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SUNDAY, 25 JUNE, 2017 ROYAL WIN FOR DEEP IMPACT=S SEPTEMBER THE TIN MAN ALL HEART IN Having learnt the lesson of paying too little respect to last DIAMOND JUBILEE year=s winner Churchill (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), the bookies were running scared after his stablemate September (Ire) (Deep Impact {Jpn}) captured Saturday=s Listed Chesham S. at Royal Ascot with an air of dominance. Immediately quoted as low as 3-1 for the 2018 1000 Guineas, the daughter of Peeping Fawn (Danehill) who earned >TDN Rising Star= status with her emphatic 5 1/2-length success on her sole start at Leopardstown on June 8 could be anything on pedigree and limited racecourse evidence. Slowly away, the 11-8 favourite was settled in mid-division early by Ryan Moore as Nyaleti (Ire) (Arch) set off in a clear lead. Brought through to lead passing the furlong pole, the bay stayed on strongly to beat that long-time leader and fellow filly by 2 1/4 lengths, with another >TDN Rising Star= in Masar (Ire) (New Approach {Ire}) just held by the runner-up by a short head. AShe=s a little doll, but she travelled like the winner the whole The Tin Man after his Royal Ascot victory | racingfotos.com way,@ jockey Ryan Moore said. AThe Johnston horse went a good gallop and kept going, but she got into a real good rhythm and I One of the biggest developments in recent years has been the was always confident I=d win. I never really had to get into her. rise of syndicates, and the relatively cheap purchase The Tin You couldn=t ask for a better pedigree and her mother got better Man (GB) (Equiano {Fr}) provided another one with a huge with racing and she=s definitely got some of her talent. As she result on Saturday as Fred Archer Racing=s Ascot specialist added goes further, she=ll get better.@ the G1 Diamond Jubilee S. to last year=s G1 British Champions Coolmore=s decision to go to Deep Impact is already paying Sprint S. Upgrading his form from his return fifth in the G2 Duke dividends, with their star filly of 2007 producing Friday=s of York S. at York on May 17, the 9-2 second favourite arrived wayward G2 Queens Vase runner Wisconsin (Jpn) and now this from mid-division under Tom Queally and swooped late to beat head-turner. Interestingly, although Peeping Fawn retired on Tasleet (GB) (Showcasing {GB}) by a neck, with the 2-1 favourite the back of four straight Group 1 successes including the G1 Irish Limato (Ire) (Tagula {Ire}) 3/4 of a length behind in third. He had Oaks, she failed to make the track as a 2-year-old and went four to survive an inquiry after taking the line of Limato late on, but starts before breaking her maiden so September is already was allowed to keep it. AI=m a very relieved man, as he=s very streets ahead at a comparative stage. She created a striking laid-back and doesn=t tell you a thing at home,@ trainer James impression going through the motions in this race which was Fanshawe commented. ATom gave him a great ride and he=s made into a serious test by the Mark Johnston representative done it twice here now. He is a very good horse.@ Nyaleti, and which had real substance due to the presence of James Fanshawe has an impressive Royal Ascot record, Godolphin=s exciting Masar. Cont. p6 particularly with his sprinters and The Tin Man is a typical quiet improver from the yard who won the Bristol H. over this course and distance on only his fifth start and finished fourth in the IN TDN AMERICA TODAY British Champions Sprint next time in October 2015. Wins in BATTLE OF MIDWAY SALUTES IN AFFIRMED Windsor=s Listed Leisure S. and Newbury=s G3 Hackwood S. ‘TDN Rising Star’ Battle of Midway (Smart Strike) captured the sandwiched a disappointing effort when only eighth of nine in GIII Affirmed S. at Santa Anita Saturday. Click or tap here to go this race 12 months ago. Cont. p2 straight to TDN America. TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 2 OF 17 • THETDN.COM SUNDAY • 25 JUNE, 2017 2--Tasleet (GB), 129, c, 4, Showcasing (GB)--Bird Key (GB), by Cadeaux Genereux (GB). (,52,000 Ylg >14 DNPRM). O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum; B-Whitsbury Manor Stud (GB); T-William Haggas. ,129,000. 3--Limato (Ire), 129, g, 5, Tagula (Ire)--Come April (GB), by Singspiel (Ire). (,41,000 Ylg >13 DNPRM). O-Paul G Jacobs; The Tin Man All Heart In Diamond Jubilee Cont. from p1 B-Seamus Phelan (IRE); T-Henry Candy. ,64,560. Saturday, Royal Ascot, Britain Margins: NK, 3/4, 1 1/4. Odds: 4.50, 7.00, 2.00. DIAMOND JUBILEE S.-G1, ,600,000, ASC, 6-24, 4yo/up, 6fT, Also Ran: Librisa Breeze (GB), Finsbury Square (Ire), Tupi (Ire), 1:12.02, g/f. Suedois (Fr), Aclaim (Ire), Al Jazi (Ire), Kachy (GB), The Right Man 1--THE TIN MAN (GB), 129, g, 5, by Equiano (Fr) (GB), Long On Value, Comicas, Dancing Star (GB), Windfast (Ire), 1st Dam: Persario (GB), by Bishop of Cashel (GB) Mobsta (Ire), Kassia (Ire), Magical Memory (Ire). DNF: Growl 2nd Dam: Barford Lady (GB), by Stanford (GB). Click for the Racing Post result. Video, sponsored by 3rd Dam: Grace Poole (GB), by Sallust (GB) Fasig-Tipton. (80,000gns Ylg >13 TAOCT). O-Fred Archer Racing - Ormonde; The Tin Man was second in the G1 Haydock Sprint Cup in B-Mrs Elizabeth Grundy (GB); T-James Fanshawe; J-Tom September prior to his career highlight on Champions Day at the Queally. ,340,260. Lifetime Record: 13-7-1-0, $1,101,344. expense of the 50-1 outsider Growl (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}). *1/2 to Deacon Blues (GB) (Compton Place {GB}), Hwt. Older Growl lost his rider exiting the stalls on Saturday, which Horse-Eng & Ire at 5-7f, G1SW-Eng & GSW-Ire, $520,715. provided initial drama and there was more in store at the finish Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. Werk Nick but for the most part the race was a straightforward encounter Rating: A+. with the best horses ultimately coming out on top. Cont. p3 The Tin Man and Tom Queally best Tasleet and Limato in the G1 Diamond Jubilee S. | racingfotos.com TDN EUROPE/INTERNATIONAL • PAGE 3 OF 17 • THETDN.COM SUNDAY • 25 JUNE, 2017 The Tin Man All Heart In Diamond Jubilee Cont. At a peak after his return fifth under a penalty behind Tasleet in the Duke of York, The Tin Man was full of energy throughout the early stages with Tom Queally keen to anchor him in the middle of the pack. Kachy (GB) (Kyllachy {GB}) provided the pace as he had done in last year=s G1 Commonwealth Cup and as the race=s heat was turned up inside the final two furlongs Ryan VICE PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS Gary King Moore began to deliver Limato with what appeared to be a Twitter: @garykingTDN winning move. Temporarily short of room, the eventual winner [email protected] was darted down towards the far rail and as he came through he + 1.732.320.0975 edged left into the favourite=s line in the final 100 yards. Tasleet International Editor loomed to also squeeze out Limato as the first and second Kelsey Riley Twitter: @kelseynrileyTDN created an arrow head nearing the line but while the front two [email protected] hit the line strongly Limato was lacking the late momentum to hold his position. European Editor Emma Berry For Fanshawe, the result was a family affair as the syndicate Twitter: @collingsberry which bears the nickname of Fred Archer was set up his wife [email protected] Jackie. AI was worried beforehand that we were drawn on the Associate International Editor wrong side and if the ground was too quick, but Tom always had Heather Anderson a double-handful on him and he has a really good turn of foot,@ Twitter: @HLAndersonTDN he said. AHe didn=t do at all well last spring and so I was keen to Contributing Editor get that run into him at York and we had no problems this year. I Alan Carasso think people forget how nicely he won here last autumn and he Newmarket Bureau, Cafe Racing does have that tremendous turn of foot. He=s in the [G1] July Sean Cronin Cup [at Newmarket July 15] and we=ll see how he is. There are a Tom Frary [email protected] good bunch of 3-year-olds this year, so it will be interesting.@ Tasleet=s trainer William Haggas was not making too much of Irish Correspondent the late interference caused by The Tin Man=s drift and said, AI=m Daithi Harvey delighted with the way the horse ran. To run on fast ground Regular Columnists today and soft ground last time [at York] shows that I=ve been an Bill Oppenheim idiot not running him over six furlongs before now. I think in the Andrew Caulfield John Berry last furlong it was one of those things. Jim [Crowley] said there Kevin Blake was one hell of a headwind and they were blown all over the Tom Peacock place. I=ll just have to swallow that.@ Send Press Releases to: Limato=s trainer Henry Candy was pondering options after the [email protected] eclipse of last year=s July Cup hero.
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