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Great Stories Start Under the Mountain
SPORTING POST DIGEST • THURSDAY 18 january 2018 1 SUPPLEMENT Thursday 18 january 2018 CTS CAPE PREMIER YEARLING SALE FAIRVIEW turf Friday Best Roving Banker: R3-(4)Love Talk(5/2) Great Stories Start KENILWORTH Saturday Best Roving Banker: R3-(3)Earl Of Warwick(3/1) Under The Mountain TURFFONTEIN Saturday Best Roving Banker: R5-(1) Alshibaa (5/1) SOFT FALLING RAIN. Bred by Highlands, sold as a yearling at the very first Cape Premier Sale, right under the mountain. SCOTTSVILLE Sunday Bought by Sheikh Hamdan and trained by Mike de Kock, Best Roving Banker: he was the South African Champion 2yo. On to Dubai, R2-(1) Rodney (4/1) to win UAE Guineas and Godolphin Mile. Then UK, for “the best winning performance in the twenty-six-year history of the Joel”, as Timeform put it. At 129 the highest rated runner owned by Sheikh Hamdan anywhere in the world that year. Then stud, in South Africa, at Wilgerbosdrift. All the big names strung together. Saturday 13 January Now with his first crop Turffontein– race 7 of yearlings at the Sporting Post sale. The Cape Sale, Best Handicapped naturally – for what goes round comes Cashin round. WON 15/1 R1,5 Million Gr1 L'ORMARINS QUEEN'S PLATE at KenilworthSheikh this Saturday Hamdan with Soft Falling Rain, his highest rated runner in the world in 2014 Find the CTS Cape Premier Yearling Sale Supplement & Buyers Guide HERE SPORTING POST DIGEST • THURSDAY 18 January 2018 2 MET Winter as he is a young up-and-coming horse. On paper it may appear difficult Met Intrigue Builds for him at those weights but we haven’t seen the best of what he can do yet, I “You don’t only have think!” to be good, you have to Puller, who rode Sean Tarry’s first Met winner Alastor, said that Legal Eagle had be lucky too!” Trainer to be the horse to beat. -
Dunaden Doubles up in Vase a Memory to Cherish in Cup
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2011 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here DUNADEN DOUBLES UP IN VASE SURGERY FOR WEEMISSFRANKIE Twice had the G1 Melbourne Cup winner come to Weemissfrankie (Sunriver), fourth as the 4-5 favorite Hong Kong for the G1 Vase, but neither Rogan Josh in Saturday=s GI Hollywood Starlet, exited the race with (Aus) in 1999 nor Americain last year could complete a condylar fracture to her right front leg the double despite going off the favorite. But this year=s and underwent surgery yesterday. AIt Melbourne hero Dunaden (Fr) (Nicobar {GB}) proved it probably happened when she went to was third time lucky with a 3/4- her nose at the start and probably got length victory in the 2400-meter worse during the race,@ reported trainer race at Sha Tin yesterday. Peter Eurton. AIt didn=t get really bad Dunaden, who defeated Red until she got back to the barn. She only Cadeaux (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux got beat 2 3/4 lengths on three legs.@ {GB}) by a whisker in the >race Weemissfrankie won this year=s GI Del that stops a nation= Nov. 1, had Weemissfrankie Mar Debutante and GI Oak Leaf S. and been the subject of glowing Benoit was third in the GI Grey Goose Breeders= trackwork reports from both Cup Juvenile Fillies. Dunaden Horsephotos railbirds and his jockey Craig Williams, and the 5-year-old JOIE DE VIVRE TAKES JUVENILE FILLIES punched through three off the rail inside the final Joie de Vivre (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}), a 3/4-sister furlong and outstayed his rivals to land the first event to champion Buena Vista (Jpn) (Special Week {Jpn}), on Hong Kong=s International card. -
Form Guide, the Club Endeavours to Offer the Most Current, Correct and Clearly Expressed Information to the Public
The LONGINES Hong Kong International Races is world horseracing’s year-end showcase. This year’s selected runners for the four Group 1 races feature strong contenders from Europe, Asia and North America converging in Hong Kong on Sunday, 10th December 2017. International stars are among the 53 world class selections for the HK$84.5 million LONGINES Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin Racecourse. Global horseracing’s year-end finale has 29 overseas challengers and is set to feature 23 Group 1 winners, including recent Breeders’ Cup victor Talismanic, Japanese heavyweights Kiseki and Neorealism, Europe’s all-time highest money earner Highland Reel and local hero Werther. The LONGINES HKIR comprises the HK$25 million LONGINES Hong Kong Cup (2000m), the HK$23 million LONGINES Hong Kong Mile (1600m), the HK$18.5 million LONGINES Hong Kong Sprint (1200m) and the HK$18 million LONGINES Hong Kong Vase (2400m). Japan has enjoyed notable successes in recent times, thanks to the outstanding Maurice, A Shin Hikari and Satono Crown, and this time Hong Kong’s east Asian neighbour has eight raiders with LONGINES HKIR engagements; Great Britain also has eight, France and Ireland has six each, and the USA has one. The overseas challengers are primed to face a 24-strong home defence at this year’s Turf World Championships. This information is correct as of 28th November 2017. Contents LONGINES Kong Kong Vase (G1) ................................................................................. 4 LONGINES Hong Kong Sprint (G1) ............................................................................ 14 LONGINES Hong Kong Mile (G1) ............................................................................... 24 LONGINES Hong Kong Cup (G1) ............................................................................... 34 Key Race Sectional Photographs ................................................................................... 43 Trainer Profile ............................................................................................................... -
HKJC AR Racing
WE HAILED five international champions during 2005/06. Vengeance Of Rain became the first Asian winner of the World Racing Championships; Silent Witness was again confirmed the world’s top ranked sprinter after his Sprinters Stakes victory in Japan; Cape Of Good Hope was crowned champion of the inaugural Global Sprint Challenge; and Bullish Luck stamped himself as Asia’s outstanding miler by twice shooting to Asian Mile Challenge victories. Natural Blitz, meanwhile, led a home-based first five in the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint. John Moore may have mopped up six Group One races, but it was not enough to halt a fourth trainers’ title in five years for John Size. And Mr Consistency, jockey Douglas Whyte, stormed to a sixth straight championship. RACING ཋͮˌɈcכʌտ҈ࠨʄ۹ۤਝᑩԑc߮τ ԯɻԭॎᑩԑeϭ ࠗಋ ᑩԑ৻يეࠗಋᑩ˳ፒਝ࣮ॾڬ ፦ᅟވ˖ڥιݯࠖʞီچ࠾ޒˍ ʄΊeϊ̔cҡτɍϽکԀিᑩؿԓݘᑩh၀ߜɣΕ ப፦ᅟؿ Εʒඖȹज़ᑩܢ˳ˀ̯ப፦ᅟྔᅟcʹ۹ᆢցԯ˖ ɐɣᘰࡼc ؿᆻᄾԓcʄαʑ̒ڥီ ঢ়ખΊபᑩؿΔϽhΡશވ ߶ᆻؿᇞc˞ʥڥኝᑩီ˔hϤ ۹ྔܥபވ˖ӯΕࠖ։ ߶ᕉؿࠏ༠eڥኝᑩ டᙩʒαᔊᐲܥ၀ါܱ͛ˮԓݘȹࡕ˒ RACING ᑩԑ৻ Silent Witness, the world’s top-ranked sprinter for the third year. ၀ߜɣடᙩɍα࿘ ᐶ˖ވப˔e ³ʄαɄ˂ AUGUST 05 ၀ߜɣʹᖬࠗಋᑩྡྷɈ ଊԿ൙cȿՅʒ Silent Witness reaffirms Hong Kong’sٲ၀ߜɣɐȹտ racing strength ڥࠗಋப፦ᅟيட̔cҡᔊᐲਝ࣮ॾ Following a season of impeccable performances in 2004/05, including sixވ˖߶cΐϤᏵിݯɀ³³̒³ʄα۹ ঢ়ખΊபᑩeࣂᙻӸณ˖ވक़ိ consecutive wins and his second success in the 2004 Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint, Silent Witness officially became the world’s top ranked ܢ˳ᘏᑩʞખΊ࿔ؿԯˢɍʞࠗಋᑩc ʥΡશӯc sprinter.