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Tamaathul (Gb) APPROX. POST:9:40AM Win / Place / Exacta / Trifecta (.50 MIN) / Superfecta (.10 MIN) Win Place Show No. SMKA Trophy 1 $120,000 Guaranteed HANDICAP For Northern Hemisphere Bred, Four Year Olds and Upwards, and Southern Hemisphere Bred, Three Year Olds and Upwards. For horses rated 100-110. About Seven Furlongs (All Weather Track) Track Record: Unavailable Program# Odds Pace vSpeed Weight Jockey Class Owner: Sh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum n/a 2014: 2 0 0 0 $4,000 Turf: 13 2 3 1 $128,712 7-2 Silks: 2013: 6 1 2 0 $206,808 Off Track:10 2 3 0 $126,627 Trainer: Ali Rashid Al Raihe ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Life: 24 3 7 2 $326,674 Distance: 1 1 0 0 $7,534 1 Royston L. Ffrench EQ: 0 0 0 0 $0 Course: 0 0 0 0 $0 P.P.2 TAMAATHUL (GB) 132 ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Gr.g.7 Tiger Hill (IRE) - Tahrir (IRE) by Linamix (FR) - Bred in Great Britain by Shadwell Estate Company Limited (Feb 08, 2007) 13Feb14 eMey(UAE) st o 6f -- 1:10¼¶ 3g Stk - Frd Mstng Shb Al Shndgh Spnt - 200k 6 6¸£ Hanagan P G 126 z Russian Soul128¶Jamesie126¨µComplicate126¶¢ nearest finish 14 23Jan14 eMey(UAE)gd p 7f -- 1:23¹¼ 3g Stk - Gulf News Al Fahidi Fort G2 - 250k 8 9½ Hanagan P G 126 z Anaerobio126£Mshawish126£Pearl Flute126¹¢ mid-division at best 14 19Dec13 eMey(UAE) st o 6f -- 1:10½¾ 3g Alw34038 8 2¶ Hanagan P G 126 z Rafeej126¶Tamaathul126º¡Mujaazef126¨© not quicken fnl 100m 9 30Mar13 eMey(UAE) st o 6f -- 1:12º¼ 3g Stk - Dubai Golden Shaheen G1 - 2000k 11 4£ Hanagan P G 126 z Reynaldothewizard126¨µBalmont Mast126¡Krypton Factor126«¬nearest finish 13 02Mar13 eMey(UAE)gd p 6f -- 1:09¶^ 3g Hcp - Energia Elegante - 175k 5 7»¢ Hanagan P G 132 z Kavanagh130¶Ballista123¸Invincible Ash121¨µ always mid-division 12 14Feb13 eMey(UAE) st o 6f -- 1:10»¿ 3g Stk - Jaguar XJ Al Shindagha Sprnt G3 - 200k 12 6¸£ Hanagan P G 126 z Mental131¶Kavanagh126£Krypton Factor126¨µ nearest finish 14 17Jan13 eMey(UAE)gd p 6f -- 1:09^º 3g Hcp - Dubai Millennium Millionaire - 120k 15 1¶¢ Hanagan P G 131 z Tamaathul131¶¢Russian Soul121¸£Inxile129¶¢ comfortably 16 10Jan13 eMey(UAE)gd p 7f -- 1:23¶º 3g Hcp - Longines Master Collection - 120k 9 2£ O'Neill D 128 z Le Drakkar123£Tamaathul128¸Anaerobio120¨µ just failed 16 20Dec12 eMey(UAE) st o 7f -- 1:23¹¼ 3g Alw29953 10 1¡ Hanagan P G 123 z Tamaathul123¡Rutland Boy123¶Mufarrh123£ led 300m out 11 06Dec12 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:36¿¶ 3g Alw29953 8 2¡ Ffrench R L 123 z Barbecue Eddie127¡Tamaathul123¸£Haatheq123»¡ led, headed fnl 50m 9 Owner: Abdulla bin Ahmad Al Shaikh n/a 2014: 0 0 0 0 $0 Turf: 4 0 0 0 $1,387 8-1 Silks: 2013: 2 0 0 1 $18,750 Off Track: 3 1 0 0 $2,626 Trainer: Michael L. W. Bell ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Life: 14 4 2 2 $72,236 Distance: 0 0 0 0 $0 2 Jamie Spencer EQ: 0 0 0 0 $0 Course: 0 0 0 0 $0 P.P.1 RUTLAND BOY (GB) 131 ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Ch.g.6 Bertolini - Israar (GB) by Machiavellian - Bred in Great Britain by Rabbah Bloodstock Limited (Mar 30, 2008) 07Feb13 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:36¶½ 3g Hcp - Freehold - 120k 13 11¾¡ Bentley H 132 Royal Ridge128«¬Producer131«¬Mariner's Cross128¶ outpaced 400m out 14 10Jan13 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:37¸º 3g Stk - Al Maktoum Challenge R1 G2 - 250k 9 3¸ Bentley H 126 Brbcu Eddi126¶¡Out of Bounds126¡nFulbright126¨© every chance, one pace 10 20Dec12 eMey(UAE) st o 7f -- 1:23¹¼ 3g Alw29953 1 2¡ Bentley H 123 Tamaathul123¡Rutland Boy123¶Mufarrh123£ led, headed, kept on 11 06Dec12 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:36¿¶ 3g Alw29953 4 6¶¼¡ Bentley H 123 Barbecue Eddie127¡Tamaathul123¸£Haatheq123»¡ one pace fnl 400m 9 17Mar12 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:38º¾ 3g Hcp - Gulf News - 25k 6 1¡ Shea K B 126 Rutland Boy126¡Markazzi123¶¡Capital Attraction129¨© held on gamely 13 03Mar12 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:36½¾ 3g Hcp - CBD World Mastercard - 20k 13 1¼¢ Spencer J P 128 Rutland Boy128¼¢Maath Gool128£Furnace126¨µ comfortably 14 21Jan12 eMey(UAE) st o 7f -- 1:24^¹ 3g Hcp - SMKA MK by Honeywell - 20k 13 1¸£ Spencer J P 123 Rutland Boy123¸£Daboos130¡Maath Gool130¡ comfortably 14 06Jan12 eMey(UAE) st o 6f -- 1:12¶¾ 3g Hcp - Longines Conquest Collection - 20k 12 2¸£ Barzalona M 127 Lord Tiger132¸£Rutland Boy127£Wadi Wanderer122¡ nearest finish 14 12Jul11 eYar(ENG) gf p 1L -- 2:06^^ 3g Hcp - Adios H. - 10k 6 4¼ Spencer J P 125 8.00 Agent Archie140¹£Destiny Blue139¶¡Negotiation126£ no impression fnl 2f 10 22Jun11 eSal(ENG) sf p 1K -- 2:38½^ 3 Hcp - Ashbrittle Stud Bibury Cup - 19k 1 10¸¾ Spencer J P 121 12.00 Whiplash Willie122½Kinyras125¨©Ardlui128¶ always in rear 11 Owner: Sh Hamdan bin Mohd Al Maktoum n/a 2014: 2 0 0 0 $3,600 Turf: 19 4 1 4 $231,371 10-1 Silks: 2013: 3 1 0 0 $72,000 Off Track:18 4 1 4 $229,329 Trainer: Abdulla bin Huzaim ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Life: 26 4 1 5 $269,371 Distance: 0 0 0 0 $0 3 Tadhg O'Shea EQ: 0 0 0 0 $0 Course: 0 0 0 0 $0 P.P.4 LE DRAKKAR (AUS) 129 ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Gr.g.9 Anabaa - My Mo Rally (NZ) by Mi Preferido - Bred in Australia by Dr. J Hurst (Sep 22, 2005) 06Feb14 eMey(UAE)gd p 1m -- 1:36»» 3g Hcp - CEPSA Mile - 120k 14 5¶£ O'Shea T 129 z Mont Ras123¡El Estruendoso126¶Disa Leader127¨µ nvr near to challenge 16 23Jan14 eMey(UAE)gd p 7f -- 1:23¹¼ 3g Stk - Gulf News Al Fahidi Fort G2 - 250k 14 14¶^£O'Shea T 126 z Anaerobio126£Mshawish126£Pearl Flute126¹¢ always in rear 14 02Mar13 eMey(UAE)gd p 1m -- 1:38½º 3g Stk - Std Estrela Enrg Zabeel Mile G2 - 250k 8 8¾¢ O'Shea T 128 z Trade Storm128¶¡Musir128¶Fulbright131¨µ never able to challeng 8 21Feb13 eMey(UAE)gd p 1m -- 1:36¼^ 3g Stk - S & M Al Nbhd Al Fahidi Fort G2 - 250k 5 7¼£ O'Neill D 126 z Mushreq126¹¢Master of Hounds129¨©Iguazu Falls126£ not near to challenge 10 10Jan13 eMey(UAE)gd p 7f -- 1:23¶º 3g Hcp - Longines Master Collection - 120k 3 1£ O'Shea T 123 z Le Drakkar123£Tamaathul128¸Anaerobio120¨µ led fnl 50m 16 10Mar12 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:35¿¹ 3g Stk - Emirtes Sky Crgo Burj Nahaar G3 - 200k 14 5¾¢ Sanchez C M 126 b African Story126ºSnaafy126¨©Musir126¶¡ weakened fnl 100m 14 26Jan12 eMey(UAE)gd p 1N -- 1:54^^ 3g Stk - Dubai Duty Free Al Rashidiya G2 - 200k 1 6½¢ Dettori L 126 Musir129¶City Style126¹¡Marcret126¶¢ never dangerous 8 12Jan12 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:35¾» 3g Stk - Al Maktoum Challenge R1 G3 - 200k 5 9¾ Ajtebi A 123 Musir123¹Master of Hounds123¶Secrecy123¡ midfield at best 12 07Oct11 eYor(ENG) gd p 1D -- 2:08»^ 3g Alw18538 2 4¶¼¢ Dettori L 128 z 5.50 Jet Away130¿Rasmy128¶¢Treasury Devil123¼ hdwy 3f out, weakened 6 26Mar11 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:37¼» 3g Stk - Etisalat Godolphin Mile G2 - 1000k 14 6¼ Lemaire C P 126 z Skysurfers126¡Mufarrh126¹¢Red Jazz126¡ same pace fnl 200m 14 Owner: Sh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum n/a 2014: 4 3 1 0 $53,915 Turf: 18 3 2 2 $42,382 8-1 Silks: 2013: 6 1 1 0 $24,126 Off Track:10 2 0 1 $22,276 Trainer: Musabah Al Muhairi ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Life: 33 9 5 3 $174,389 Distance: 0 0 0 0 $0 4 Paul Geoffrey Hanagan EQ: 0 0 0 0 $0 Course: 0 0 0 0 $0 P.P.7 KANAF (IRE) 127 ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% B.g.7 Elnadim - Catcher Applause (GB) by Royal Applause (GB) - Bred in Ireland by C. Equine Ltd (Feb 09, 2007) 21Feb14 eJeb(UAE) ft 7f -- 1:25¶¶ 3g Hcp - Al Hudaiba Contracting Co - 23k 3 1¨µ Hanagan P G 126 Kanaf126¨µKaiss119¡Gold Pearl123»¡ led close to home 6 07Feb14 eJeb(UAE) ft 6f -- 1:11½^ 3g Hcp - Shadwell - 33k 4 2¹¢ Hanagan P G 131 Sholaan132¹¢Kanaf131¶¢Shaishee127¨© no chance with winner 9 24Jan14 eJeb(UAE) ft 7f -- 1:24¹½ 3g Alw32676 1 1¶¡ Hanagan P G 126 Kanaf126¶¡Shaishee126¶¢Kaiss120£ led fnl 100m 9 10Jan14 eJeb(UAE) ft 7f -- 1:21¶½ 3g Hcp - Ardmoreequine.com - 23k 6 1«¬ Hanagan P G 121 Kanaf121«¬Gold Pearl125¶Dream Tune121«¬ led on line 6 27Dec13 eJeb(UAE) ft 7f -- 1:23¿º 3g Hcp - Emirates Airline - 27k 8 1£ O'Neill D 132 Kanaf132£Need To Know122¹¢Kessraa132¡ led 200m out 14 13Dec13 eJeb(UAE) ft 7f -- 1:24¸¼ 3g Hcp - Shadwell - 30k 5 2¶¢ Hanagan P G 121 Yaa Wayl132¶¢Kanaf121¶¡Oasis Dancer125½¡ led, headed fnl 100m 7 01Nov13 eJeb(UAE) ft 5f -- :56¹¼ 3g Hcp - Shadwell - 30k 6 4½¢ O'Neill D 122 Muarrab120º¡Spin Cycle127¸Roicead129£ same pace fnl 400m 7 08Mar13 eJeb(UAE) ft 5f -- :59^¿ 3g Stk - Shadwell Jebel Ali Sprint - 136k 5 8¿¢ Hanagan P G 123 Russian Rock123£Kilt Rock123¡Sholaan123¸¡ never near to challeng 10 02Mar13 eMey(UAE)gd p 6f -- 1:09¶^ 3g Hcp - Energia Elegante - 175k 3 10¼¢ Smith W J 118 Kavanagh130¶Ballista123¸Invincible Ash121¨µ mid-division at best 12 21Feb13 eMey(UAE)gd p 5f -- :57½» 3g Hcp - Al Naboodah Cnstrn Grp Trphy - 175k 3 9½£ Hanagan P G 123 Dux Scholar132¶¢Russian Soul125¨µMedicean Man130£ not near to challenge 13 02/27/2014 Race 1 Printed on 2/25/2014 at 4:22:03 PM RACE 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE RACE 1 CONTINUED Owner: Sh Hamdan bin Mohd Al Maktoum n/a 2014: 1 0 1 0 $22,000 Turf: 5 2 0 0 $68,278 9-2 Silks: 2013: 3 0 0 0 $9,300 Off Track: 3 1 0 0 $27,520 Trainer: Charles Appleby ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% Life: 10 2 1 0 $105,078 Distance: 0 0 0 0 $0 5 Mickael Barzalona EQ: 0 0 0 0 $0 Course: 0 0 0 0 $0 P.P.5 MODERN HISTORY (IRE) 127 ( 0-0-0-0 ) 0.00% B.g.6 Shamardal - Fatefully by Private Account - Bred in Ireland by Darley (Apr 18, 2008) 09Jan14 eMey(UAE) st o 7f -- 1:23¿^ 3g Hcp - Longines Dolce Vita - 110k 3 2¡ Ajtebi A 130 Fulbright130¡Modern History130£Bertiewhittle130¶£ headed close home 14 28Feb13 eMey(UAE) st o 1m -- 1:37¾» 3g Hcp - Visa Infinite Card Al Dana - 120k 11 4¶£ Murgia A 126 Mufarrh132¨©Banna Boirche122¶¡Disa Leader128¨µ led, headed fnl 100m 13 07Feb13 eMey(UAE) st o 1L -- 2:04¹^ 3g Hcp - GN Focus H.
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