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The legendary Redoute’s Choice

(Danehill) will be out to break

new ground on Friday night when

his daughter Enbihaar lines up

as favourite in the Lonsdale Cup (Gr 2, 2m)

at York, amidst a bevy of races set to throw up

possible Australian contenders.

The four-day Ebor meeting at York,

which begins tonight, has become known as

something of a hunting ground for antipodean

buyers and potential Australian travellers with

a raft of races set to throw up horses who will

one day step out on the other side of the world.

The Lonsdale Cup is the day three feature

and will be eagerly watched by Melbourne Cup

(Gr 1, 3200m) futures players with horses like

Dashing Willoughby (Nathaniel), now part-

owned by New Zealand businessman Sir Owen

Glenn, and OTI Racing’s True Self (Oscar) likely

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BY ANDREW HAWKINS & ALEX WILTSHIRE

Shadwell’s Enbihaar aims for another milestone for Redoute’sFriday’s Lonsdale Cup favourite, from the champion Australian stallion’s second French crop, will fly the flag for the late Arrowfield stalwart

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Birthday boy Richards plots Melody Belle bouncebackYoung gun Jamie Richards turned 31 yesterday,

but even on his birthday, he was still focusing on

his number one passion - the horses. Richards

is hopeful that Melody Belle (Commands) can

bounce back from a disappointing first-up run

in the Missile Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) by taking

home Saturday’s Winx Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m)

at Randwick. “We have just got to put a line

through that run, turn the page and get on with

it,” Richards said. Full story page 6 >>

What's on

Metropolitan meetings: Canterbury

(NSW), Sandown Lakeside (VIC), Ipswich

(QLD), Belmont (WA)

Race meetings: Gawler (SA), Taupo (NZ)

International meetings: York (UK)

International Group races: York (UK) -

Juddmonte International (Gr 1, 1m 2.5f),

Acomb Stakes (Gr 3, 7f), Great Voltigeur

Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 4f)

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It is a race that often produces a

Melbourne Cup candidate, including subsequent Flemington third Il Paradiso

(Galileo) last year. However, the leading contender is likely to be John Gosden’s

bonny mare Enbihaar as she steps up to the two miles for the first time.

Racing in the Shadwell blue and white - just like her Australian

namesake, Group 2 winner Enbihaar (Magnus), who was also owned by

Sheikh Hamdan - the English Enbihaar is one of the leading lights from

Redoute’s Choice’s two seasons in which he shuttled to France.

In 2013 and 2014, the Arrowfield stalwart stood at the Aga Khan’s

Haras de Bonneval, covering some of Europe’s finest mares.

Enbihaar’s dam Chanterelle (Trempolino) may not have been a

leading light among that group, which included Zarkava (Zamindar),

Born Gold (Blushing Groom) and Shareta (Sinndar), but the exploits of

her daughter have put her in rare territory.

Redoute’s Choice has provided the Shadwell operation with plenty of

success: a Blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner in Nadeem, three

South African top-level winners in Rafeef, Mustaaqeem and Majmu and

a stallion prospect with Elzaam. However, Enbihaar is the icing on the

cake, the perfect addition to an already fruitful relationship, according to

Sheikh Hamdan’s racing manager Angus Gold.

“We’ve bought a lot of Redoute’s Choice yearlings over the years and we’ve

had some particularly good ones,” Gold told ANZ Bloodstock News yesterday.

“Nadeem was from his first crop - annoyingly I was the underbidder on Miss

Finland, which was a pity - but we’ve also had the two brothers, Rafeef and

Mustaaqeem and Majmu, who was a champion, a fabulous filly.

“We also sent nine mares down to Australia from Europe to be covered

by Redoute’s Choice to northern hemisphere time and they came back here.

From the eight foals that were returned, three of those were stakes winners.

“We then bought a little horse called Elzaam who we bought at

Deauville and was second in the Coventry at Ascot as a two-year-old.

“He has had a massive influence on us, really. From our point of

view, Nadeem was early days and we got a stallion from his first crop,

Majmu, the sprinting brothers and now Enbihaar. We’ve also got some

lovely broodmares on the farm in Australia by Redoute’s, and he’s doing

a wonderful job as a broodmare sire as we all know, so hopefully his

influence will live on for a long time to come.

“He was an extraordinary, exceptional stallion. His name will appear for

a long time to come - both through his sons and his daughters. He was an

amazing horse, a horse of incredible presence when you saw him; a big, strong,

scopey horse. It was amazing he was as athletic as he was for the size of him.

“It’s lovely to finish off with one of the last of his progeny over here to

be as good as she is.”

A Listed winner at just her fourth start when she had just turned

four, taking the Daisy Warwick Fillies’ Stakes (Listed, 1m 4f), she added

three Group 2 wins during her four-year-old season last year, taking the

Lancashire Oaks (Gr 2, 1m 4f), the Lillie Langtry Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 6f) and

the Park Hill Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 6.5f) in succession.

Last start, Enbihaar added a second Lillie Langtry to her record,

setting her up for a tilt against the males in the Lonsdale Cup. It is another

unlikely step in a career that Gold says has been filled with surprises.

“It was amazing to me that he (Sheikh Hamdan) kept her in training as a

five-year-old,” Gold said. “In my 34 years he’s only ever done that once before,

and that was probably 30 years ago. They normally all retire as three-year-olds,

and we kept her in training as she never really had a chance as a three-year-old.

“She was very immature and had a few niggling problems, so therefore

we persuaded him to keep her in training as a four-year-old. And then

luckily he decided to keep her in training again. He was enjoying her so

much last year. She will definitely go to stud at the end of this year.

“We were pressing him to keep another filly, Nazeef, in training, and

luckily he agreed to it and she’s gone on and won a Group 1 this year, so

that was satisfying. And on the back of her he decided to keep Enbihaar in

training as well. She’s very lightly raced and had her enthusiasm still and

enjoyed her racing, so that always helps.

“Enbihaar has this fantastic action - a lovely galloping stride on her.

We think she’ll get the two miles, so we’ll see, but she’s done us proud

whatever, she’s been a star and kept her enthusiasm going the whole way.”

Significantly, victory would give the late Redoute’s Choice another

milestone with his first Group winner at two miles.

While Redoute’s Choice was a top sprinter-miler and is renowned as

a producer of similar stock, he has proven versatile in the stallion barn.

Classy fillies Miss Finland, Samantha Miss and Royal Descent were able

to win from sprint trips to the mile and a half of an Oaks, while his Derby

winners have included Wylie Hall, Redoute’s Dancer, Howard Be Thy

Name, Empires Choice and the filly Dariana.

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He has had one stakes-winning two-

miler before in La Amistad, who took out the Andrew Ramsden Stakes

(Listed, 3200m) at Flemington in 2015. She had as good a pedigree as any

to handle the Flemington 3200 metres as a three-quarter sister to three-

time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva (Desert King).

“Like all good stallions, he could throw anything,” Gold said. “On the

whole they are shorter runners than what she is, but she’s from a stout

European family. I think also the other thing, like with so many horses -

like Fastnet Rock for example - is that when Redoute’s Choice came over

here all the Europeans thought, ‘he’s a fast horse, we’ll send some staying

mares to him’ and on the whole, what you get out of that is staying horses.

“A lot of breeders expected the stallions to put speed into their slower mares

and it didn’t always work. And this mare, there’s a bit of stamina in there.”

The Melbourne Cup would be an unlikely target for Enbihaar in any

given year, but particularly one in which travel restrictions are heightened

due to Covid-19. Instead, she is likely to travel across the English Channel

once more to try and snare that elusive Group 1 win in the Prix de Royallieu

(Gr 1, 1m 6f) on Arc weekend.

The other leading Melbourne Cup lead-up comes with Saturday’s

Ebor (1m 6f), traditionally the richest handicap in Europe and last year

worth £1 million (A$1.82 million), although this year the prize fund stands

at just a quarter of that amount.

Australian-owned horses Pondus (Sea The Moon), Le Don De Vie

(Leroidesanimaux) and Almania (Australia) will try to advance their

claims for a Melbourne campaign, while horses like Trueshan (Planteur)

have also been the subject of offers from Australian buyers.

The Phoenix Thoroughbreds-owned Deja (Youmzain), considered

a potential Ebor contender, is also a potential visitor after the operation

announced last week it was pulling out of British racing.

Day 1 of Ebor Festival to produce other Australian clues

Tonight’s Juddmonte International (Gr 1, 1m 2.5f) has been used

by Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) aspirants before, although the withdrawal of

Aspetar (Al Kazeem) means that it is unlikely to be a guide this year.

"I wasn't convinced his last piece of work was up to scratch,” the five-

year-old’s trainer Roger Charlton told Racing Post. “We did a routine

blood test on him this morning, got the results this evening and decided it

wouldn't be right for him to run in a Group 1 race.

“There aren't any obvious targets, but the Prix Dollar on Arc weekend

is a possibility. We are still considering going to Australia for the Cox Plate,

but that will depend on the Australian authorities. Ultimately the Emir's

Trophy in Qatar in February will be high on his agenda."

The Great Voltigeur Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 4f), the primary lead-in to next

month’s St Leger (Gr 1, 1m 6.5f), has also proven a strong pointer to

Melbourne success in recent years.

Not since 2006 has the race been absent either a horse who would do

his future racing in Australia or a horse who would perform in our biggest

races. Of the five runners last year, winner Logician (Frankel) went on to

land the St Leger, runner-up Constantinople (Galileo) started favourite in

the Caulfield Cup (Gr 1, 2400m) at his next start and third-placed Norway

(Galileo) joined Chris Waller at the start of 2020.

In 2018, Cross Counter (Teofilo) was runner-up to his stablemate Old

Persian (Dubawi); at his next start, he took out the Melbourne Cup (Gr 1,

3200m).

Bluebloods Mogul (Galileo) for Aidan O'Brien and John Gosden's

Darain (Dubawi) head the market, with both likely to progress to the

St Leger. Neither are likely to be seen in Australia this spring, although

Mogul does hold a Cox Plate entry.

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AUSTRALIA

Birthday boy Richards plots Melody Belle bouncebackYoung gun Jamie Richards turned 31 yesterday,

but even on his birthday, he was still focusing on

his number one passion - the horses. Richards

is hopeful that Melody Belle (Commands) can

bounce back from a disappointing first-up run

in the Missile Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) by taking

home Saturday’s Winx Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m)

at Randwick. “We have just got to put a line

through that run, turn the page and get on with

it,” Richards said. “There were a couple of things

against her, she was first-up on an unsuitable

wet track and got back in a small field and

struggled to make ground. Her sectionals say

she still ran OK and we have been happy with

her at home. Kerrin (McEvoy) rang after the

race and said he should probably have been

fourth rather than back last in hindsight. He

said don’t worry, she ran OK and will improve.

She had a good blow.” As of last night, Melody

Belle was on the third line of betting at $8 with

TAB, with Master Of Wine (Maxios) and Verry

Elleegant (Zed) equal favourites at $5.

New season, same rivalry for ProbabeelAlso returning for Jamie Richards on Saturday is

Probabeel (Savabeel), with the Surround Stakes

(Gr 1, 1400m) winner set to step out in the Show

County Quality (Gr 3, 1200m). There, she is

likely to face her old sparring partner Funstar

(Adelaide), with the pair filling the quinella on

four occasions, including twice at Group 1 level.

“They have a good rivalry and I’m sure Funstar

will be in good form,” Richards said. “(Probabeel)

doesn’t overexert herself in her trials. She will be

vulnerable first-up and will probably find it short

of her best, there is no doubt about that. I think

she is in a good enough spot to be competitive.

You only have to look at her trial at Avondale

before she went to Australia last spring to know

that she needs a bit of motivating.”

Maher weighing up Winx for Prague

Ciaron Maher is considering a tilt at Saturday's

Winx Stakes at Randwick with valuable three-

year-old Prague (Redoute's Choice). Should he

line up, Prague will be just the third to take on

older horses in the past 20 years and both the

others, Trusting (Tale Of The Cat) and Lonhro

(Octagonal), won. Prague was a multiple Group

winner last year and was placed in the Sires'

Produce Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) and Maher is

confident that he is up to it. "He's one of our best

colts," Maher told Racing.com. "They get the

weight relief and he's a good horse. To do what he

did last preparation was phenomenal as he was

very raw, and I thought he did a great job and he'll

only improve in every way."

Wine set to follow Northerly pathTeam Hawke-trained Master Of Wine will also

head to Victoria and line up in the Winx Stakes

as connections get him ready to take aim at both

the Caulfield Cup (Gr 1, 2400m) and Cox Plate

(Gr 1, 2040m). He completed a barrier trial at

Rosehill yesterday, which pleased owner Rupert

Legh, who said the plan is to peak on Caulfield

Cup Day, but that the Cox Plate was certainly

on the agenda as well. "You take it one step at a

time," Legh told Racing.com. "But you go through

the Winx Stakes and then we may well bring him

down here to Melbourne in preparation for a

campaign towards the Caulfield Cup. That (Cox

Plate) is a race that's been on our agenda. But you

have target races and I think the Hawkes (stable)

are well known for targeting horses towards a race

and ultimately I would say the Caulfield Cup is the

impression I get is where they want to head with

him. Then all going well you could then target the

Cox Plate for him because you don't need to do

much with them after a mile-and-a-half run, you

just keep them fresh for the 2000-metre race. You

set a horse for a particular race and then anything

after that is a bonus."

Three-from-three as a mum for More JoyousBest Ever (Snitzel) became the latest debut winner

out of eighth-time Group 1 winner More Joyous

(More Than Ready) as the colt took out the Magic

Millions Plate (1400m) at Pakenham yesterday.

More Joyous won seven of her nine first-up runs

and has an excellent record as a broodmare with

her first two foals, Woman (by Frankel) and More

Sundays (Fastnet Rock), both also scoring on

debut. Trained by Peter Moody, Best Ever drifted

in the market before his run but put up a strong

performance to score by three-quarters of a

length and looks one to watch. "We'll just try and

build on today," Moody told Racing.com. "We're

not going to get too excited and name Caulfield

Guineas or anything like that (as goals), but we'll

find a nice 64 somewhere in the next few weeks."

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Nature Strip shines in trialThe Everest (1200m) favourite Nature Strip

(Nicconi) demonstrated why he is held in such

high regard for the $15 million race with another

effortless trial success at Rosehill yesterday.

The Chris Waller-trained Nature Strip, who

is likely to be named last season’s Australian

Horse of the Year, was in first gear under James

McDonald, cruising home for a five and a half

length win over highly-touted mare Fituese

(Deep Field) in the 900-metre trial. "He's come

back in good order, hasn't lost any speed and

he's a bit smarter in the way he is executing."

McDonald told Sky Thoroughbred Central. "He

seems pretty forward, even though he has a bit

to go in his coat, he will improve off his first-

up run and get better as his preparation gets

deeper. I think he's in a better place for sure."

Nature Strip is set to return in the Concorde

Stakes (Gr 3, 1000m) on September 5.

Peltzer on fire at Rosehill trialsOn a hot morning of barrier trials at Rosehill,

one horse who really stamped himself as a

horse to watch this spring is the unbeaten

Peltzer (So You Think). The Gerald Ryan-trained

three-year-old played up behind the barriers

but once the gates opened, it was all business.

While Ryan said pre-trial that he wanted Peltzer

to have a strong hit out, he looked to do it with

ease, holding Blossom Star (Foxwedge) and

Kindergarten Stakes (Gr 3, 1100m) winner

Doubtland (Not A Single Doubt) to win

comfortably. “He was never a brilliant trialler,

which was why they put up 20/1 at Kembla (on

debut),” Ryan told Sky Thoroughbred Central.

“His trial was good this morning. He fired up a

little bit because of the mishap before the trial,

but I’m happy with where he is at. He had a little

blow, but I’m sure he’ll improve off it.” Peltzer

will resume in the San Domenico Stakes (Gr 3,

1100m) Saturday week.

Sentimental Miss pleases at first Sydney outingLast year’s New Zealand Oaks (Gr 1, 2400m)

winner Sentimental Miss (Reliable Man) made a

pleasing start to her Sydney spring preparation,

winning her 1100-metre trial for Group-class

horses at Rosehill yesterday. She began well from

her barrier to settle just in behind the leader and

travelled generously through the early stages.

Approaching the home turn, jockey Hugh

Bowman angled her into clear galloping room

and she was able to finish off nicely to win by a

long head. “Hugh was very happy with her trial

this morning,” trainer Chris Waller said. “He said

her fitness levels are good and if we wanted to

go to a 1600-metre race first-up it would be no

problem. Obviously she hasn't done a lot of work

since being in Sydney and it was either trialling

this morning or next week, but now we have got

the trial into her I can give her a quiet week ahead,

continue putting a little bit of condition on her

and have her in the best possible shape going into

her first-up run.”

Glenfiddich set for rare tilt at MemsieTrainer Peter Moody gave new acquisition

Glenfiddich (Fastnet Rock) an exhibition gallop

with Group 1 winner Gatting (Hard Spun)

between races at Pakenham yesterday and is

now considering running the colt first-up in

the Memsie Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m). He would be

the first three-year-old in 25 years to take on the

race first-up and the trainer thinks that the 1400

metres would be ideal for the horse. "Seven

furlongs seems a lovely trip for the horse. So

why piss around (with) shorter races?" Moody

told Racing.com. "I had the option to run him

Saturday at 1100 metres and that, but I just don't

think (it's worth it). Fourteen hundred metres is

a lovely trip for him, no weight on his back, 50.5

kilograms. And let's be honest with a lack of the

Sydney horses here we might not run into a field

of superstars and I think this colt is a very (high)

quality colt. Why not, it's a Group 1 and I think

he's a Group 1 horse. But we will let the dust settle,

take him home. He will either go to the Memsie or

the McNeil at 1200 metres on the same day."

Bella Vella pleasing Clarken Sangster Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner Bella

Vella (Commands) pleased Will Clarken with

her jump-out at Morphettville yesterday and

the trainer is working towards a return in the

McEwen Stakes (Gr 2, 1000m) on September 5 for

the five-year-old. "Rapt with her this morning,"

Clarken told Racing.com. "(She) came out nice

and steady. She is just happy to relax, this mare,

this preparation like she was last and got into a

nice rhythm. There wasn't a lot of depth to the

trial, but she went with a maiden horse and just

got the upper hand of it and strung out the rest of

the field. (She) pulled up really well so she will go

ten days into a 1000-metre open trial and that'll be

ten days before the McEwen, so preparation looks

lovely."

Hyeronimus banned for three yearsGroup 1-winning jockey Adam Hyeronimus

will not be allowed to ride again until 2023

after he was sentenced yesterday for betting

offences. Hyeronimus, who won his first Group

1 aboard Shout The Bar (Not A Single Doubt)

in the Vinery Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) in

March, was found guilty last month of having

an interest in 30 bets on thoroughbred races

over a two-year period, as well as giving false

evidence to stewards. Hyeronimus placed

the bets through his cousin, stablehand Blake

Paine, who has also been disqualified for two

years and four months. The rider, who just last

Saturday partnered Taikomochi (Snitzel) to win

the Premier’s Cup Prelude (1800m), will begin

his suspension immediately, although he is

likely to appeal his sentence.

V’landys wins court bid against ABCRacing NSW chief Peter V’landys won a technical

but significant victory in his defamation case

against the ABC after a judge ruled on Monday

that internal documents shared by employees

were to be made available for review. V’landys

faced cameras for the ABC’s 7:30 program last

year to speak about treatment of racehorses. In his

interview he outlined the steps his organisation

had taken to stop retired thoroughbreds being

sent to knackeries in New South Wales. When

broadcast, the ABC spliced his interview with

footage of horses being butchered in a Queensland

abattoir. V’landys claims he was defamed and the

interview was an “ambush” that denied him a

chance to explain that he had no jurisdiction in

Queensland. Lawyers acting on behalf of V'landys

are likely to seek communications between ABC

journalist Caro Meldrum-Hanna and other staff

who worked on the story. The ABC denies the

story carried the damaging imputations.

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Holland fined for misconductGroup 1-winning jockey Dean Holland has been

fined $1000 by Victorian stewards after pleading

guilty to a misconduct charge stemming from his

ride on Telemarketer (Time Thief) at Ballarat on

August 11. The incident happened when he struck

the horse in the vicinity of the head whilst loading

into the barriers. The stewards took into account

his guilty plea, his remorse for his actions, his

record and the fact that the gelding was fractious

while being loaded.

Pollett, Lambourne guilty on conduct chargePunter Glenn Pollett has been found guilty of a

conduct charge for comments he made on an

online show, the Racing Rant alongside fellow

panellist Marc Lambourne, on April 20 suggesting

that jockey James McDonald was betting on races.

Both he and Lambourne were ordered to face

stewards and were charged under AR228(a) for

conduct prejudicial to the image of racing earlier

this year. Lambourne also faced additional charges

for posting the content as well as failure and/or

refusal to comply with a stewards direction. "The

stewards find that irrespective of whether Mr

Lambourne and Mr Pollett felt they were joking

when the relevant segment of the Racing Rant

program commenced, the stewards find that the

third element of blameworthy conduct against

both Mr Lambourne and Mr Pollett is established,"

the stewards report read. The stewards are yet to set

a date for submissions of penalty.

NEW ZEALAND

Waikato stallion parade to proceed under restrictionsThis weekend’s Gavelhouse.com Waikato stallion

parade is set to go ahead under Covid Level 2

government protocols. The stallion parade, which

will feature Ace High (High Chaparral), Proisir

(Choisir), Shocking (Street Cry) and Vadamos

(Monsun), will visit the Matamata area farms on

Saturday and Cambridge area farms on Sunday.

All attendees will need to register in advance as a

maximum of 90 people are allowed on the farms

at any one time under government guidelines.

If the registered numbers exceed 90, Waikato

have announced they will parade their stallions

a second time on the day to ensure everyone

attending gets to see them. For more details and

to register, please click here.

Glory Days returns from retirementAuckland Cup (Gr 1, 3200m) winner Glory Days

(Red Giant) returned from retirement at the

Foxton trials yesterday where she finished fourth

in her 1000-metre heat. The Bill Thurlow-trained

eight-year-old failed to fire after returning from

her campaign in Melbourne last spring and was

subsequently retired after her fourth in the New

Zealand St Leger (Listed, 2600m) at Trentham in

March. However, after her sale fell through, her

connections elected to bring her back into work and

she could once again be on a feature-race path this

spring, with the Windsor Park Plate (Gr 1, 1600m)

and Livamol Classic (Gr 1, 2040m) at Hastings on

her radar. “The pending sale didn’t happen and just

with what is going on around the world it wasn’t that

easy to do much with her so we decided we may as

well put her back in work and see how we got on,”

Thurlow said. “She has had a really good long spell,

she has been vetted and is 100 per cent sound and

looks good, so we may as well carry on.”

ASIA

Hong Kong season opener changedThe Hong Kong racing season will now begin

on Sunday, September 6 after the Hong Kong

Legislative Council election scheduled for that

day was controversially postponed for a year. The

election meant that the season was due to start on

Saturday, September 5, but with the election now off

until 2021, the Hong Kong Jockey Club moved their

opening day - traditionally one of the biggest betting

days on the calendar - to its usual Sunday spot.

Decision time looms for GrayAfter 20 years in Singapore, trainer Stephen Gray

is planning to weigh up his future lifestyle options

within the next couple of years. Gray formerly

trained in New Zealand with his father Kevin for

12 seasons from 1988-99, the partnership winning

almost 400 races, including ten stakes races.

But he saw the opportunity in 2000 to take the

plunge and attempt to carve out a career training

in Singapore and his move in April that year has

seen him establish himself as one of Singapore’s

leading trainers with almost 800 wins to his credit.

“From that first brigade that came in around the

same time, only Michael Clements and I are still

here training,” Gray said. “When I first came here

it was a dream. I was the youngest trainer here

and I thought I’d give it five years, then it became

ten years and I’ve ended up staying 20 years. I saw

a future. It was really exciting. The first ten years

were great, but the last ten years it has changed

a lot and it hasn’t been as positive. Don’t get me

wrong, I’m still happy to be training here. But, like

everyone, I’ll be interested to see how the next 12

to 18 months will go. With what has happened

here and all around the world with Covid-19,

we’re all not sure where we’re all heading.”

INTERNATIONAL

Love faces fiveLove (Galileo) will take on five rivals in tomorrow’s

Yorkshire Oaks (Gr 1, 1m 4f) as the star filly looks

to build on her two Classic wins this season.

The Aidan O’Brien-trained daughter of Galileo

(Sadler’s Wells) will be making her first start since

her sensational nine-length Epsom Oaks (Gr 1, 1m

4f) win but faces a tough test on the Knavesmire,

with John Gosden running two in the race. Enable

(Nathaniel) was ruled out last week but three-

year-olds Frankly Darling (Frankel) and Franconia

(Frankel) will still represent Britain's champion

trainer. Frankly Darling, who will be ridden by

Robert Havlin, finished behind Love in the Oaks

but previously landed the Ribblesdale Stakes (Gr

2, 1m 4f) at Royal Ascot in June. Franconia makes

her first start at Group level following back-to-back

Listed wins, with the latest coming at York in July.

She will be ridden by James Doyle.

O'Brien to unleash half-sister to Cup hero RekindlingJoseph O'Brien, who became the youngest trainer

to win the Melbourne Cup with Rekindling (High

Chaparral) at the age of 24 in 2017, will unleash

a half-sister to the star stayer at Killarney today.

Three-year-old Kalakaua (Gleneagles) will race

in the colours of Qatar Racing having been

purchased by David Redvers for 115,000gns from

the Castlebridge Consignment at Book 1 of the

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale in 2018. She will

be ridden on her debut by Declan McDonogh.


https://www.nzthoroughbred.co.nz/stallion-parade-schedule/

STEVE MORAN

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BY STEVE MORAN | @ANZ_NEWS

Francis (Frank) Joseph Patrick

Bullock (1885 - 1946) was the

most successful jockey at home

and abroad of the remarkable

Australians who ventured overseas in the first

decade of the twentieth century.

Bullock was inducted into the Australian

Racing Hall of Fame in 2006 and is one of only

14 jockeys with a place in Sport Australia’s

broader and outstanding Hall of Fame.

Sport Australia describes Bullock as

“Australia’s first truly international jockey”

which is a more than reasonable claim given his

success in England, France and Germany, but

I’d argue that tag should be shared with fellow

pre-World War I travellers Frank Wootton and

Bernard “Brownie” Carslake.

The case for Bullock heading the pioneers

would be pinned on his greater success in Australia

during and after the time of his travels, plus his win

in the inaugural Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe in 1920

- a race he claimed again two years later but one

which eluded Carslake and Wootton.

He won his first race in England in 1903,

three years before the arrival of those fellow

Australians, and won the Melbourne Cup in

1905 on Blue Spec before returning to England

where his many credits included riding nine

winners in four days at Royal Ascot and

finishing second to Steve Donoghue in the

jockeys championship in 1921 (and perhaps

also in other years but the records are scant).

Bullock said Donoghue was the “best

jockey he saw”.

He also won two Caulfield Cups at “home” and

his major race wins aboard also included the Ascot

Gold Cup, English 1,000 Guineas, the Oaks, Sussex

Stakes, Coronation Cup, the Cesarewitch and the

St James’s Palace Stakes; the Eclipse Stakes and

Champion Stakes twice plus the Dewhurst and

Middle Park Stakes on three occasions.

He was three times second in the Derby.

He was champion jockey in Germany

five years straight from 1908 - that success

coinciding with Frank Wootton’s four straight

championships in Britain from 1909 to 1912 -

and is reported to have ridden more than 500

winners in Germany and Austria.

A curiosity of that time is that Bullock had

ridden, before World War I, a horse named

Cyklon for the German emperor, Kaiser

Wilhelm II. The Kaiser sent Cyklon to England

to race, but with the outbreak of war, the British

government took possession of the horse. After

the war, Frank arranged for Cyklon to be sent to

Australia where he sired the 1927 Melbourne

Cup winner, Trivalve.

Trivalve won the Cup in the hands of

Bullock’s brother-in-law Bobbie Lewis who

would later teach, to ride, another of our

“Incomparables” Ron Hutchinson. It was

Lewis’s fourth Cup win. Bullock was married to

Lewis’s sister Martha.

Bullock high on Racing Post list

Bullock was rated 14th best in the Racing

Post’s list of the top 50 flat jockeys of the 20th

century. Only Frank Wootton (9th), Scobie

Breasley (10th) and Bernard “Brownie”

Carslake (12th) were - among his countrymen

- ranked above him.

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Bullock conquered England and Germany!- The third jockey to join our list of Incomparables -

Frank Bullock after winning his second Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp in 1922

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John Richardson, reader and former

journalist (among myriad other hats worn in

the racing and breeding industry), is able to

provide some detail of Bullock’s career through

general recollection and his own “scribblings”

published in The Informant in New Zealand.

“Apart from horses and horses' pedigrees,

my other great interest is family history,”

Richardson emailed me last week, “and you

can imagine the thrill I got when a few years

back when I discovered that Frank Bullock was

a distant relative of my mother who came, I

thought, from a non-horsey background.

“His mother Eleanor Jane Wrathall and

my mum were first cousins twice removed.

Frank Bullock’s grandfather Francis Wrathall

and mum's great grandmother Mary Ann were

brother and sister in a family of 14 kids”.

Richardson, in The Informant, wrote:

“Francis Patrick Bullock was born in 1884 at

Heathcote, Victoria.”

His father James Bullock is listed as hailing

from Wild Duck (Creek) near Heathcote. This

strikes a chord with me as you won’t find a

more sumptuous red wine than the Wild Duck

Creek Estate Springflat Shiraz (now produced

in that hamlet).

Jockeypedia says Bullock came to England

in 1903 after “having enjoyed great success in

both Australia and Europe”. If that was so, then

that success (in Europe) and travel came before

his 18th birthday which seems remarkable

for such a young man and at a time when the

journey by ship took at least 45 days.

The motivation might simply have been to

make money. Hard to believe now but then,

and in the years immediately after World War

II, it was more lucrative riding in England and

Europe than in Australia.

We do know, as fact, that Bullock went to

Germany before “returning to England” shortly

before the outbreak of war.

The Kalgoorlie Sun, in 1910, reported that

Bullock “had long been riding in big money

races, and as he has been careful, he is now a

man of means. He is the possessor of some fine

property in Melbourne while his bank balance

is a handy one.”

Bullock’s exploits were of interest in that

part of Western Australia as his father James

(Jim), noted as a well-known horseman,

was described as either manager or

proprietor of the Exchange Hotel,

Coolgardie.

The Sun reported that Bullock

was riding for the Royal Gratitz Stud

at Hoppegarten on an annual retainer

of £1250. It estimated his base annual

income at about £2,000 - including other

smaller retainers, expenses and private

trial riding fees - exclusive of winning

percentages. That sum, £2,000, was

about eight times more than a manager

would earn in Australia in 1910.

As to his later income in England,

Bullock said: “Once a jockey is

established, he makes more in England

than he could in Australia because

there are more rich owners.”

Renowned Australian racing writer Bert

Wolfe (Cardigan) recalled Bullock’s liking for

German racing when he wrote, in 1929, that it

was the money which would lure James Munro

to Germany the following year - to ride for

Baron Oppenheim, as had Bullock.

“Bullock once told me he much preferred

riding in Germany than France,” Wolfe wrote.

“For one thing, he said the German jockeys are

not so good, and as a result, are more easily

beaten than the French….and if you happen

to beat a short-priced favourite at one of the

leading French tracks, the crowd say and throw

things at you but in Germany the racing public

are more phlegmatic. They yell 'Hoch' a couple

of times, and then go and drown their sorrows

in a stein of beer."

It’s not clear, after hours of searching

newspaper archives, whether Bullock had to

leave Germany in haste. We know his career

flourished back in England and, despite his

liking for racing in Germany, he was happy to

regularly plunder good class races in France

- often travelling by plane with his friend and

rival Donoghue.

Donoghue wrote a newspaper column,

at the time, and once mused that Bullock had

thought he was deaf after returning from France

after all-night partying had followed a major

win. All was right after Donohue reminded

Bullock that his ears were stuffed with cotton

wool which they’d inserted on the advice of the

pilot before the crossing.

Bullock retired from race riding in 1925,

candidly admitting he’d lost his nerve. “At 40

years of age when I should be in my prime, I feel

old and shaken. I’ve had five bad falls within a

few years and am losing my nerve,” he told the

English press.

Richardson notes that Bullock took up

training on retirement from the saddle and was

based in France from 1929 to 1935 and later, in

1940, in India for the Governor of Bombay. It

was reported that he trained briefly at Caulfield

after retiring before returning to England and

setting up in Yorkshire in 1928.

Bullock died on August 26, 1946 at

Banstead, Surrey at the home of his son-in-law,

the jockey Walter Sibbrett who was one of the

least-heralded “Incomparables” having won

the 1935 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe on Samos.

Thus he joined his father-in-law as a winner

of Europe’s greatest race, a distinction shared by

seven other Australians - Rae “Togo” Johnstone,

Scobie Breasley, Pat Glennon, Bill Pyers, Bill

Williamson and father and son George and

Gary Moore.

Notes:

1. The Incomparables - the Australian

jockeys who performed with great distinction

abroad (especially in England, Ireland and

France) throughout the 20th century.

2. All British and Irish jockeys were

considered for the RP list of the top 50 of the

20th century plus foreign jockeys, provided

they were based there for at least five years.

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 The Steve Moran Column


Frank Bullock

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In our dealings with clients, the eligibility

and deductibility of home office

expenses is never far away.

What better time to revisit this topic

than now when many of us must work from

home to stay “Covid compliant” and therefore

many more business owners and employees

will be eligible to claim them from tax year

2020 and beyond.

This has always been a popular topic in

our practice as many horse businesses are

not just run from a rural property, but from a

dedicated area of a private home. For instance,

many commercial breeders do not own rural

properties. There are also many employees in

this industry, whose job is itinerant in nature,

who do not conduct their work activities from

an employer’s workplace.

This article will cover many working

scenarios where home office expenses are

allowable and will also share details of a new

shortcut method, offered by the ATO, that

makes it easier for employees to claim home

office expenses without the usual amount of

supporting records.

Home office expenses - overview

The deductibility of home office expenses

will depend on the nature of the person’s

activity. Cases will fall into two main types,

being:

1. Where the person uses his or her home

or part of it as a workplace, i.e. works from a

“place of business”; and

2. Where the person is merely bringing

work home from the office or other place of

employment.

The ATO distinguishes these two types

as having either the character of a “place of

business”; or of a private study. The former

refers to cases where an area is set aside

exclusively by a self-employed person for

income producing activities, e.g. a doctor’s

surgery. It also includes the situation where an

employer provides no other work location for

an employee. The latter refers to the situation

where an area of the home is simply used in

connection with income producing activities,

i.e. where working at home is a matter of

convenience.

What is a “place of business”?

ATO rulings outline the following factors

which may indicate that the area within the

home has the character of a “place of business”.

None of them alone, or in combination,

will conclusively determine that the area

constitutes a place of business, but they will be

considered along with other relevant factors.

The factors are:

• the area is clearly identifiable as a place

of business;

• the area is not readily suitable or

adaptable for use for private or domestic

purposes in association with the home

generally;

• the area is used exclusively or almost

exclusively for carrying on a business; or

• the area is used regularly for visits of

clients or customers.

Where there is “no alternative place of

business”

In the situation where it is necessary to work

from home because there is no alternative place

of business, the area will only be considered a

place of business if:

• it is a requirement inherent in the nature

of the person’s activities that the person

needs a place of business;

• the person’s circumstances are such that

there is no alternative place of business

and it was necessary to work from home;

and

• the area of the home is used exclusively or

almost exclusively for income producing

purposes.

This principle allows, for example, a

company to claim home office expenses

where its employee directors do not have an

alternative place of business, i.e. does not own

or lease an office.

Private “home study” used as a “matter of

convenience”

The more common case is that where

a private study of is used as a matter of

convenience.

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 Paul Carrazzo


Tax and a Covid home office

Working from home RACING POST/EDWARD WHITAKER

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The ATO notes the following examples:

• a barrister who reads client briefs at

home;

• a teacher who prepares lessons or

marks assignments at home; and

• an insurance agent who maintains

client files and occasionally interviews

a client in his or her home office.

N.B. In April 2020, the ATO announced a

new method for claiming expenses for working

from home, via a home study, due to the

coronavirus pandemic. Using this “shortcut”;

method, you can claim a tax deduction of 80

cents for each hour worked from home between

March 1 2020 and June 30 2020.

Categories of “home office expenses”

I have noted above the circumstances

where home office expenses can be claimed,

the next question is what type of expenses can

be claimed in these scenarios.

Home office expenses fall into two

categories:

1. occupancy expenses; and

2. running expenses.

If a “place of business” – “occupancy” and

“running” can be claimed

If the office is a “place of business”; both

categories may be claimed; but if it is simply

a home study then only the running expenses

may be claimed. Occupancy expenses are those

which relate to ownership or use of the home

and, thus, are fixed in nature. These include

rent, mortgage interest, municipal and water

rates, house insurance premiums, and repairs.

Running expenses are those relating to use

of the facilities within the home, e.g. for a home

study. They include electricity for lighting, heating

and cooling, cleaning costs, depreciation of

professional library, equipment, furniture and

furnishings, and the cost of repairs of these latter

items. These expenses are only claimable to the

extent that they are additional expenses incurred

as a result of income producing activities. For

discussion on the apportionment of home office

expenses see below.

Examples of occupancy expenses denied for

a “home study”

The courts have, in a series of cases noted

below, examined the deductibility of the

expenses relating to the house itself, namely,

mortgage interests, rates, rent and insurance

and has held that these are not allowable

deductions for a “home study”. As noted above,

only running expenses can be claimed in the

home study scenario.

Case 1 – it was held that expenses incurred

in providing light and heating for the person

exclusively while engaged in work from

which he derives income would be deductible

but not if it was also provided for the members

of the person’s family.

Case 2 - the person and his wife purchased

a house in their family trust. The person, a

barrister, occupied one room as a study (not

a place of business). It was further agreed that

he could occupy the premises as a residence

provided he paid all outgoings. The person

claimed a deduction for the payment made

to the trust for the use of the home office. The

person’s claim was ultimately denied by the

courts. The court indicated that though the

outgoings satisfied general deductibility rules,

they should still be excluded as being of a

“domestic” nature.

Case 3 - the person, a barrister, was

similarly denied a claim for a proportion

of mortgage interest, rates and insurance

premiums referable to a home study.

Case 4 - where the person chooses to work

at home in a study rather than at his place of

business, this business use is not sufficient to

change the private or domestic nature of the

dwelling. This was the case where a farmer

conducted his farming business at a separate

place to his private residence. Accordingly,

time spent on farm business in his home study

did not allow for any deductions for rates or

mortgage interest.

Examples of occupancy expenses for a “place

of business”

Case 5 - Self-employed persons have been

allowed deductions for rent, interest and the like

on the basis that the home area was a “place of

business”. For example, a full-time script writer

wrote her scripts in a room in her flat. She was

allowed a deduction for part of the rent.

Case 6 - A deduction was allowed for

municipal rates and mortgage interest on a floor

area basis and for electricity and telephone on

a usage basis, to a person photogrammetrist.

The deduction was granted on the basis that the

person conducted his business solely from his

home.

Apportioning “place of business” occupancy

expenses

The ATO discusses methods of

apportionment of occupancy expenses.

In most cases home office expenses should

be apportioned on a floor area basis. Where

the home office is only used for part of the

year, expenses should be apportioned using

both a floor area and a time basis. In some

circumstances the ATO will accept a bona fide

estimate of the percentage of business use. One

such situation is for the use of depreciable items

such as professional library or equipment.

Another circumstance is when apportioning

heating/cooling and lighting expenses. A

person, e.g. a teacher, using a room for income

producing purposes at the same time as other

family members, cannot claim such expenses,

because they are not incurred exclusively for

the taxpayer’s benefit. If the taxpayer uses the

area at a different time to other members of the

family, then the power expenses relating to that

area, for that period, are claimable.

Beware Capital Gains Tax implications if

claiming a “place of business”

In conclusion, it is important to note that

there may be capital gains tax implications

where Home Office occupancy expenses

are claimed in relation to a person’s private

residence. Generally, capital gains tax does

not apply to a taxpayer’s private residence.

However, the capital gains provisions deem

that a capital gain (or loss) accrues to the extent

to which a private residence disposed of was

also used for the purpose of earning assessable

income during the period of ownership.

As a rule of thumb, it can be expected that

where occupancy expenses are claimed for an

area of a home which is a “place of business”,

the capital gains provisions will apply. In

some circumstances, claiming of Home Office

occupancy expenses will not be worthwhile if

the amount of any capital gain exceeds the tax

benefits from claiming such expenses.

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 Paul Carrazzo


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TAB MEETINGSALBURY (NSW) Heavy(10)R1: Gazebo & Shade Centre Mdn, $22000, 1175m.1. SCALDED (AUS) (br m 4 Sidestep (AUS) - Truly Ablaze (AUS)). T: Rob Potter J: R Bensley2. Break On Through (AUS) (b g 4 Hallowed Crown (AUS) - Evening

Glitter (AUS)).3. Night Terror (AUS) (br m 5 Statue Of Liberty (USA) - Luscious Lips

(AUS)).Margins: 6 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:12.01 (last 600m 36.42).

R2: Naughtin Development (Bm58), $22000, 1600m.1. FUNKY FARM (AUS) (b g 6 Star Witness (AUS) - Philliann (AUS)). T: R P Wellington J: Madison Waters2. Lygia (AUS) (b m 5 Manhattan Rain (AUS) - Magical Mist (NZ)).3. Dezzy (AUS) (b g 9 Clang (AUS) - Nuclear Breeze (AUS)).Margins: 0.1 lens, 2.8 lens. Time: 1:45.83 (last 600m 37.57).

R3: Signarama Mdn, $22000, 1600m.1. SAINT HENRY (AUS) (br g 5 Zariz (AUS) - Public Profile (AUS)). T: R P Wellington J: Ms A Masters2. Alluvial (AUS) (b g 3 Nicconi (AUS) - Guilder (AUS)).3. Cracking Dawn (AUS) (b m 5 Dawn Approach (IRE) - Rule The

Waves (AUS)).Margins: 3.8 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:46.06 (last 600m 39.48).

R4: Martins Travel Albury (Bm66), $22000, 1600m.1. FOOTMARK (AUS) (b/br g 9 Lord Jim (ARG) - Maibonie (AUS)). T: Jodie Bohr J: Danielle Scott2. Hello China (AUS) (b g 8 Artie Schiller (USA) - Beijing Bound (AUS)).3. King Of Sting (NZ) (br g 8 Eighth Wonder (NZ) - Pete’s Choice (NZ)).Margins: 1.3 lens, 4 lens. Time: 1:45.72 (last 600m 36.51).

R5: Boss Better Living Systems Mdn, $22000, 900m.1. BAUTISTA (AUS) (b g 4 Magnus (AUS) - Look Jonathan (AUS)). T: Ms D Scott J: B Mc Dougall

2. Another Star (AUS) (ch m 4 Star Witness (AUS) - Secord (AUS)).3. Buddabadah (AUS) (b g 7 Zariz (AUS) - Balcony (AUS)).Margins: 3 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 57.09 (last 600m 34.95).

MAGNUSR6: Border Bandag Hcp (C1), $22000, 1400m.1. DISMAYED (AUS) (b g 6 Congrats (USA) - Yerbabuena (AUS)). T: Martin Stein J: B P Ward2. Sheeza Menzies (AUS) (br m 4 Nicconi (AUS) - Mrs Menzies

(AUS)).3. Oamanikka (AUS) (b g 4 Oamaru Force (AUS) - Sinikka (AUS)).Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:32.28 (last 600m 38.06).

R7: Mlm Electric Contractors-Bm66, $22000, 1175m.1. JAWWAAL (AUS) (ch g 5 Snitzel (AUS) - Gold Chant (AUS)). T: Mitchell Beer J: Josh Richards2. Kappy Cino (AUS) (b g 7 Kaphero (AUS) - Money Angel (AUS)).3. Magic Merv (AUS) (br/bl g 6 Skilled (AUS) - Dry Shagny (AUS)).Margins: 11.3 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:13.59 (last 600m 35.59).

MACKAY (QLD) Good(4)R1: Tab Hcp, $17000, 1050m.1. SING FOR VIOLET (AUS) (b f 3 Mahisara (AUS) - Silent Song

(NZ)). T: P J Fleming J: Ashley Butler2. Overseas (NZ) (b/br g 3 Ocean Park (NZ) - Rosie’s Cause (AUS)).3. Palate (AUS) (b f 3 Better Than Ready (AUS) - Commanding Epic

(AUS)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:00.90 (last 600m 34.68).

R2: Smart State Vehicle Rental Mdn, $17000, 1050m.1. ROADHOUSE (AUS) (ch g 4 Moshe (AUS) - Clonakilty (NZ)). T: Ms O Cairns J: Ashley Butler2. Atzeni (AUS) (ch g 4 Sebring (AUS) - Coogee Coozifa (AUS)).3. Shezashootingstar (AUS) (b m 4 Shooting To Win (AUS) - Rosmarino


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R3: Elyce Smith (C6), $17000, 1560m.1. DON’T DOUBT LARA (AUS) (b m 5 Not A Single Doubt (AUS) -

Daralara (FR)). T: J H Manzelmann J: R Wiggins2. Extreme Witness (AUS) (b g 6 Star Witness (AUS) - Miss Bernardini

(AUS)).3. Break My Stride (AUS) (b g 7 Zoffany (IRE) - Curio Jade (AUS)).Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:32.92 (last 600m 36.56).

R4: Brad Pengelly (Bm55), $17000, 1300m.1. ALL STAR ROCKET (AUS) (ch m 4 All Too Hard (AUS) - Twin Star

Rocket (AUS)). T: Trinity Bannon J: C Whiteley2. Hi Zero (AUS) (ch g 5 Eurozone (AUS) - Dance Hit (NZ)).3. Invisible Girl (AUS) (b m 7 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Morecora (AUS)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:16.74 (last 600m 35.50).

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R5: Channel Seven Mackay (Bm55), $17000, 1300m.1. TRUMP ME (AUS) (b/br g 5 Statue Of Liberty (USA) - Sister Livia

(AUS)). T: Ricky Vale J: R Wiggins2. Tom’s Star (AUS) (b g 6 Hussonet (USA) - Puppet (AUS)).3. Stryking Princess (AUS) (b m 4 Stryker (AUS) - Still (AUS)).Margins: 1.8 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:16.39 (last 600m 36.19).

R6: John Manzelmann Hcp (C4), $17000, 1200m.1. BRAD (AUS) (b/br g 5 Medaglia D’oro (USA) - Miss Fidler (AUS)). T: Trinity Bannon J: Justin P Stanley2. Don’t Doubt Maeve (AUS) (b m 5 Not A Single Doubt (AUS) - Banri

Maeve (AUS)).3. Sequablur (AUS) (ch g 6 Sequalo (AUS) - Jet Star Girl (AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:10.71 (last 600m 35.02).

R7: Ta Chanson Hcp, $17000, 1050m.1. RAIDEN (AUS) (b g 7 Foxwedge (AUS) - Glowlamp (AUS)). T: J H Manzelmann J: Marnu Potgieter2. Last Chance (AUS) (b g 5 Tycoon Ruler (AUS) - Princess Cinders

(AUS)).3. District (AUS) (b g 7 Lonhro (AUS) - Dominions (AUS)).Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:00.44 (last 600m 34.30).

R8: Happy 80th G Manzelmann (Bm65), $17000, 1800m.1. LEFKAS ISLAND (AUS) (b m 7 Love Conquers All (AUS) - Athena

Mana Mou (AUS)). T: Ms O Cairns J: Justin P Stanley2. Sir Van Dyke (GB) (b/br g 7 Excellent Art (GB) - Respectfilly (GB)).3. Elle A Walking (AUS) (b g 8 Tickets (AUS) - Secret Walk (AUS)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:50.54 (last 600m 36.61).

PAKENHAM SYNTHETIC (VIC) SyntheticR1: Kennards Hire Pakenham Mdn, $23000, 1600m.1. BLACK BUTT VELVET (AUS) (br/bl m 4 Canford Cliffs (IRE) - Our

Dancing Babe (USA)). T: Shane Stockdale J: B Higgins2. Gwen’s Gift (AUS) (ch m 5 Fiorente (IRE) - Prizegiving (AUS)).3. Chocwedge (AUS) (b/br m 4 Foxwedge (AUS) - Solysombra (AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:40.41.

R2: Sportsbet-Pakenham Mdn Plate, $23000, 2200m.1. LORD HARRY (AUS) (b g 6 Harbour Watch (IRE) - Aspen Leaves

(AUS)). T: S V Brown J: N Callow2. Albenca Street (AUS) (b g 4 All Too Hard (AUS) - Dorabella (NZ)).3. Redeemed (AUS) (b m 6 Turffontein (AUS) - Denomination (AUS)).Margins: 3.3 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 2:21.65.

R3: Magic Millions Mdn Plate, $23000, 1400m.1. BEST EVER (AUS) (b c 3 Snitzel (AUS) - More Joyous (NZ)). T: P G Moody J: L Nolen2. Queen Of Rocks (AUS) (b/br f 3 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Dowager

Queen (NZ)).3. Kumo Sun (AUS) (b m 4 Fighting Sun (AUS) - Web Of Love (AUS)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:28.24.

R4: Parklea Mdn Plate, $23000, 1200m.1. SUMMER LOVER (AUS) (b m 4 Reward For Effort (AUS) -

Summery (AUS)). T: C Maher & D Eustace J: Matthew Cartwright2. Willetts (AUS) (b g 5 Shocking (AUS) - Mamasan (NZ)).3. Galaxy Turf (AUS) (b g 4 Turffontein (AUS) - Pitch Perfect (AUS)).Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:12.95.

R5: Dalton Consulting Eng. (Bm64), $22000, 1200m.1. FREE THRILLS (AUS) (br m 4 Unencumbered (AUS) - Heart Of

Thrills (AUS)). T: L & T Corstens J: N Callow2. Obi (AUS) (ch g 4 Excelebration (IRE) - Denman By Design (AUS)).3. Thunder Pace (AUS) (b g 5 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Moonlight Music

(AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:12.78.

R6: R&C Asphalt (Bm58), $22000, 1000m.1. GOROKAN EXPRESS (AUS) (b g 5 Spirit Of Boom (AUS) -

Express Air (AUS)). T: Ben Brisbourne J: Lewis German2. Ruth’s Boy (AUS) (br g 8 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Ellepin Gal (NZ)).3. Lightning Rider (AUS) (b g 8 Gonski (AUS) - Ride The Lightning (AUS)).Margins: 3.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:00.07.

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R7: Wisechoice Catering (Bm58), $22000, 1400m.1. MISTRESS MOLLY (AUS) (b m 5 Master Of Design (AUS) -

Sidereal Messenger (AUS)). T: Ms C Alderson J: C Newitt2. Algaffaal (AUS) (b g 5 Not A Single Doubt (AUS) - Moccasin Bend

(AUS)).3. Star Selection (AUS) (ch g 8 Time Thief (AUS) - Star Plume (AUS)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:26.62.

R8: Live On Sportsbet App (Bm58), $22000, 1600m.1. TIDES OF JUPITER (AUS) (b/br g 4 Lonhro (AUS) - Riptide (AUS)). T: M Ellerton & S Zahra J: Damien Thornton2. Jacin Talee (AUS) (ch m 4 Choisir (AUS) - Immortalize (NZ)).3. Montalbano (AUS) (b g 5 Bon Hoffa (AUS) - Idria (AUS)).Margins: 0.1 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:39.89.

SCONE (NSW) Soft(5)R1: Tab Invest In Kosciuszko Mdn, $22000, 1000m.1. ICE IN VANCOUVER (AUS) (b g 3 Vancouver (AUS) - Skating On

Ice (AUS)). T: Cody Morgan J: Ms M Weir2. Leave Me Be (AUS) (b f 3 Nicconi (AUS) - It’s Too Easy (AUS)).3. Belle Reve (AUS) (br h 5 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Streetcar Stella

(AUS)).Margins: 3.8 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 59.18 (last 600m 34.35).

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R2: Thank You Sponsors Mdn, $22000, 1250m.1. VINAIGRETTE (AUS) (b m 4 Salade (AUS) - Holly Mist (AUS)). T: Stirling Osland J: G M Ryan2. Toatoa (AUS) (b/br m 4 Manhattan Rain (AUS) - Anapine (AUS)).3. Desmos (AUS) (ch f 3 Salade (AUS) - Fidemus (AUS)).Margins: 1 len, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:17.35 (last 600m 37.03).

R3: Tooheys XXXX Mdn, $22000, 1600m.1. WADI MUSA (AUS) (b/br g 4 Roman Emperor (NZ) - Petra

(AUS)). T: P H Bloomfield J: G M Ryan2. For Da Boys (AUS) (b g 4 Zoffany (IRE) - Peggy Fue (AUS)).3. Austinmer (AUS) (b g 7 Mosayter (USA) - My Mojo’s Back (AUS)).Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:40.49 (last 600m 37.72).

R4: Welcome Patrons (Bm58), $22000, 2100m.1. LUCKY ELIXIR (AUS) (b/br g 10 Valixir (IRE) - Under The Lantern

(AUS)). T: M R Mulholland J: G M Ryan2. Tom’s Knight (AUS) (br g 5 Duporth (AUS) - Conclude (AUS)).3. Hallberg (AUS) (b g 4 Husson (ARG) - Image Dancer (AUS)).Margins: 1 len, 5.8 lens. Time: 2:16.32 (last 600m 36.95).

R5: Tab Tickets For Kosciuszko-C1, $22000, 1400m.1. LUDIVINE (AUS) (br m 6 Mosayter (USA) - Leica Mirage (AUS)). T: T S Howlett J: Ms M Weir2. Rockness Angel (AUS) (b m 4 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Necessary Evil

(USA)).3. Smart Ain’t He (AUS) (b g 6 Smart Missile (AUS) - Ain’t She Grand


R6: Thank You Volunteers Hcp, $22000, 1300m.1. RATLER (AUS) (b g 6 Bullet Train (GB) - Annunaki (AUS)). T: Melissa Dennett J: Reece Jones2. Oneness (AUS) (br g 6 Onemorenomore (AUS) - Cleo’s Raine (AUS)).3. All From Scrap (AUS) (b g 7 Henrythenavigator (USA) - Gymea Lily

(AUS)).Margins: 1.3 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:18.86 (last 600m 35.76).

R7: Back Racing Hcp (C2), $22000, 1000m.1. TUDOR MUSIC (AUS) (b f 3 Your Song (AUS) - Tudor Magic

(AUS)). T: G D Hickman J: R Hutchings2. Gold Codes (AUS) (b g 6 Smart Missile (AUS) - Overblik (AUS)).3. Fortnite (AUS) (ch g 4 War (AUS) - Belisarda (AUS)).Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 58.58 (last 600m 34.09).

YOURSONGYOURSONGBARRIER TRIALSDEAGON (QLD) Good(4)R1: Barrier Trial, $0, 1200m.1. THE CANDY MAN (AUS) (gr g 7 Casino Prince (AUS) - Melody (NZ)). T: B S Baldwin J: B N Stewart2. Desert Lord (AUS) (b g 6 High Chaparral (IRE) - Nova Star (AUS)).3. Free Fly Too (AUS) (b g 6 Teofilo (IRE) - Miss Charlize (ARG)).Margins: 1 len, 1 len. Time: 1:12.50 (last 600m 34.77).

R2: Barrier Trial, $0, 1200m.1. ZOFGOLD (AUS) (ch m 5 Zoffany (IRE) - Silky Gold (AUS)). T: G R Ryan J: Vishan Venkaya2. Shaka Rock (NZ) (br g 4 Proisir (AUS) - Sheila Cheval (NZ)).3. Flybridge (AUS) (b/br g 4 Verrazano (USA) - Flying Strike (AUS)).Margins: 2.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:13.08 (last 600m 35.05).

R3: Barrier Trial, $0, 1200m.1. BOREAS (AUS) (b m 4 Medaglia D’oro (USA) - Gybe (AUS)). T: B J Lockwood J: Corey Bayliss2. Maleeka Blues (NZ) (b m 4 Sepoy (AUS) - Irish Blues (NZ)).3. Captain Riddle (AUS) (br/bl g 4 Mahisara (AUS) - E’minor (AUS)).Margins: 3.3 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:13.58 (last 600m 35.05).



















































R4: Barrier Trial, $0, 1200m.1. GOOD CHAT (AUS) (b g 3 All Too Hard (AUS) - Stolen Beauty (AUS)). T: David Vandyke J: Ryan Maloney2. Arjayar (AUS) (b g 4 Top Echelon (AUS) - Spinning Heart (AUS)).3. Elotrolado (AUS) (b m 6 Time Thief (AUS) - Tzigany (AUS)).Margins: 2.3 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:12.33 (last 600m 35.27).

R5: Barrier Trial, $0, 1050m.1. SMARTEDGE (AUS) (b/br g 6 Smart Missile (AUS) - Couredge (AUS)). T: T J Gollan J: J Byrne2. Weboughtazou (AUS) (b g 5 Zoustar (AUS) - Princess Emmy (NZ)).3. Tahsin (NZ) (b/br g 8 Denman (AUS) - Honorjeu (NZ)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:01.81 (last 600m 34.55).

R6: Barrier Trial, $0, 1050m.1. BOBLEE (AUS) (b g 4 Shooting To Win (AUS) - Spot On Maggie (NZ)). T: David Vandyke J: Ryan Maloney2. Dulcie Tie (AUS) (b m 5 Instinction (AUS) - Spanish Sister (AUS)).3. Fantasay (AUS) (ch m 5 Rothesay (AUS) - Princess Qualo (AUS)).Margins: 2.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:02.28 (last 600m 34.82).

R7: Barrier Trial, $0, 1050m.1. SHOOTING FOR GOLD (AUS) (ch g 3 Shooting To Win (AUS) -

Amber’s Crown (AUS)). T: Steven O’dea J: Justin Huxtable2. Bullgari (AUS) (b g 3 Bull Point (AUS) - Choicical (AUS)).3. Roseami (AUS) (b f 3 Better Than Ready (AUS) - Amizade (AUS)).Margins: 7 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:02.82 (last 600m 34.65).

R8: Barrier Trial, $0, 1050m.1. ALBICORE (AUS) (br c 3 Denman (AUS) - Satay (AUS)). T: Bruce Hill J: M R Du Plessis2. Without Choice (AUS) (ch c 3 Choisir (AUS) - Red Typhoon (AUS)).3. Spotted Wonder (AUS) (gr/br g 3 Top Echelon (AUS) - Spinning

Heart (AUS)).Margins: 0.1 lens, 3.3 lens. Time: 1:04.44 (last 600m 35.94).

R9: Barrier Trial, $0, 1050m.1. ROUGE GOLD (AUS) (b m 4 Rothesay (AUS) - Wayne’s Gold (AUS)). T: R L Tipper J: Vishan Venkaya2. Major Nic (AUS) (b c 3 Nicconi (AUS) - Divine Deputy (AUS)).3. Boom Baby (AUS) (br g 4 Spirit Of Boom (AUS) - Jester Rumble


ROSEHILL (NSW) Heavy(8)R1: Barrier Trial, $0, 1000m.1. SENTIMENTAL MISS (NZ) (gr m 5 Reliable Man (GB) - Nostalgic (AUS)). T: C J Waller J: J Bowman2. Djukon (GB) (ch g 4 Jukebox Jury (IRE) - Djumama (IRE)).3. Finche (GB) (ch g 6 Frankel (GB) - Binche (USA)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:04.09 (last 600m 36.63).

R2: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. NATURE STRIP (AUS) (ch g 6 Nicconi (AUS) - Strikeline (AUS)). T: C J Waller J: J B Mc Donald2. Fituese (AUS) (ch m 4 Deep Field (AUS) - Cattalo (AUS)).3. Vangelic (AUS) (b f 3 Vancouver (AUS) - Angel Bee (NZ)).Margins: 5.5 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 54.69 (last 600m 35.73).

R3: Barrier Trial, $0, 1030m.1. CULTURAL AMNESIA (AUS) (ch c 3 Snitzel (AUS) - Zenon (AUS)). T: G A Ryan J: J R Collett2. Yulong Prince (SAF) (b h 6 Gimmethegreenlight (AUS) - Congestion

Charge (GB)).3. Castel Sant’angelo (AUS) (b g 5 Pierro (AUS) - Lucky Angel (AUS)).Margins: 1.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:04.87 (last 600m 35.94).

R4: Barrier Trial, $0, 1030m.1. LUCKY TO WIN (AUS) (b g 3 Deep Field (AUS) - Khamsa (AUS)). T: G W Moore J: Tim Clark2. Captivare (AUS) (b c 3 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Captivating Claire (NZ)).3. Yangtze Rapids (AUS) (ch c 3 Frankel (GB) - Kahara River (IRE)).Margins: 4.5 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:03.93 (last 600m 35.76).

R5: Barrier Trial, $0, 1030m.1. FORTUNE SEEKER (AUS) (b f 3 Written Tycoon (AUS) - No

Looking Back (AUS)). T: G Waterhouse & A Bott J: Tommy Berry2. Psychic (AUS) (br f 3 Adelaide (IRE) - Vinay (AUS)).3. Elveena (AUS) (b f 3 Hinchinbrook (AUS) - Elwaaryaa (GB)).Margins: 1.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:05.12 (last 600m 36.82).

R6: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. SANGRIA (AUS) (b m 4 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Quench The

Thirst (AUS)). T: P & P Snowden J: Tim Clark2. In Lighten Me (AUS) (b m 5 Star Witness (AUS) - In Lighten (AUS)).3. Archanna (AUS) (b m 4 Snitzel (AUS) - Azmiyna (IRE)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 56.31 (last 600m 35.78).

R7: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. DIRTY WORK (AUS) (b h 4 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Maidel (AUS)). T: M, W & J Hawkes J: J Ford2. Rock (AUS) (b g 5 Pierro (AUS) - Subtitle (AUS)).3. Standout (AUS) (ch h 4 Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Bahia (AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 3.3 lens. Time: 55.98 (last 600m 35.47).

R8: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. MR MOSAIC (AUS) (ch h 4 Rubick (AUS) - Crazy Quality (AUS)). T: G A Ryan J: R Dolan2. Prime Candidate (AUS) (b g 6 Denman (AUS) - Coolroom

Candidate (AUS)).3. Taken Everything (AUS) (b m 5 Snitzel (AUS) - Acceleration (AUS)).Margins: 3.8 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 54.67 (last 600m 34.78).



























































R9: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. PELTZER (AUS) (b c 3 So You Think (NZ) - Miss Otto (AUS)). T: G A Ryan J: K Mc Evoy2. Blossom Star (AUS) (br f 3 Foxwedge (AUS) - My Blossom Lady (AUS)).3. Doubtland (AUS) (b c 3 Not A Single Doubt (AUS) - Miss Sharapova (NZ)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 55.91 (last 600m 35.26).

R10: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. WILLINGA PANACHE (AUS) (b f 3 Sebring (AUS) - Diana’s Star (AUS)). T: C J Waller J: J B Mc Donald2. Shivani (AUS) (gr f 3 Sebring (AUS) - Villa Verde (AUS)).3. Lady Bon (AUS) (b f 3 Snitzel (AUS) - Lady Sharapova (AUS)).Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 56.82 (last 600m 35.82).

R11: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. ICONICALLY (AUS) (b f 3 Zoustar (AUS) - Profits Rock (AUS)). T: C J Waller J: Tommy Berry2. Covent Garden (AUS) (b f 3 Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Vegas

Showgirl (NZ)).3. Iliana (AUS) (gr f 3 Rubick (AUS) - Triple Tiara (AUS)).Margins: 0.5 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 56.19 (last 600m 35.90).

R12: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. CLOSE TO ME (AUS) (b f 3 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Rose Of

Choice (AUS)). T: P & P Snowden J: S Clipperton

2. Kercharmer (AUS) (br/bl f 3 Kermadec (NZ) - Previous (AUS)).3. Emerald Princess (AUS) (b f 3 Zoustar (AUS) - Emerald Flight (AUS)).Margins: 0.3 lens, 2.5 lens. Time: 56.00 (last 600m 35.80).

R13: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. FRAGORE (AUS) (b g 3 Headwater (AUS) - She Has Arrived (AUS)). T: R & M Freedman J: Rachel King2. El Buena (AUS) (b g 3 Rubick (AUS) - For Lulu (AUS)).3. Sapello (AUS) (br/bl c 3 More Than Ready (USA) - Savannah’s

Choice (AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 1 len. Time: 56.04 (last 600m 35.52).

R14: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. MALKOVICH (AUS) (b c 3 Choisir (AUS) - Mabkhara (AUS)). T: Bjorn Baker J: Rachel King2. Cadenabbia (AUS) (b c 3 Redoute’s Choice (AUS) - Griante (AUS)).3. Volterra (AUS) (b c 3 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Tai Tai Tess (AUS)).Margins: 6.3 lens, 2.5 lens. Time: 54.68 (last 600m 34.77).

R15: Barrier Trial, $0, 900m.1. HEART BREAKER (AUS) (b h 4 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Belle

Couture (AUS)). T: P & P Snowden J: K Mc Evoy2. Oslo (AUS) (b g 4 Pierro (AUS) - Scandiva (AUS)).3. Tornac (AUS) (br/bl g 4 Dissident (AUS) - Liatris (AUS)).Margins: 4.5 lens, 5.3 lens. Time: 55.39 (last 600m 35.01).

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INTERNATIONAL CARDSGBtoday:YORK

Going: GOOD

2.15RACE 2

ITVTattersalls Acomb Stakes(Group 3) (Class 1) Winner £22,684 7f

£40,000 guaranteed For 2yo which, before July 9th, 2020, have not won a race Weights colts & geldings 9st1lb; fillies 8st 12lb Penalties after July 8th, 2020, a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb; of a Group 1 or Group 2 race5lb Entries 16 pay £400 Penalty value 1st £22,684 2nd £8,600 3rd £4,304 4th £2,144 5th £1,076 6th £540

7311

1(6)

BROXI (IRE) 20 D2 S1 2 9-1b/br c Kodi Bear-Own Gift Shane GrayKeith Dalgleish Weldspec Glasgow Limited

97

1

2(4)

CLOUDBRIDGE (USA) 17 D1 F1 2 9-1b c Hard Spun-Peace Camp 1William BuickCharlie Appleby Godolphin

102

41

3(7)

DARVEL (IRE) 30 F1 2 9-1b c Dark Angel-Anthem Alexander Andrea AtzeniKevin Ryan Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum

98

1

4(5)

GEAR UP (IRE) 25 CD1 2 9-1

b c Teofilo-Gearanai Silvestre de SousaMark Johnston Teme Valley 2

93

1

5(2)

PRAISE OF SHADOWS (IRE) 9 D1 F1 t 2 9-1b c Exceed And Excel-Moon Over Water Ben CurtisMarco Botti A & R Al Kamda

94

1

6(8)

ROYAL SCIMITAR (IRE) 31 2 9-1b c Territories-Prequel 1Adam KirbyClive Cox AlMohamediya Racing

91

4

7(1)

SPYCATCHER (IRE) 23 2 9-1b c Vadamos-Damask 1P J McDonaldK R Burke Highclere T’Bredracing-Adriana Zaefferer

83

41

8(3)

TITAN ROCK 18 D1 F1 2 9-1b c Belardo-Frabjous 1Jason HartJohn Quinn Ross Harmon & Partner

93

2019 (9 ran) Valdermoro (1) Richard Fahey 2 9-1 9/2 Tony Hamilton RPR108

BETTING FORECAST: 2iCloudbridge, 7-2iDarvel, Royal Scimitar, 11-2iGear Up,9iPraise Of Shadows, 14iTitan Rock, 20iBroxi, 25iSpycatcher.

VERDICT A field full of promising colts. It’s not easy to know which will takethe biggest step forward but there was plenty to like about the

way in which CLOUDBRIDGE drew clear on his Leicester debut and he’s preferredto Clive Cox’s Royal Scimitar, whose own debut success has been boosted a fewtimes since. Praise Of Shadows opened up with a clearcut win at Chester lastweek and also shouldn’t be underestimated. [Andrew Sheret]

POSTDATA Gear Up RP RATING �

GBtoday:YORKGoing: GOOD

2.45RACE 3

ITVSky Bet Great Voltigeur Stakes(Group 2) (Colts & Geldings) (Class 1) Winner £42,532.50 (1m 3f 188y)1m4f

£75,000 guaranteed For 3yo colts & geldings Weights 9st Penalties after 2019, a winner of a Group 2 race3lb; of a Group 1 race 5lb Entries 14 pay £750 Penalty value 1st £42,532.50 2nd £16,125 3rd £8,070 4th£4,020 5th £2,017.50 6th £1,012.50

417-210

1(3)

PYLEDRIVER 46 D1 S2 F1 3 9-3b c Harbour Watch-La Pyle Martin DwyerWilliam Muir La Pyle Partnership

123

4413-22

2(8)

BERKSHIRE ROCCO (FR) 61 3 9-0ch c Sir Percy-Sunny Again 1William BuickAndrew Balding Berkshire Parts & Panels Ltd

123

11

3(4)

DARAIN 26 S1 F1 3 9-0b c Dubawi-Dar Re Mi Oisin MurphyJohn Gosden Qatar Racing Ltd And Watership Down Stud

112

136-102

4(1)

HIGHLAND CHIEF (IRE) 20 S2 p 3 9-0b c Gleneagles-Pink Symphony David ProbertPaul & Oliver Cole Mrs Fitri Hay

125

123-543

5(6)

JUAN ELCANO 41 S1 3 9-0ch c Frankel-Whatami Andrea AtzeniKevin Ryan Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum

125

114-461

6(5)

MOGUL 20 D1 S1 3 9-0b c Galileo-Shastye Ryan MooreA P O’Brien (IRE) Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier

127

31

7(2)

ROBERTO ESCOBARR (IRE) 31 C1 3 9-0

b c Galileo-Bewitched 1Tom MarquandWilliam Haggas Hussain Alabbas Lootah

112

47-3213

8(7)

SUBJECTIVIST 20 3 9-0b c Teofilo-Reckoning Joe FanningMark Johnston Dr J Walker

124

2019 (5 ran) Logician (2) John Gosden 3 9-0 10/11F Frankie Dettori RPR119

BETTING FORECAST: 15-8iMogul, 3iDarain, 7iHighland Chief, Roberto Escobarr,10iPyledriver, 11iSubjectivist, 12iBerkshire Rocco, 14iJuan Elcano.

VERDICT Subjectivist ran a belting race in the Gordon Stakes, sticking tohis task after setting out his stall in no uncertain terms from the

front, but he may well find that further improvement from MOGUL (nap) takes careof him again. Highland Chief was also bang there in that Goodwood race. Darainhas a higher profile than fellow twice-raced candidate Roberto Escobarr but thelatter might just turn out to be the better prospect for today’s graduation at 1m4f andhe could emerge as Mogul’s most serious challenge.[Richard Austen]

POSTDATA Mogul RP RATING Mogul

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INTERNATIONAL CARDSGBtoday:YORK

Going: GOOD

A QIPCO BRITISH CHAMPIONS SERIES RACE

3.15RACE 4

ITVJuddmonte International Stakes(British Champions Series) (Group 1)(Class 1) Winner £155,952.50 (1m 2f 56y)1m21/2f

£275,000 guaranteed For 3yo+ Weights 3yo colts & geldings 8st 13lb; fillies 8st 10lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings9st 6lb; fillies 9st 3lb NOTE: Horses will be eligible to run in this race provided that they have a current BHAHandicap Rating of 80 or higher at closing. Horses which do not qualify for a rating may also be eligibleproviding the BHA Handicapper is satisfied that the horse’s racecourse performances up to and including theday before entries close merit a provisional assessment of 80 or higher. Horses which have not run will not beeligible. Weight for age 3 from 4yo+ 7lb Entries 14 pay £5500 Penalty value 1st £155,952.50 2nd £59,1253rd £29,590 4th £14,740 5th £7,397.50 6th £3,712.50

1410-21

1(3)

ASPETAR (FR) 25 D1 S1 CD1 5 9-6

b g Al Kazeem-Bella Qatara NON-RUNNERRoger Charlton H H Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Thani

310-111

2(2)

GHAIYYATH (IRE) 45 D4 S2 F2 5 9-6b h Dubawi-Nightime William BuickCharlie Appleby Godolphin

137

2121-11

3(4)

LORD NORTH (IRE) 63 D3 S3 4 9-6b g Dubawi-Najoum James DoyleJohn Gosden HH Sheikh Zayed bin Mohammed Racing

136

2151-11

4(1)

MAGICAL (IRE) 24 D7 S7 F2 5 9-3b m Galileo-Halfway To Heaven Ryan MooreA P O’Brien (IRE) Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor

134

221-144

5(5)

KAMEKO (USA) 21 F1 3 8-13b/br c Kitten’s Joy-Sweeter Still Oisin MurphyAndrew Balding Qatar Racing Limited

129

11-9331

6(6)

ROSE OF KILDARE (IRE) 41 S3 F2CD1 3 8-10

b f Make Believe-Cruck Realta Franny NortonMark Johnston Kingsley Park 14

115

2019 (9 ran) Japan (7) A P O’Brien 3 8-13 5/1 Ryan Moore RPR125

BETTING FORECAST: 5-4iGhaiyyath, 7-2iKameko, Magical, 4iLord North,50iRose Of Kildare.

VERDICT The latest in a line of riveting Group 1 races this summer.Powerful front-runner Ghaiyyath sets the standard, assuming

that Magical reverts to patient tactics and doesn’t try to take him on for the lead.The highly progressive Lord North is respected but Guineas winner KAMEKO maybe able to atone for a luckless run in the Sussex Stakes and take his form to an evenhigher level now he is tackling 1m2f, which should suit him. Ghaiyyath is a deservedfavourite but Kameko is a tempting bet at the prices.[Steve Boow]

POSTDATA Aspetar RP RATING Ghaiyyath

GBtoday:YORKGoing: GOOD

A QIPCO BRITISH CHAMPIONS SERIES RACE

3.15RACE 4

ITVJuddmonte International Stakes(British Champions Series) (Group 1)(Class 1) Winner £155,952.50 (1m 2f 56y)1m21/2f

£275,000 guaranteed For 3yo+ Weights 3yo colts & geldings 8st 13lb; fillies 8st 10lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings9st 6lb; fillies 9st 3lb NOTE: Horses will be eligible to run in this race provided that they have a current BHAHandicap Rating of 80 or higher at closing. Horses which do not qualify for a rating may also be eligibleproviding the BHA Handicapper is satisfied that the horse’s racecourse performances up to and including theday before entries close merit a provisional assessment of 80 or higher. Horses which have not run will not beeligible. Weight for age 3 from 4yo+ 7lb Entries 14 pay £5500 Penalty value 1st £155,952.50 2nd £59,1253rd £29,590 4th £14,740 5th £7,397.50 6th £3,712.50

1410-21

1(3)

ASPETAR (FR) 25 D1 S1 CD1 5 9-6

b g Al Kazeem-Bella Qatara NON-RUNNERRoger Charlton H H Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Thani

310-111

2(2)

GHAIYYATH (IRE) 45 D4 S2 F2 5 9-6b h Dubawi-Nightime William BuickCharlie Appleby Godolphin

137

2121-11

3(4)

LORD NORTH (IRE) 63 D3 S3 4 9-6b g Dubawi-Najoum James DoyleJohn Gosden HH Sheikh Zayed bin Mohammed Racing

136

2151-11

4(1)

MAGICAL (IRE) 24 D7 S7 F2 5 9-3b m Galileo-Halfway To Heaven Ryan MooreA P O’Brien (IRE) Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor

134

221-144

5(5)

KAMEKO (USA) 21 F1 3 8-13b/br c Kitten’s Joy-Sweeter Still Oisin MurphyAndrew Balding Qatar Racing Limited

129

11-9331

6(6)

ROSE OF KILDARE (IRE) 41 S3 F2CD1 3 8-10

b f Make Believe-Cruck Realta Franny NortonMark Johnston Kingsley Park 14

115

2019 (9 ran) Japan (7) A P O’Brien 3 8-13 5/1 Ryan Moore RPR125

BETTING FORECAST: 5-4iGhaiyyath, 7-2iKameko, Magical, 4iLord North,50iRose Of Kildare.

VERDICT The latest in a line of riveting Group 1 races this summer.Powerful front-runner Ghaiyyath sets the standard, assuming

that Magical reverts to patient tactics and doesn’t try to take him on for the lead.The highly progressive Lord North is respected but Guineas winner KAMEKO maybe able to atone for a luckless run in the Sussex Stakes and take his form to an evenhigher level now he is tackling 1m2f, which should suit him. Ghaiyyath is a deservedfavourite but Kameko is a tempting bet at the prices.[Steve Boow]

POSTDATA Aspetar RP RATING Ghaiyyath

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RANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER (SWINS)

1 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 189 29 30 0(0) $1,100,202 Octane - 68,7502 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 96 14 15 0(0) $621,395 Cafe Rizu - 74,2503 Commands (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Cotehele House 88 14 15 0(0) $606,740 Fatigues - 109,2504 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 138 22 22 0(0) $588,665 Left Hand Man - 28,6005 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 151 8 8 1(1) $544,290 Savatiano - 121,0006 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 100 15 15 0(0) $475,900 Word for Word - 46,0007 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 110 13 13 0(0) $434,780 Ranting - 28,8008 Anabaa (USA) 1992 - 1997 Danzig - Balbonella 55 12 12 1(1) $405,560 Viridine - 84,5009 General Nediym (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Nediym - Military Belle 79 16 16 0(0) $402,620 Think We're Due - 71,25010 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 79 14 14 0(0) $370,155 Galactic Fury - 34,30011 Show a Heart (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Brave Warrior - Miss Sandman 51 7 7 0(0) $343,060 Sovereign Award - 91,25012 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 64 8 8 2(2) $338,440 North Pacific - 84,00013 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 84 8 10 0(0) $337,330 Pizonie - 42,70014 Elusive Quality (USA) 1993 - 1999 Gone West - Touch of Greatness 54 8 8 0(0) $331,190 Mahamedeis - 74,25015 Fantastic Light (USA) 1996 - 2002 Rahy - Jood 22 4 5 1(1) $314,660 Eduardo - 111,35016 Lonhro (AUS) 1998 - 2004 Octagonal - Shadea 72 9 9 0(0) $310,050 Cloak - 42,70017 Choisir (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Danehill Dancer - Great Selection 62 11 11 0(0) $297,340 Fanciful Dream - 81,00018 Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) 1999 - 2003 Danehill - Offshore Boom 66 6 6 0(0) $255,475 Queen Brown - 83,14019 Shamardal (USA) 2002 - 2005 Giant's Causeway - Helsinki 28 4 4 1(1) $245,575 Our Playboy - 96,75020 Tale of the Cat (USA) 1994 - 1999 Storm Cat - Yarn 42 10 10 0(0) $237,455 De Grawin - 58,00021 Red Ransom (USA) 1987 - 1991 Roberto - Arabia 48 6 7 0(0) $235,840 Montelena - 70,80022 Hussonet (USA) 1991 - 1994 Mr. Prospector - Sacahuista 62 8 8 0(0) $229,690 Burning Pride - 55,30023 Fusaichi Pegasus (USA) 1997 - 2001 Mr. Prospector - Angel Fever 56 7 8 0(0) $211,571 Taikomochi - 58,00024 Royal Academy (USA) 1987 - 1991 Nijinsky - Crimson Saint 65 8 8 0(0) $208,055 Coming Around - 68,75025 Zeditave (AUS) 1985 - 1989 The Judge - Summoned 32 4 5 0(0) $207,900 Man of Peace - 116,00026 Al Maher (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Show Dancing 24 6 7 0(0) $192,515 Silverhawk - 46,80027 Galileo (IRE) 1998 - 2002 Sadler's Wells - Urban Sea 59 5 5 0(0) $190,110 Blow Torch - 26,10028 Street Cry (IRE) 1998 - 2003 Machiavellian - Helen Street 45 5 5 0(0) $188,410 Prince Ziggy - 22,50029 Dehere (USA) 1991 - 1995 Deputy Minister - Sister Dot 46 6 6 0(0) $188,050 Promoter - 23,17530 Danehill Dancer (IRE) 1993 - 1997 Danehill - Mira Adonde 68 1 1 0(0) $186,280 Torun - 23,00031 Peintre Celebre (USA) 1994 - 1998 Nureyev - Peinture Bleue 20 2 2 0(0) $177,785 Twice as Special - 58,00032 Perugino (USA) 1991 - 1995 Danzig - Fairy Bridge 20 3 4 0(0) $177,190 Clairvoyance - 139,88033 Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass 31 4 4 0(0) $172,925 Hard Landing - 74,25034 Danzero (AUS) 1991 - 1995 Danehill - Confidentially 52 5 5 0(0) $166,890 Paniagua - 28,30035 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 52 7 7 0(0) $161,725 Prince Planet - 17,05036 Beat Hollow (GB) 1997 - 2003 Sadler's Wells - Wemyss Bight 5 2 2 1(1) $159,140 Home of the Brave - 97,30037 Testa Rossa (AUS) 1996 - 2001 Perugino - Bo Dapper 51 5 5 0(0) $155,310 Dirty Thoughts - 27,50038 Rubiton (AUS) 1983 - 1988 Century - Ruby 33 4 4 0(0) $155,180 Niccirose - 37,00039 Personal Escort (USA) 1991 - 1995 Mr. Prospector - Dance Number 3 2 2 0(0) $153,300 Ablaze - 137,50040 Dubawi (IRE) 2002 - 2006 Dubai Millennium - Zomaradah 19 5 5 0(0) $151,500 Unblushing - 41,65041 God's Own (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Angel in Disguise 18 5 5 0(0) $146,880 Norbu - 41,65042 Octagonal (NZ) 1992 - 1997 Zabeel - Eight Carat 53 4 5 0(0) $146,257 Dissolution - 27,50043 Statue of Liberty (USA) 2000 - 2004 Storm Cat - Charming Lassie 14 3 3 0(0) $142,045 Miss Divine Em - 74,25044 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 44 5 5 0(0) $137,460 Villa Villekulla - 19,25045 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 29 4 4 0(0) $136,960 Melodeon - 41,25046 Woodman (USA) 1983 - 1987 Mr. Prospector - Playmate 25 7 7 0(0) $134,025 Jukila - 19,25047 Magic Albert (AUS) 1998 - 2002 Zeditave - Sally Lou 31 4 5 0(0) $132,595 Chico Milagro - 42,70048 Catbird (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Fitting 30 7 7 0(0) $130,935 Kookabaa - 22,00049 Bel Esprit (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Royal Academy - Bespoken 59 2 2 0(0) $126,730 Ole Kirk - 25,50050 Bernardini (USA) 2003 - 2007 A.P. Indy - Cara Rafaela 18 3 3 0(0) $124,525 Cliffs of Comfort - 47,600

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1 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 189 29 30 0(0) $1,100,202 Octane - 68,7502 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 138 22 22 0(0) $588,665 Left Hand Man - 28,6003 General Nediym (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Nediym - Military Belle 79 16 16 0(0) $402,620 Think We're Due - 71,2504 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 100 15 15 0(0) $475,900 Word for Word - 46,0005 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 96 14 15 0(0) $621,395 Cafe Rizu - 74,2506 Commands (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Cotehele House 88 14 15 0(0) $606,740 Fatigues - 109,2507 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 79 14 14 0(0) $370,155 Galactic Fury - 34,3008 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 110 13 13 0(0) $434,780 Ranting - 28,8009 Anabaa (USA) 1992 - 1997 Danzig - Balbonella 55 12 12 1(1) $405,560 Viridine - 84,50010 Choisir (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Danehill Dancer - Great Selection 62 11 11 0(0) $297,340 Fanciful Dream - 81,00011 Tale of the Cat (USA) 1994 - 1999 Storm Cat - Yarn 42 10 10 0(0) $237,455 De Grawin - 58,00012 Lonhro (AUS) 1998 - 2004 Octagonal - Shadea 72 9 9 0(0) $310,050 Cloak - 42,70013 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 151 8 8 1(1) $544,290 Savatiano - 121,00014 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 64 8 8 2(2) $338,440 North Pacific - 84,00015 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 84 8 10 0(0) $337,330 Pizonie - 42,70016 Elusive Quality (USA) 1993 - 1999 Gone West - Touch of Greatness 54 8 8 0(0) $331,190 Mahamedeis - 74,25017 Hussonet (USA) 1991 - 1994 Mr. Prospector - Sacahuista 62 8 8 0(0) $229,690 Burning Pride - 55,30018 Royal Academy (USA) 1987 - 1991 Nijinsky - Crimson Saint 65 8 8 0(0) $208,055 Coming Around - 68,75019 Show a Heart (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Brave Warrior - Miss Sandman 51 7 7 0(0) $343,060 Sovereign Award - 91,25020 Fusaichi Pegasus (USA) 1997 - 2001 Mr. Prospector - Angel Fever 56 7 8 0(0) $211,571 Taikomochi - 58,00021 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 52 7 7 0(0) $161,725 Prince Planet - 17,05022 Woodman (USA) 1983 - 1987 Mr. Prospector - Playmate 25 7 7 0(0) $134,025 Jukila - 19,25023 Catbird (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Fitting 30 7 7 0(0) $130,935 Kookabaa - 22,00024 Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) 1999 - 2003 Danehill - Offshore Boom 66 6 6 0(0) $255,475 Queen Brown - 83,14025 Red Ransom (USA) 1987 - 1991 Roberto - Arabia 48 6 7 0(0) $235,840 Montelena - 70,80026 Al Maher (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Show Dancing 24 6 7 0(0) $192,515 Silverhawk - 46,80027 Dehere (USA) 1991 - 1995 Deputy Minister - Sister Dot 46 6 6 0(0) $188,050 Promoter - 23,17528 Snippets (AUS) 1984 - 1988 Lunchtime - Easy Date 34 6 6 0(0) $123,635 The Mont - 20,55029 Galileo (IRE) 1998 - 2002 Sadler's Wells - Urban Sea 59 5 5 0(0) $190,110 Blow Torch - 26,10030 Street Cry (IRE) 1998 - 2003 Machiavellian - Helen Street 45 5 5 0(0) $188,410 Prince Ziggy - 22,50031 Danzero (AUS) 1991 - 1995 Danehill - Confidentially 52 5 5 0(0) $166,890 Paniagua - 28,30032 Testa Rossa (AUS) 1996 - 2001 Perugino - Bo Dapper 51 5 5 0(0) $155,310 Dirty Thoughts - 27,50033 Dubawi (IRE) 2002 - 2006 Dubai Millennium - Zomaradah 19 5 5 0(0) $151,500 Unblushing - 41,65034 God's Own (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Angel in Disguise 18 5 5 0(0) $146,880 Norbu - 41,65035 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 44 5 5 0(0) $137,460 Villa Villekulla - 19,25036 Montjeu (IRE) 1996 - 2001 Sadler's Wells - Floripedes 23 5 5 0(0) $99,345 Elvison - 24,70037 Secret Savings (USA) 1991 - 1997 Seeking the Gold - Jurisdictional 29 5 5 0(0) $97,175 Aerovictory - 21,00038 Singspiel (IRE) 1992 - 1998 In the Wings - Glorious Song 11 5 5 0(0) $91,770 Monmouth - 19,25039 Fantastic Light (USA) 1996 - 2002 Rahy - Jood 22 4 5 1(1) $314,660 Eduardo - 111,35040 Shamardal (USA) 2002 - 2005 Giant's Causeway - Helsinki 28 4 4 1(1) $245,575 Our Playboy - 96,75041 Zeditave (AUS) 1985 - 1989 The Judge - Summoned 32 4 5 0(0) $207,900 Man of Peace - 116,00042 Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass 31 4 4 0(0) $172,925 Hard Landing - 74,25043 Rubiton (AUS) 1983 - 1988 Century - Ruby 33 4 4 0(0) $155,180 Niccirose - 37,00044 Octagonal (NZ) 1992 - 1997 Zabeel - Eight Carat 53 4 5 0(0) $146,257 Dissolution - 27,50045 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 29 4 4 0(0) $136,960 Melodeon - 41,25046 Magic Albert (AUS) 1998 - 2002 Zeditave - Sally Lou 31 4 5 0(0) $132,595 Chico Milagro - 42,70047 Jeune (GB) 1989 - 1996 Kalaglow - Youthful 23 4 4 0(0) $115,525 Accounted Four - 28,12048 Strategic (AUS) 1992 - 1997 Zeditave - Sudden Impulse 38 4 4 0(0) $113,635 Tochi - 22,00049 Bletchley Park (IRE) 1989 - 1993 Caerleon - Enigma 24 4 4 0(0) $102,900 Bonneville Black - 29,50050 End Sweep (USA) 1991 - 1995 Forty Niner - Broom Dance 11 4 4 0(0) $102,720 Floyd - 59,000

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1 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 37 6 6 0(0) $71,955 Shoshone - 16,2002 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 33 3 3 0(0) $45,580 Crispin - 5,9403 Shinko King (IRE) 1991 - 1998 Fairy King - Rose of Jericho 9 3 3 0(0) $44,650 He Kin Fly - 17,4004 Oregon (USA) 1988 - 1991 Halo - Three Troikas 4 1 1 1(1) $38,600 Major Tom - 37,8005 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 9 3 3 0(0) $37,300 Crystallize - 16,2006 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 8 1 1 0(0) $28,937 Ladylax - 16,2007 Rhythm (USA) 1987 - 1992 Mr. Prospector - Dance Number 2 1 2 0(0) $28,590 Dr Velocious - 28,3508 Blues Traveller (IRE) 1990 - 1995 Bluebird - Natuschka 3 1 1 0(0) $27,800 Tommyra - 27,0009 Prince Ferdinand (GB) 1989 - 1995 King of Spain - Greensward Blaze 1 1 1 0(0) $27,000 It's a Wonder - 27,00010 Keeper (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Danehill - Nuwirah 24 1 1 0(0) $26,525 Wee Dram - 5,40011 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 41 1 1 0(0) $25,690 Prestigious Lad - 5,40012 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 20 1 1 0(0) $23,935 Robusto - 16,20013 Maroof (USA) 1990 - 1995 Danzig - Dish Dash 2 1 1 0(0) $23,700 Tavi Mac - 16,20014 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 19 3 3 0(0) $21,270 Suffused - 5,60015 The Gladiator (NZ) 1997 - 2000 Zabeel - Great Klaire 2 1 1 0(0) $21,100 Nomen Ludi - 21,10016 Generous (IRE) 1988 - 1992 Caerleon - Doff the Derby 14 2 2 0(0) $20,515 Cheers - 5,40017 Danasinga (AUS) 1991 - 1996 Danehill - Princess Tracy 14 1 1 0(0) $20,500 Miss Aotearoa - 14,00018 Green Perfume (USA) 1992 - 1997 Naevus - Pretty Is 4 1 1 0(0) $18,100 Pursued - 16,80019 Quest for Fame (GB) 1987 - 1993 Rainbow Quest - Aryenne 3 1 1 0(0) $17,550 Humble Pie - 12,15020 Howbaddouwantit (USA) 1995 - 2001 Rahy - Fair to the Wind 4 1 1 0(0) $17,300 Hurry Cane - 16,20021 Nediym (IRE) 1985 - 1992 Shareef Dancer - Nilmeen 2 1 1 0(0) $17,100 Dolcetto - 16,20022 Volksraad (GB) 1988 - 1993 Green Desert - Celtic Assembly 18 1 1 0(0) $16,820 Madam Sequoia - 5,40023 Swiss Yodeler (USA) 1994 - 1999 Eastern Echo - Drapeau 1 1 1 0(0) $16,800 El Bee Darci - 16,80024 Handsome Ransom (AUS) 2000 - 2005 Red Ransom - Bianca Lancia 3 1 1 0(0) $16,700 London Express - 16,20025 Yamanin Vital (NZ) 1990 - 1997 Sir Tristram - She Might Hula 11 0 0 0(0) $16,480 Wild Jack - 10,50026 Cadeaux Genereux (GB) 1985 - 1990 Young Generation - Smarten Up 2 1 1 0(0) $16,400 Ihu - 16,20027 Danroad (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Danehill - Strawberry Girl 2 1 1 0(0) $16,400 Verry Flash - 16,20028 Trempolino (USA) 1984 - 1988 Sharpen Up - Trephine 1 1 1 0(0) $16,200 Vadavar - 16,20029 Relaunch (USA) 1976 - 1981 In Reality - Foggy Note 1 1 1 0(0) $16,200 Tammie Wynette - 16,20030 Oasis Dream (GB) 2000 - 2004 Green Desert - Hope 1 1 1 0(0) $16,200 Gorgeous Geisha - 16,20031 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 16 1 1 0(0) $15,990 Matuki - 6,30032 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 13 1 1 0(0) $15,625 Jazamour - 5,40033 Danzighill (AUS) 1993 - 2002 Danehill - Stater 5 1 1 0(0) $14,365 Golden Harvest - 13,72534 Montjeu (IRE) 1996 - 2001 Sadler's Wells - Floripedes 15 1 1 0(0) $14,300 Ostasio - 5,40035 Ebony Grosve (NZ) 1993 - 1999 Grosvenor - Dusky Rosa 1 1 1 0(0) $13,500 Zoltan - 13,50036 Colombia (NZ) 1996 - 2000 Zabeel - Eight Carat 5 1 1 0(0) $13,450 Aimee's Jewel - 12,15037 Stark South (USA) 1988 - 1995 Dixieland Band - Miss Stark 6 2 2 0(0) $13,300 Justastate - 5,40038 Coats Choice (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Coat 3 1 1 0(0) $13,200 Our Girl Gilly - 12,15039 Ustinov (AUS) 1998 - 2003 Seeking the Gold - Let's Elope 3 1 1 0(0) $13,001 Full Fury - 12,60140 Personal Escort (USA) 1991 - 1995 Mr. Prospector - Dance Number 5 1 1 0(0) $12,790 Jakama Krystal - 12,15041 Strategic Image (AUS) 1998 - 2003 Strategic - Golden Snippets 1 1 1 0(0) $12,150 Mannie's Power - 12,15042 Postponed (USA) 1997 - 2002 Summer Squall - Bridal Tea 8 0 0 0(0) $11,600 Collinstreet - 4,50043 Kashani (USA) 1990 - 1995 Danzig - Kashan 4 1 1 0(0) $11,250 Final Savings - 8,10044 Thorn Park (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Spinning World - Joy 14 1 1 0(0) $11,100 Ricky Baker - 5,85045 Rory's Jester (AUS) 1982 - 1986 Crown Jester - Rory's Rocket 2 2 2 0(0) $11,000 Packing Noblesse - 5,60046 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 - 2007 Zafonic - Pastorale 3 2 2 0(0) $11,000 Iffie Shows - 5,40047 Al Akbar (AUS) 1990 - 1995 Success Express - Gala Night 17 0 0 0(0) $10,537 Password - 2,10048 Elusive City (USA) 2000 - 2004 Elusive Quality - Star of Paris 7 1 1 0(0) $9,890 Ocean Belle - 5,60049 Centaine (AUS) 1980 - 1985 Century - Rainbeam 11 0 0 0(0) $9,380 Who Dares Wins - 3,40050 Diamond Express (NZ) 1992 - 1998 Success Express - Tudor Light 4 0 0 0(0) $9,275 Rockoneve - 4,875

LEADING BROODMARE SIRESIN NEW ZEALAND BY WINNERS




1 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 37 6 6 0(0) $71,955 Shoshone - 16,2002 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 33 3 3 0(0) $45,580 Crispin - 5,9403 Shinko King (IRE) 1991 - 1998 Fairy King - Rose of Jericho 9 3 3 0(0) $44,650 He Kin Fly - 17,4004 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 9 3 3 0(0) $37,300 Crystallize - 16,2005 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 19 3 3 0(0) $21,270 Suffused - 5,6006 Generous (IRE) 1988 - 1992 Caerleon - Doff the Derby 14 2 2 0(0) $20,515 Cheers - 5,4007 Stark South (USA) 1988 - 1995 Dixieland Band - Miss Stark 6 2 2 0(0) $13,300 Justastate - 5,4008 Rory's Jester (AUS) 1982 - 1986 Crown Jester - Rory's Rocket 2 2 2 0(0) $11,000 Packing Noblesse - 5,6009 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 - 2007 Zafonic - Pastorale 3 2 2 0(0) $11,000 Iffie Shows - 5,40010 Oregon (USA) 1988 - 1991 Halo - Three Troikas 4 1 1 1(1) $38,600 Major Tom - 37,80011 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 8 1 1 0(0) $28,937 Ladylax - 16,20012 Rhythm (USA) 1987 - 1992 Mr. Prospector - Dance Number 2 1 2 0(0) $28,590 Dr Velocious - 28,35013 Blues Traveller (IRE) 1990 - 1995 Bluebird - Natuschka 3 1 1 0(0) $27,800 Tommyra - 27,00014 Prince Ferdinand (GB) 1989 - 1995 King of Spain - Greensward Blaze 1 1 1 0(0) $27,000 It's a Wonder - 27,00015 Keeper (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Danehill - Nuwirah 24 1 1 0(0) $26,525 Wee Dram - 5,40016 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 41 1 1 0(0) $25,690 Prestigious Lad - 5,40017 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 20 1 1 0(0) $23,935 Robusto - 16,20018 Maroof (USA) 1990 - 1995 Danzig - Dish Dash 2 1 1 0(0) $23,700 Tavi Mac - 16,20019 The Gladiator (NZ) 1997 - 2000 Zabeel - Great Klaire 2 1 1 0(0) $21,100 Nomen Ludi - 21,10020 Danasinga (AUS) 1991 - 1996 Danehill - Princess Tracy 14 1 1 0(0) $20,500 Miss Aotearoa - 14,00021 Green Perfume (USA) 1992 - 1997 Naevus - Pretty Is 4 1 1 0(0) $18,100 Pursued - 16,80022 Quest for Fame (GB) 1987 - 1993 Rainbow Quest - Aryenne 3 1 1 0(0) $17,550 Humble Pie - 12,15023 Howbaddouwantit (USA) 1995 - 2001 Rahy - Fair to the Wind 4 1 1 0(0) $17,300 Hurry Cane - 16,20024 Nediym (IRE) 1985 - 1992 Shareef Dancer - Nilmeen 2 1 1 0(0) $17,100 Dolcetto - 16,20025 Volksraad (GB) 1988 - 1993 Green Desert - Celtic Assembly 18 1 1 0(0) $16,820 Madam Sequoia - 5,40026 Swiss Yodeler (USA) 1994 - 1999 Eastern Echo - Drapeau 1 1 1 0(0) $16,800 El Bee Darci - 16,80027 Handsome Ransom (AUS) 2000 - 2005 Red Ransom - Bianca Lancia 3 1 1 0(0) $16,700 London Express - 16,20028 Danroad (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Danehill - Strawberry Girl 2 1 1 0(0) $16,400 Verry Flash - 16,20029 Cadeaux Genereux (GB) 1985 - 1990 Young Generation - Smarten Up 2 1 1 0(0) $16,400 Ihu - 16,20030 Trempolino (USA) 1984 - 1988 Sharpen Up - Trephine 1 1 1 0(0) $16,200 Vadavar - 16,20031 Relaunch (USA) 1976 - 1981 In Reality - Foggy Note 1 1 1 0(0) $16,200 Tammie Wynette - 16,20032 Oasis Dream (GB) 2000 - 2004 Green Desert - Hope 1 1 1 0(0) $16,200 Gorgeous Geisha - 16,20033 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 16 1 1 0(0) $15,990 Matuki - 6,30034 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 13 1 1 0(0) $15,625 Jazamour - 5,40035 Danzighill (AUS) 1993 - 2002 Danehill - Stater 5 1 1 0(0) $14,365 Golden Harvest - 13,72536 Montjeu (IRE) 1996 - 2001 Sadler's Wells - Floripedes 15 1 1 0(0) $14,300 Ostasio - 5,40037 Ebony Grosve (NZ) 1993 - 1999 Grosvenor - Dusky Rosa 1 1 1 0(0) $13,500 Zoltan - 13,50038 Colombia (NZ) 1996 - 2000 Zabeel - Eight Carat 5 1 1 0(0) $13,450 Aimee's Jewel - 12,15039 Coats Choice (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Coat 3 1 1 0(0) $13,200 Our Girl Gilly - 12,15040 Ustinov (AUS) 1998 - 2003 Seeking the Gold - Let's Elope 3 1 1 0(0) $13,001 Full Fury - 12,60141 Personal Escort (USA) 1991 - 1995 Mr. Prospector - Dance Number 5 1 1 0(0) $12,790 Jakama Krystal - 12,15042 Strategic Image (AUS) 1998 - 2003 Strategic - Golden Snippets 1 1 1 0(0) $12,150 Mannie's Power - 12,15043 Kashani (USA) 1990 - 1995 Danzig - Kashan 4 1 1 0(0) $11,250 Final Savings - 8,10044 Thorn Park (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Spinning World - Joy 14 1 1 0(0) $11,100 Ricky Baker - 5,85045 Elusive City (USA) 2000 - 2004 Elusive Quality - Star of Paris 7 1 1 0(0) $9,890 Ocean Belle - 5,60046 Kaapstad (NZ) 1984 - 1988 Sir Tristram - Eight Carat 9 1 1 0(0) $9,200 Top Ghia - 5,85047 Mossman (AUS) 1995 - 2000 Success Express - Lichen Lady 4 1 1 0(0) $9,175 Club Spirit - 5,40048 Johar (USA) 1999 - 2005 Gone West - Windsharp 3 1 1 0(0) $9,015 Mogador - 5,40049 Grosvenor (NZ) 1979 - 1983 Sir Tristram - My Tricia 6 1 1 0(0) $8,800 Iffraajinator - 5,40050 Towkay (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Last Tycoon - Princess Tracy 10 1 1 0(0) $8,440 One Prize One Goal - 5,400

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