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USBRED EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS Brave Anna SUPERLATIVE S. G2 WEDNESDAY, 20TH JULY 2016 1st Boynton, 2nd War Decree D DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE S.-G2 2YO USBRE han Roly Poly in less t G S W s a month 5 COVENTRY S. G2 Caravaggio QUEEN MARY S. G2 Lady Aurelia EBN ALBANY S.-G3 #USBRED EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS Brave Anna FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL: +44 (0) 1638 666512 • FAX: +44 (0) 1638 666516 • [email protected] • WWW.BLOODSTOCKNEWS.EU ONE TO WATCH | HOSKINS AT LARGE | PLUS 10 ROUND-UP | STAKES FIELD TODAY’S HEADLINES RACING NEWS “HORSE OF A LIFETIME” BIDS FOR ASCOT DOUBLE Hot favourite Postponed bids to emulate racing legend Dahlia picture courtesy of RACINGFOTOS.COM and former Godolphin stalwart Swain by attempting to win the Gr.1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, the feature race at Ascot on Saturday, for the second consecutive year. Postponed (Dubawi) [yellow colours] gets the better of The five-year-old son of Dubawi, who was trained last year by Eagle Top (Pivotal) in last year’s renewal Luca Cumani, but is now in the care of Roger Varian, will again be partnered by Andrea Atzeni. At a press conference yesterday, Atzeni said: “He is a very tough “He stands proud and seems to grow half an inch when having his horse and he hit the front a long way out. Frankie [Dettori, on Eagle photograph taken. He is a horse who knows he is good. We ‘inherited‘ Top] led for a few strides, but Postponed stuck his head out and got a horse who had won a King George and I thought I hope I don’t there by a nose. I just get on well with the horse and have been very downgrade this guy. Mr Cumani is a great trainer and his horses lucky. Postponed is a wonderful horse.” improve with time and age, so Postponed was given every chance to Postponed is currently unbeaten this season, notching up wins improve.” in the Gr.2 Dubai City of Gold on Super Saturday, the Gr.1 Dubai Varian added: “He had two races in March this year and was in Sheema Classic on World Cup Day and the Gr.1 Coronation Cup on pretty hard training at the end of January. We hope this horse takes r r Derby Day for Varian, who said: “He certainly is an easy horse to like, us into the autumn. It will be an achievement if he can win two King r he is really well made, a gorgeous animal and, most importantly, he Georges and we are excited about running him on Saturday. r has the ability to go with his looks and a great temperament. Postponed is a horse of a lifetime.” st STYLE 1 YEARLINGS VENDOME DEAUVILLE ARQANA PLANTEUR AUGUST SALE TH TH N (WING STEALTH 2015) 147 14 TO 17 AUGUST N (LA MARISMA 2015) 238 253 N (MARIE DAR 2015) N (WINTER FASHION 2015) 339 272 N (PARISIAN PRINCESS 2015) N (CELESTINA AGOSTINO 2015) 362 384 N (DESCA 2015) N (IDEECHIC 2015) 404 407 N (IVORY STYLE 2015) GLAMOUR VENDOME 411 438 N (PACIFIC QUEEN 2015) N (SWEET SHOP 2015) 464 451 N (SAGA BOREALE 2015) N (CAMBARCA 2015) 500 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 1 Ready to Pitch in? to protect the wellbeing of Ireland’s horse population. IRISH EQUINE CENTRE IDENTITY - ENCLOSED The annual IRISH EQUINE CENTRE GOLF CLASSIC at Carton House on Thursday 1st September 2016 is your chance to support the vital work of this organisation which provides laboratory services for the diagnosis, management and prevention of disease in horses, and helps maintain Ireland’s status as a world leader in the field of equine care. YOUR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY – Please Tick √ FULL PAGE ADVERT IN OUR TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME €600 HALF PAGE ADVERT IN OUR TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME €350 TEE BOX SPONSORSHIP (will include your Name or Company Logo on a Tee box) €500 I/we enclose our cheque for sponsorship of the Irish Equine Centre Golf Classic. I/we have ticked the appropriate box that I/we would like to sponsor. Name : Company: Address: Tel. no: Email: Signature Cheques, made payable to Irish Equine Centre, should be sent, along with the completed sponsor details, to: The Irish Equine Centre, Johnstown, Naas, Co Kildare by Friday 12th of August. Adverts should also be emailed to Mark Sherry [email protected] by Friday 12th of August. Proudly sponsored by For further information, please contact: Sarah McNicholas 087 7454826, Mark Sherry 087 2441244 or Carmel McLerie 087 9346910 RACING NEWS ~ INDUSTRY NEWS EBN: WEDNESDAY, 20TH JULY 2016 Varian went on to map out the rest of his charge’s campaign for TurfTrax, I am describing the ground as good on the straight course the year, with runs in the Gr.1 Juddmonte International at York in and good to firm, good in places on the round course. The overall Ready to Pitch in? August, followed by the Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and the GoingStick reading is 8.5, which is indicative of the going description. Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Turf on the cards. “We are currently going through a very dry period and we will to protect the wellbeing of Ireland’s horse population. One of Postponed’s rivals will be The Queen’s Dartmouth, also selectively start watering part of the round course this evening to a son of Dubawi, who has been supplemented at a cost of £75,000. help keep the moisture in the ground. I would envisage to maintain The progressive four-year-old colt’s trainer, Sir Michael Stoute, the current going report for the start of the 2016 Qatar Goodwood commented: “Dartmouth has kept improving. He started the year Festival on Tuesday, 26th July. on 101 and has improved with every race [now 119].” “There is always the chance of some thundery showers about and Dartmouth gave Her Majesty a 23rd Royal Ascot success when we will monitor conditions on a day-to-day basis. “We are where we victorious by a head from Highland Reel (Galileo), who re- want to be at this stage. There is a great covering of grass and the opposes, in the Gr.2 Hardwicke Stakes at the Royal meeting. course is in good order.” IRISH EQUINE CENTRE IDENTITY - ENCLOSED Dahlia (Vaguely Noble) won the great race in 1973 and 1974 and finished third to Grundy and Bustino in the 1975 renewal, dubbed “The Race of the Century). She subsequently went on to become a INDUSTRY NEWS top-class broodmare, foaling no fewer than four Gr.1 winners. Swain (Nashwan) took the 1997 and 1998, ridden by John Reid BRITAIN and Frankie Dettori, respectively. He landed the Gr.1 Irish Champions Stakes on his next start and finished a narrow third The annual IRISH EQUINE CENTRE GOLF CLASSIC at Carton House on Thursday 1st September 2016 BHA ENHANCES CONCUSSION under a controversial ride in the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Classic, before is your chance to support the vital work of this organisation which provides laboratory services retiring to Shadwell Stud in Kentucky. Most recently, he has MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS for the diagnosis, management and prevention of disease in horses, and helps maintain Ireland’s gained acclaim as a broodmare sire, through his grandson Jack The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has announced a series status as a world leader in the field of equine care. Hobbs (Halling), who was second in last year’s Gr.1 Derby, before of enhancements to its concussion management protocols, in landing the Irish equivalent three weeks later. order to ensure that riders are better protected and prevented from riding while under the influence of a concussive injury. LATEST GOING NEWS AT GOODWOOD The enhancements, which come into effect from 1st August Seamus Buckley, Goodwood’s Clerk of the Course, reported 2016, are being implemented across the full concussion yesterday: “Having walked the course today with Mike Maher of management process, from baseline cognitive testing, trackside CHILDWICKBURY STUD YOUR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY – Please Tick √ A nursery with a rich history that has produced numerous FULL PAGE ADVERT IN OUR TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME €600 Classic and Group winners, including 3 Derby winners. HALF PAGE ADVERT IN OUR TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME €350 Ideally located close to Newmarket, central London and all international airports. TEE BOX SPONSORSHIP (will include your Name or Company Logo on a Tee box) €500 I/we enclose our cheque for sponsorship of the Irish Equine Centre Golf Classic. I/we have ticked the appropriate box that I/we would like to sponsor. Name : Company: Address: Tel. no: Email: Signature v Offering a bespoke and personal service v Cheques, made payable to Irish Equine Centre, should be sent, along with the completed sponsor details, to: The Irish Equine Centre, Johnstown, Naas, Co Kildare by Friday 12th of August. Adverts should also be emailed to Mark Sherry [email protected] by Friday 12th of August. Please contact Max Weston :+44 (0)7817 661464 Stud Lane, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL36JW Proudly sponsored by www.childwickburystud.co.uk For further information, please contact: Sarah McNicholas 087 7454826, Mark Sherry 087 2441244 or Carmel McLerie 087 9346910 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 3 INDUSTRY NEWS ~ SALES TALK EBN: WEDNESDAY, 20TH JULY 2016 diagnosis and care through to post-injury follow-up, assessment EMHF and treatment and return-to-riding clearance. Their implementation follows a review of the existing concussion management protocols led by the BHA’s chief medical adviser Dr Jerry Hill, in RACING AUTHORITIES JOIN FORCES consultation with relevant stakeholders, including most crucially TO TRAIN RACECOURSE OFFICIALS the Professional Jockeys Association (PJA).
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