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13 Group 1 Wins The World's SUNDAY, 13TH SEPTEMBER 2020 Yearling Sale SEPTEMBERSALE BEGINS SUNDAY 13 EBN SEPTEMBER.KEENELAND.COM EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL: +44 (0) 1638 666512 • FAX: +44 (0) 1638 666516 • [email protected] • WWW.BLOODSTOCKNEWS.EU TODAY’S HEADLINES RACING REVIEW MAGICAL TAKES SECOND IRISH CHAMPION STAKES Magical lived up to her name in landing her second consecutive Gr.1 Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown yesterday, exacting her revenge on her Gr.1 International Stakes conqueror Ghaiyyath in a thrilling renewal of the 1m2f contest. Godolphin’s Ghaiyyath (Dubawi) went straight to his customary front-running position but could never quite slip the field, with Magical (Galileo) dogging his every stride and her stablemate Japan (Galileo) close in behind, with Sottsass (Siyouni) also in close order. On the turn for home, William Buick Galileo Chrome (Australia) won the final Classic of the asked Ghaiyyath to go on and win his race but Magical matched season yesterday, the Gr.1 St Leger at Doncaster, to provide strides with him and the two five-year-olds settled down to fight his jockey with his first Classic win and his trainer an entry in it out up the straight. Japan looked like making it a three-way the history books as only the second person since Harry battle as he launched his challenge up the far-side rail but could Wragg to both ride and train a St Leger winner. not get to the leaders as Magical strode clear of Ghaiyyath inside See page 5. © Steve Cargill the final furlong to triumph by three quarters of a length. Armory (Galileo) ran on well to take third, a length and a quarter ahead of Sottsass. IN TODAY’S ISSUE... Bred by Orpendale, Chelston & Wynatt, Magical has now struck seven times at the highest level and took her earnings past the Keeneland September Yearling Sale Preview p8 £4m mark. The teak-tough filly is a full-sister to the multiple Gr.1 Scandinavian Open Yearling Sale Report p9 winner Rhododendron and the Gr.3 winner Flying The Flag, out of the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas heroine and Gr.1 Sun Chariot Stakes Results p13 winner Halfway To Heaven (Pivotal), from the outstanding Keeneland Pinhooking Tables p29 family of Cassandra Go (Indian Ridge). THREE OUTSTANDING RACEHORSES WITH A COMBINED 13 GROUP 1 WINS First crop yearlings now selling! CHURCHILL European Champion 2YO and dual Classic-winning miler by GALILEO HIGHLAND REEL Top class 2YO and 7-time Gr.1 winner by GALILEO CARAVAGGIO Brilliantly fast Gr.1 winner at 2 and 3 by SCAT DADDY Contact: Coolmore Stud Tel: +353-52-6131298. Castlehyde Stud Tel: +353-25-31966. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.coolmore.com CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 1 RACING REVIEW EBN: SUNDAY, 13TH SEPTEMBER 2020 Johnny Murtagh celebrated his first Gr.1 win as a trainer as Get sold Champers Elysees (Elzaam) landed the Gr.1 Matron Stakes at Leopardstown yesterday. © Caroline Norris CHAMPAGNE CELEBRATIONS online! AS CHAMPERS TAKES MATRON Champers Elysees swept from last to first to record a stunning victory in the Gr.1 Matron Stakes, setting the seal on a magnificent rags to riches season. The three-year-old daughter of Elzaam also gave her trainer Johnny Murtagh his first Gr.1 victory as a trainer and was another top-level success for her jockey Colin Keane. There were plenty of big reputations on the line in yesterday’s 1m contest, with the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas heroine Peaceful (Galileo) and the Gr.1 Prix de Diane and Gr.1 Nassau Stakes heroine Fancy Blue (Deep Impact) in the line-up. Love Locket (No Nay Never) set a decent pace from the outset, chased by Know It All (Lord Kanaloa), with Peaceful racing just behind. Champers Elysees was settled towards the rear of the 11 runners and did not look to be a factor as the field turned for home, and Peaceful and Know It All settled down to fight out the finish, but Keane soon had his mount motoring and she swept past the field Make your on the outside to take the lead inside the final furlong and stride clear to record victory by a length and a quarter. Peaceful took entries now for second, a length and a half ahead of Fancy Blue. Bred by Karl Bowen, the winner was purchased for €12,500 as a C – foal at the Tattersalls Ireland November Flat breeding Stock Sale and as a yearling at Part 2 of the Tattersalls Ireland September closes Yearling Sale by her trainer for only €28,000. A year later, she failed S to find a buyer at the Goffs Autumn Horses in Training Sale when not sold at €95,000. 20th. A winner at the Curragh at two, she returned to action on the first day that racing resumed, winning a 7f handicap at the Curragh, before stepping up to win the a Listed contest a month later at Galway. She then went on to land the Gr.3 Fairy Bridge Stakes at Gowran Park before her Gr.1 bid yesterday. CADILLAC MOTORS TO GR.2 GLORY Click here for Having finished runner-up in the Gr.2 Futurity Stakes last month when sent off favourite, Cadillac scored an impressive victory in . the Gr.2 Champions Juvenile Stakes at Leopardstown yesterday. Van Gogh (American Pharoah) set the early pace with Cadillac (Lope de Vega), Jack Duggan (Jack Milton) and Snapraeterea (Buratino) all travelling prominently in the early stages, before some scrimmaging altered the order in the mid- 2 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 RACING REVIEW EBN: SUNDAY, 13TH SEPTEMBER 2020 VOYAGE GETS BEST IN BOOMERANG Safe Voyage scored the biggest win of his lengthy career last time out when scooping the Gr.2 City of York Stakes and yesterday the teak-tough gelding added a second victory at that level to his tally in the Gr.2 Boomerang Mile at Leopardstown. The seven-year-old son of Fast Company has now won 12 of his 28 starts and has been a wonderful servant for owner Ross Harmon and trainer John Quinn. Fellow British raider Century Dream (Cape Cross) was swiftly in the lead in yesterday’s 1m contest and took the field along, with Lancaster House (Galileo) in close order. Safe Voyage travelled sweetly for Colin Keane just behind the leaders and was Cadillac (Lope De Vega) won the Gr.2 Champions Juvenile sent on with two furlongs to go as Century Dream’s run petered Stakes for Jessica Harrington and Shane Foley. out and Sinawaan (Kingman) stormed up to challenge. Safe © Caroline Norris Voyage took the lead with a furlong to go but was tackled immediately by Sinawaan and the pair duelled all the way to the line, with Safe Voyage coming off best in a photo finish to claim division. Cadillac made his move with three furlongs to go and victory by a short head. Vatican City (Galileo) ran on well to take threw down his challenge over two furlongs out, heading Van third, four lengths behind Sinawaan. Gogh and powering clear to score by three and a half lengths. Bred by Adolf Schneider out of the winning Mujadil mare Reve De Vol (Siyouni) stayed on well to take third, but never Shishangaan, Safe Voyage was purchased for £52,000 at the looked like catching the front pair, finishing two and three Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale. quarters of a length in arrears. Bred by Sunderland Holdings Inc, Cadillac was purchased by BBA Ireland for €40,000 at the Goffs Orby Sale. He is the first TIGER MOTH FLIES TO SUCCESS winner out of the 6f winner Seas Of Wells (Dansili), herself a Tiger Moth had raced only three times prior to lining up in Gr.3 daughter of a half-sister to the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes heroine company at Leopardstown yesterday, but the son of Galileo had Damson (Entrepreneur). proven his talent when finishing runner-up in the Gr.1 Irish Derby. Tattersalls Autumn HIT Group 1 Winner FIERCE IMPACT MAKYBE DIVA STAKES, Gr. 1 sold Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale by Jamie Railton (Agent) to Matthew Smith Racing for 120,000 gns also 2nd RUSSIAN CAMELOT Next Sale sold Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, Book 1 by October Yearling Sale, Book 1 6th - 8th October Camas Park Stud to Jeremy Brummitt Tel: +44 1638 665931 www.tattersalls.com for 120,000 gns CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 3 RACING REVIEW EBN: SUNDAY, 13TH SEPTEMBER 2020 on to score with ease by four lengths. Silence Please (Gleneagles) ran on well for second, finishing a neck ahead of Up Helly Aa. Bred by Coolmore, Tiger Moth holds a raft of attractive entries, including the Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and the Gr.1 Melbourne Cup, and, given how few miles he has on the clock, the high-class performer is almost certain to improve with age next year. He is a half-brother to the high-class juvenile and sire Coach House (Oasis Dream), out of the Gr.3 winner Lesson In Humility (Mujadil), a haf-sister to the Gr.3 Oh So Sharp winner Poet’s Vanity (Poet’s Voice) and the Listed winner and Gr.3-placed Boastful (Clodovil). NO BLUES FOR MONDAY Monday may have been a maiden heading into yesterday’s Listed Gr.1 Irish Derby runner-up Tiger Moth (Galileo) landed the EBF Ingabelle Stakes, but the daughter of Fastnet Rock made first Group victory of his career yesterday.
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