, where ample parking for both racegoers and participants is widely available. Regularly scheduled buses are also available if you’d rather leave the car at home, with Roma Street Station buses departing on an hourly rotation. Locals have the option to drive, taxi, or uber, with many patrons making their way from the Ipswich CBD, located approximately 4.7km west of the Ipswich Turf Club. Be sure to plan accordingly so you don’t miss all the action, with most meetings scheduled to get underway between 11am-1pm local time. Ipswich racecourse and starting points Ipswich Racecourse is run in a clockwise direction, with a circumference of 1,746m and a home straight of 300m, traditionally making it a track suited to on-speed gallopers. Being such a tight-turning race track, the course proper has many chute starting positions, with the 1100m, 1200m, and 1350m all disengaging from a chute position located at the north-west side of the course in relation to the grandstand. The 2150m starting point for the Ipswich Cup also has a chute position on the south-east side of the course, with horses passing the winning post on two occasions. Major races held at Ipswich racecourse Ipswich holds quality thoroughbred racing all year round! The Ipswich Winter Racing Carnival is known to attract some big-name stables, both from Queensland and around Australia. The most recently edition of the Ipswich Cup was taken out by the Annabel Neasham-trained NSW raider Regal Lion (2023). 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Observations on the European Racing Scene turns the spotlight on the best European races of the day, highlighting well-pedigreed horses early in their careers, horses of note returning to action and young runners that achieved notable results in the sales ring. Tuesday's Observations features the daughter of an Oaks runner-up, and who is also a half-sister to Group-winner Lily Pond (Ire). 18.45 Tipperary, Mdn, €12,000, 2yo, f, 5fT TRULY ENCHANTING (IRE) (No Nay Never) is one of two rides for Ryan Moore on the evening card and an intriguing Ballydoyle newcomer as the third foal out of the Oaks-placed Alluringly (Fastnet Rock {Aus}). Her half-sister Lily Pond (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) was successful in the nine-furlong G2 Kilboy Estate S. and third in the G3 Munster Oaks, so a bold debut show over this trip for this descendant of Urban Sea (Miswaki) would be highly encouraging even allowing for the obvious speed influence of the sire. The post Observations: Daughter of Alluringly Debuts at Tipperary appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Patience proves key for Irad Ortiz Jr. as his "plan B" turned into a winning ride for Juddmonte Farms homebred Segesta in the $200,000 Wonder Again Stakes (G2T) at Aqueduct Racetrack May 27.View the full article

The Pick 6 carryover of $44,200 will be transferred to the Thursday, June 6 program at Saratoga Race Course after a pair of races included in the multi-race wager were taken off the turf on Monday's card. Following the conclusion of Race 4–the opening leg of the Pick 6 wager–and a weather delay which included significant rainfall, the New York Racing Association, Inc. took Race 6 and Race 7 off-the-turf. A total of $230,327 in new money was wagered into Monday's Pick 6 pool at a carryover takeout rate of 24%. Given United Tote is unable to change the takeout rate in the tote system after the wager begins, NYRA has added a total of $21,000 in seed money to the pool which brings the wager down to a takeout rate of 14.88%, which is below the customary non-carryover Pick 6 takeout rate of 15%. In accordance with New York State Gaming Commission Rule 4011.26 regarding Pick 6 pools and surface transfers, the Pick 6 carryover will now transfer to the next available card which will occur June 6 on Opening Day of the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival: According to the rules, “If there are two or three surface transfer races in the pick-six sequence, no carryovers from prior pick-six pools, advertised guaranteed amount or advertised added amounts will be distributed to winners in such day's pick-six pool, and 75% of such program's net pool shall be distributed, less breaks, to holders of wagers selecting the winners of all non-surface transfer races in the pick-six sequence, and 25% of such program's net pool shall be distributed, less breaks, to holders of wagers selecting the next most winners; should no wager include the winners of all the non-surface-transfer races in the pick-six sequence, 25% of such net pool shall be distributed, less breaks, to the holders of wagers selecting the most winners of the non-surface-transfer races in the pick-six sequence, and 75% of such program's net pool shall be carried over as elsewhere provided in this section for subsequent distribution.” Entries for the Thursday, June 6 program will be taken Friday, May 31. The post Memorial Day’s $44K Pick 6 Carryover Moves to Opening Day of Belmont Stakes Racing Festival appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Patience proves key for jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. as his "plan B" turned into a winning ride for Juddmonte Farms homebred Segesta in the $200,000 Wonder Again Stakes (G2T) at Aqueduct Racetrack May 27.View the full article

Speed was the name of the game in the $250,000 Winning Colors Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs May 27, and Clearly Unhinged brought plenty.View the full article

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Jockey Jaime Rodriguez, winner of the 2024 Preakness S. with Seize the Grey, won twice on Monday's Memorial Day holiday program to clinch his first riding title at historic Pimlico Race Course, while Brittany Russell left Old Hilltop with her third straight leading trainer crown at the Preakness Meet. Rodriguez won 12 times, three more than runners-up Jorge Ruiz and Sheldon Russell. “It was a tight race for me. Everybody was pretty much even. It was fun,” Rodriguez said. “All the horses ran good.” It is the fifth riding title in Maryland for Rodriguez, who earlier this year won Laurel Park's winter Heritage Meet and was second to then-apprentice J.G. Torrealba at the subsequent spring stand. He previously registered multi-win days at Pimlico May 9, 10 and 26, and also won once each on the GII Black-Eyed Susan S. and GI Preakness S. programs May 17-18. Russell finished with eight wins from 35 starters, including two-win days on May 12 and 16. Jose Corrales won twice Monday to move into a tie for second with Kieron Magee at six wins. “It is cool. We kind of point for the meet,” Russell said. “It's just a fun meet for us. My team works so hard. It's a lot of work for them. I do have a string here, but we run a lot of horses. I'm just proud of everybody. Everybody worked really hard, and I feel like we deserve it.” Among Russell's victories was Apple Picker in the $100,000 Skipat S. on the Preakness undercard. Third on the same program with Prince of Jericho in the GIII Chick Lang S., Russell earned $7,000 for having the fourth-most points in stakes races in the Maryland Jockey Club's annual Preakness Weekend trainer bonus series. She won the top prize of $25,000 for having the most points in non-stakes races. In all she started 23 horses at Pimlico from May 16 to 18, including 19 over Black-Eyed Susan and Preakness days. Married to Sheldon Russell with two children, Brittany Russell credits assistants Luis Barajas at Laurel, Emma Wolfe at Fair Hill, Sam Hopkins at Delaware and Damon Gladden at Pimlico for being instrumental in the stable's success. Russell made history in 2023 as the first woman to lead the annual standings in Maryland with 118 wins at Laurel and Pimlico, setting season highs across the board with 687 starters, 177 wins, 141 seconds, 96 thirds and $7,996,867 in purse earnings, ranking 11th nationally in wins and 16th in money won. It is Russell's first meet title this year and seventh overall, four coming at Pimlico. Through the first five months of 2024 she has 52 wins from 247 starters with more than $2.4 million in purses earned. The post Rodriguez, Russell Finish As Preakness Top Jockey, Trainer 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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Beaten just a neck into third while earning a competitive 75 Beyer Speed Figure on six-furlong debut at Keeneland Apr. 26, Siena Farm LLC and WinStar Farm LLC's World Record (c, 3, Gun Runner–Marwa {GB}, by Exceed and Excel {Aus}) added an eighth of a mile for this second go and turned it into a one-horse show in the stretch, becoming the newest 'TDN Rising Star' for his boom sire. Drawn the fence as the 8-5 chalk, the $410,000 Keeneland November weanling was offensive minded and secured the front before the field exited the chute, covering the first couple of furlongs in a slick :22.40. Nudged along just a bit on the turn, he was by the half in :44.92 and when Florent Geroux hit the gas in upper stretch, World Record was well and truly off and gone. The Frenchman roused his mount left-handed with a good four lengths in hand entering the final eighth of a mile, but put the stick away at the sixteenth pole and the duo reported home an eased-down, 6 1/4-length winner. World Record makes an even dozen 'TDN Rising Stars' for his Three Chimneys-based stallion. Racing in the colors of owner Saeed Manana and trained by Ed Dunlop, World Record's dam was unplaced in four racetrack appearances at two and three and was purchased by an entity called Magna Carta Bloodstock for $180,000 in foal to Speightstown at the 2018 Keeneland November Sale. There was some pedigree to recommend Marwa, as her dam La Cucina produced 12 winners from 17 runners, including 2003 GII Arkansas Derby hero Sir Cherokee (Cherokee Run); Miss Isella (Silver Charm), a three-time graded winner at Churchill and second in the GI Go For Wand H.; and MSW Guam Typhoon (Distorted Humor). Another daughter of La Cucina, the MGSP Lady Linda (Torrential), was responsible for G1 Preis der Diana (German Oaks) winner Penelopa (GB) (Giant's Causeway). Marwa is also the dam of the 2-year-old filly Everloving (Violence), an $80,000 purchase by Kentucky Oaks-winning owner Joel Politi at Keeneland September last fall, and a yearling filly by Maxfield. 9th-Churchill Downs, $123,375, Msw, 5-27, 3yo/up, 7f, 1:22.71, ft, 6 1/4 lengths. WORLD RECORD, c, 3, by Gun Runner 1st Dam: Marwa (GB), by Exceed And Excel (Aus) 2nd Dam: La Cucina (Ire), by Last Tycoon (Ire) 3rd Dam: Fandangerina, by Grey Dawn II Sales history: $410,000 Wlg '21 KEENOV. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $78,250. Click for the Equibase.com chart and VIDEO, sponsored by FanDuel TV. Click for the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. O-Siena Farm LLC & WinStar Farm LLC; B-Runnymede Farm LLC, Falguieres Bloodstock, Gestut Zur Kuste AG, et al (KY); T-Rodolphe Brisset. #1 World Record looks to have a fitting name as he romps in the Memorial Day closer @ChurchillDowns to break his maiden as the 8/5 favorite! Jockey: @flothejock Trainer: Rodolphe Brisset Owner: WinStar Farm LLC and Siena Farm LLC #TwinSpiresReplay pic.twitter.com/TANaHTgHpA — TwinSpires Racing (@TwinSpires) May 27, 2024 The post World Record a Twelfth ‘TDN Rising Star’ For Gun Runner appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Trainer Jonathan Wong's legal team has filed an application with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for the agency to review an April decision by an FTC chief administrative law judge affirming an earlier Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) arbitration panel ruling which suspended Wong for two years and fined him $25,000 for a 2023 post-race metformin positive. Metformin is a type 2 diabetes drug that HISA has classified as a banned substance. The application for review asks the FTC to conduct a de novo review of chief administrative law judge D. Michael Chappell's decision, claiming that the judge had “misapplied the HISA rules approved by the Commission” and had “incorrectly decided issues of law and policy.” According to Wong's long-time owner, Brent Malmstrom, the application for review is a procedural requirement if Wong is to take the case to federal court, as he had previously indicated. Malmstrom added that the FTC has the choice of accepting or declining the application for review. Wong's is the first HISA-related medication violation case to have made it as far in the appeal process. Though banned from operating in jurisdictions that fall under HISA's authority, Wong operates a stable out of Louisiana Downs, in a state that currently falls outside of HISA legal purview. The Wong-trainee Heaven and Earth (Gormley) broke her maiden at Indiana Grand on June 1 but subsequently tested positive for metformin. As a matter of protocol at that time, HIWU initially provisionally suspended Wong at the beginning of June when the A sample returned a positive finding for Metformin. The HISA Authority subsequently announced that it had modified the rules surrounding provisional suspensions. Under the revised provisions, responsible parties who request B Sample confirmation following a positive test for a banned substance would no longer face a provisional suspension until the B sample findings are returned. In Wong's case, he was notified on Aug. 9 that the B Sample confirmed the Metformin positive. Though Wong was technically permitted to return to training for a brief period while the B sample was being processed, he explained at the time that his owners did not wish to transfer the horses back with the B Sample results expected imminently, and effectively has not trained since July 2. Earlier this year, a HISA arbitration panel imposed on Wong the maximum possible sentence for such a violation. The two-year period of ineligibility retroactively started July 1, 2023, when Wong's initial provisional suspension was first imposed. The panel's ruling set the case up for review anew before the FTC. In his written ruling dated April 22, Chappell agreed with the plaintiffs that HISA had departed from the anti-doping medication control (ADMC) program's standards or protocol in key instances. Nevertheless, Chappell determined that “there is no basis presented by Appellant to support a conclusion that the resulting sanctions were 'arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law.” Chappell concluded that Wong “has failed to meet his burden of establishing that the demonstrated departures from applicable testing standards or protocols could reasonably have caused the AAF [adverse analytical finding]. Therefore, pursuant to ADMC Rule 3122(c)-(d), the test results are presumed valid and the departures are not a defense to the possession violation.” The application for review identifies four “errors” in the decision that warrant review. Among them is Chappell's finding that the test results from the various sample analyses conducted “are presumed valid and the departures [from HISA rules] are not a defense.” Wong's legal team argues that Chappell failed to determine the “admissibility, relevance, and materiality of the test results, nor did he discuss the impact that HISA rule violations had on the evidentiary admissibility or weight of the test results.” Furthermore, Wong's team argues that Chappell had failed to follow federal “rule of evidence” requirements pertaining to questions raised over chain of custody handling of the samples. Wong's legal team also takes issue with Chappell's finding that Wong had failed to meet burden of proof requirements establishing that the “demonstrated departures from applicable testing standards or protocols could reasonably have caused” the positive findings. Chappell “did not address Appellant's extensive briefing on due process requirements that 'agencies [strictly] adhere to their own rules' and 'not violate their own rules,'” the application for review states. “The ALJ's failure to consider whether admitting the test results as evidence comported with due process law warrants review.” In an unusual turn of events in the case, the Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at the University of California, Davis, conducted “Further Analysis” on the A blood sample originally sent to Industrial Laboratories, and intended to analyse what should have remained of the B urine sample processed at the University of Illinois Chicago laboratory. The application for review argues that Chappell had failed to address the “merits” of Wong's argument that this development violated HISA's own rules. According to the filing, if the FTC grants the application for review, Wong will seek a stay of the judge's decision. 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Off as the 2-1 second favorite to build on a comebacking allowance victory in a five-furlong contest rained off the turf Apr. 30, Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings and Jarret Prussin's CLEARLY UNHINGED (f, 4, Into Mischief–Smart Win, by Smart Strike) attended torrid early fractions in Monday's GIII Winning Colors S. at Churchill Downs, but showed in front under a hold entering the turn and kept on undaunted to become the 150th Northern Hemisphere-foaled stakes winner and 75 graded winner for her all-conquering Spendthrift Farm-based stallion. Popped away from her low draw by Joel Rosario, Clearly Unhinged was actually beaten for speed by B G Warrior (Run Away and Hide) and was content to track that rival through an opening quarter in an eye-popping :21.02. Inheriting the lead when the early front-runner wilted right out of it, Clearly Unhinged raced on the bridle around the turn, remained under a patient hand ride after a half in a taxing :44.34 and had plenty in reserve for a first black-type success. Dazzling Blue, the 3-2 favorite, completed an Into Mischief exacta, while Unsung Melody (Maclean's Music) spiced up the deeper vertical exotics at 44-1. Lifetime Record: 9-4-2-1. O-Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings & Jarret Prussin; B-Rock Brothers Breeding LLC (KY); T-Steve Asmussen. Monday, Churchill Downs WINNING COLORS S.-GIII, $248,750, Churchill Downs, 5-27, 4yo/up, f/m, 6f, 1:09.69, ft. 1–CLEARLY UNHINGED, 118, f, 4, by Into Mischief 1st Dam: Smart Win, by Smart Strike 2nd Dam: Win McCool, by Giant's Causeway 3rd Dam: Win Crafty Lady, by Crafty Prospector 1ST BLACK TYPE WIN, 1ST GRADED STAKES WIN. O-Hill 'n' Dale Equine Holdings, Inc. (J. G. Sikura) & Jarret Prussin; B-Rock Brothers Breeding LLC (KY); T-Steven M. Asmussen; J-Joel Rosario. $150,315. Lifetime Record: 9-4-2-1, $505,235. Werk Nick Rating: A+++ *Triple Plus*. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Click for the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree. 2–Dazzling Blue, 118, f, 4, Into Mischief–Blue Violet, by Curlin. ($500,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP). O-Juddmonte; B-WinStar Farm, LLC (KY); T-Brad H. Cox. $48,650. 3–Unsung Melody, 118, f, 4, Maclean's Music–Narrow Sea, by Bodemeister. 1ST GRADED BLACK TYPE. ($65,000 Wlg '20 KEENOV). O-WSS Racing; B-Scott & Debbie Pierce (KY); T-John Alexander Ortiz. $24,325. Margins: 1HF, 1 1/4, NO. Odds: 2.00, 1.57, 44.97. Also Ran: Leeloo, Happy Am I, Positano Sunset, Royal Spa, B G Warrior. Scratched: Backyard Money, Miss Arlington, Spirit Wind. Click for the Equibase.com chart and the TJCIS.com PPs. VIDEO, sponsored by FanDuel TV. #3 Clearly Unhinged was clearly the best horse and winner of the Winning Colors Stakes @ChurchillDowns at odds of 2/1! Jockey: @JRosarioJockey Trainer: Steve Asmussen #TwinSpiresReplay pic.twitter.com/yBDvrxGP7c — TwinSpires Racing (@TwinSpires) May 27, 2024 The post Clearly Unhinged Brings Up 150 Stakes Winners For Into Mischief in Winning Colors appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article