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Talent Sweeps to Victory in the Epsom Oaks

Epsom Downs was treated to a sublime display of perfection by jockey Richard Hughes as his mount powered clear in the final stages for victory in the Epsom Oaks.Read More

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zatt · Great finish and great odds ... can't wait for tomorrow! · 18 days ago ·

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Stoute's poor run must come to an end

A champion trainer whom has built an unparalleled legacy over multiple decades of success, Sir Michael Stoute has enjoyed many Classic victories embedded amongst a plethora of Group race victories, yet recent times haven't been the kindest to the master of Freemason Lodge Stables amongst racing's el...Read More

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BrianZipse · Hard to believe it has been more than thirty years since the great Shergar ... wonderful horse with an unspeakable end. · 20 days ago ·

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Jay S. · Yeah, and 30 years since Sunny's Halo. Seems like Sunny won the derby, that night I went to sleep, woke-up and 30 years are gone. · 20 days ago ·

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Jay S. · And that night I must've dreamt about Swale, Gate Dancer, Turkoman, Tank's Prospect, Ferdinand, Alysheba, and Sunday Silence. · 20 days ago ·

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You've come a long way, baby: Dank victorious in Atalanta‏

For all the entertainment that an evening at the extravagantly floodlit Kempton Park provides on the outskirts of London a charming Wednesday evening, very rarely - traditionally - does it produce a horse with the exceptional quality to progress onwards towards Group class company. Things are changi...Read More

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So You Think Denies Carlton House at Royal Ascot

So You Think registered a tenth success at the highest level as he denied Carlton House a fairytale win for the Queen at Royal Ascot in her Diamond Jubilee year. The two-and-a-quarter-length win took So You Think through the £5 million career earnings mark, completed a double on the afternoon for tr...Read More

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Workforce Retired to Stud in Japan

WORKFORCE, last year's Derby and Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner, has been retired to stud as reported in Monday's Racing Post.The four-year-old will join former stablemate Harbinger in Japan next year where he will stand at Teruya Yoshida's Shadai Farm after a deal was completed by owner Khalid Ab...Read More

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yukichan · He'll join Hilda's Passion and Untra Blend--also in Japan--maybe babies in their future! · 582 days ago ·

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yukichan · Dubawi Heights will be there too-- · 582 days ago ·

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ILuvTurfRacing · I saw a lot of comments made on YouTube slamming Workforce for his 2011 season. I would argue that it doesn't matter one iota that Workforce didn't win the G3 Brigadier Gerard Stakes by a more impressive margin than many thought he should have? Or that he was narrowly beaten So You Think in the G1 Coral-Eclipse Stakes. Or that he never won the King George. Or that his second Arc run was sub-par. The bottom line with this horse is that what he accomplished as a 3yr.old in 2010 will always be enough for other horsemen to want to breed to him. He smashed the track record in that 2010 Epsom Derby, and in the past 30 years, only the mighty Shergar's win in the 1981 Epsom Derby is any more visually impressive to look at than Workforce's in 2010. Then to follow up a track record Epsom Derby with an Arc De Triomphe win against a stellar field is something that's not been accomplished by a whole lot of 3yr.old's over the years. I'm glad that Workforce has been retired. Because he really had nothing left to prove after he won what was arguably 2 of the biggest G1 races in Europe. · 400 days ago ·

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Sea Moon to Win the Breeders’ Cup Turf

Day one of the serious Breeders’ Cup handicapping is complete, and have I got a winner for you ... I believe in eight days, we will be adding Sea Moon to this impressive list. Read More

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Marshal's Memory · http://www.oddschecker.com/horse-racing-betting/ante-post-racing/flat/breeders-cup-turf · 601 days ago ·

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Marshal's Memory · I'd plump for Await the Dawn myself , check out the Ladbrokes market there, four horses at 4-1 co-favourite · 601 days ago ·

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allstarpress · GREAT analysis, Brian. Unfortunately I don't think you'll get even 5-1 on Sea Moon. · 601 days ago ·

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zatt · I have a feeling that American bettors may go with the ones they know a bit more, hopefully leading to a 5 or 6-1 overlay on Sea Moon. · 601 days ago ·

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Winplacsho · Great minds think alike....Stoute also ran Conduit in the St. Leger before winning the BC Turf in 2008 · 600 days ago ·

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ScottDick · You know this is my favorite angle, improving euro 3 year old in the turf.. Red Rocks, Conduit, Dangerous Midge! · 600 days ago ·

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rayjay · I thought Sea Moon was going to be my little secret. He was boxed in the length of the stretch of the St. Leger. Improving, plus Sarafina's main goal was the Arc, this is just an afterthought I hope that you haven't ruined the price. · 600 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Hope not too, rayjay ... he's a live one! Midge, who you loved last year, was actually a 4yo, but I'm with you, Scott. · 600 days ago ·

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Zenyatta-Perfection Personified · Midday and Stacelita 1-2 for the girls :) · 600 days ago ·

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keeneland dan · I agree Sea Moon from down town runs past St Nich · 600 days ago ·

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footlick · If Sarafina is in form and runs her race she wins. Sea Moon and St Nicholas Abbey are all solid, but St Nick has already lost to Sarafina. Await the Dawn to me is the sleeper. I could be wrong, but I don't think Midday is quite a top 12 furlong horse, especially against others with proven 12 furlong form. But it is coming up a big race. · 600 days ago ·

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zilzal86 · If the going is as fast as last year then Mr Stoute will probably pull this one out · 600 days ago ·

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footlick · If there had been a decent cushion last year, it would not have mattered if it was fast because they till would have run. It was the fact that there was no cushion so the course was hard and jarring underneath, from what I have understood. Their comments were about the lack of a cushion so it was jarring the horses. They have no trouble running on firm at Santa Anita. It is all about the cushion. · 600 days ago ·

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zilzal86 · Sea Moons win impressive win came going that was quite sticky at York in August, several horses struggled with the looser ground during the festival there, i wouldnt bet a lot on him handling the tighter turns on faster ground, the OBrien pair have handled Chester though which is constantly on the turn · 600 days ago ·

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zilzal86 · Here is his victory at York http://www.racinguk.com/video/race-replays/20110817/1806957 · 600 days ago ·

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orangeman88 · I strongly believe that Midday hangs in the stretch and can never be trusted to take the top spot. St. Nick seems a cut below the others. I too like Sea Moon and Sarafina. How are people treating ATDs poor Judmontte International? Does he get a redo? Midday made him look second class there. · 598 days ago ·

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Workforce A Likely For The Arc

Longchamp's Course Clerk will water the course Saturday night to assure good and fair ground for all the Sunday races.This is very good news for connections of last year's winner, Workforce (King's Best USA), who finds fast ground jarring. Read More

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Workforce Prepares for Arc Title Defense

WORKFORCE continued his preparation for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday week with a racecourse gallop at Sandown on Tuesday.Last year's Arc and Derby winner worked over nine furlongs with stablemates Dux Scholar and Confront. Confront led the trio before Workforce was pushed to lead three fu...Read More

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medlocke · Workforce hasn't been disgraced in any of his races this season by any means. But that said, Workforce also doesn't look nearly the same horse as a 4yr.old that we saw smash the Epsom Derby record and win the Arc as a 3yr.old. In my opinion, you're just throwing $$$ away if you're backing Workforce for a repeat Arc win this year. Sarafina, So You Think, Galikova, Snow Fairy, Reliable Man, and possibly even St Nicholas Abbey are all likely to get home ahead of Workforce at Longchamp this year, IMO. · 636 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · A lot will depend on the turf condition at Longchamp. · 636 days ago ·

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Stoute Warning on Sea Moon in St Leger

Sir Michael Stoute, trainer of favourite Sea Moon has concerns that the persistent dry weather in North England might hurt his colt's chances in the final Classic of the season: Ladbrokes St Leger Stakes (Group 1) for three-year old fillies or entire colts (meaning no geldings), 1m6f132yd...Read More

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Workforce Sets Sights On Arc Repeat

Workforce, who finished second to Nathaniel in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes last month, will miss the Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot in favour of a crack at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on October 2.The Sir Michael Stoute-trained four-year-old, who won the Arc last season, is being...Read More

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So You Think Defeats Workforce

SO YOU THINK banished memories of his shock Royal Ascot defeat as he got the better of Workforce inan epic duel up the Sandown straight. The race had been built up into an eagerly anticipated head-to-head match between the big two and it did not disappoint as So You Think rallied late on under Seami...Read More

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Queen has decision on Irish Derby favorite

THE QUEEN is unlikely to decide until the middle of the week whether Carlton House will seek Classic compensation in Sunday's Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby, but bookmakers have offered their own recommendations, installing the royal star as short as 6-4 favourite for the Curragh showpiece. Carlton Hou...Read More

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Where are Racing's Stars?? Across the Pond!

SI read with interest a recent blog posting on another racing website in which the writer lamented, “Where are all the stars?” The subject matter concerned the North American racing scene, which seems to be lacking in some serious ‘star power’ so far this season. o---where are all the stars? Why sho...Read More

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BrianZipse · Goldikova, So You Think, Black Caviar, Frankel, Workforce, Canford Cliffs, Midday, Rocket Man ... racing has plenty of stars, even if they are not in America. Havre de Grace and Animal Kingdom have star potential, but they need to continue to win. · 751 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · Maybe if the owners weren't so greedy and let their race horses actually race until at least age five we would have SOME stallions racing here instead of making more studders! · 751 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · I read that article posted 05/29/2011 and on 05/28/2011 I posted this:I don't see the talent!Out of 13 other horses running not one could keep the pressue on in either the 2nd or 3rd quarter.The time was for a muddy track.Even many of the preaknesses run in the mud went faster than that.If your looking for some kind of really good horse look in the filly division the colts have nothing.AK is a good horse THIS year but not in other years. · 751 days ago ·

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bigfootmauler · i agree icy! race too early break down at a young age. look at the 3 year olds.. jaycito premier.. started WAY too early.. look at Z.. started at a good age and came out on top as well! · 751 days ago ·

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Workforce Probably Needs Race

WORKFORCE will "really need" his comeback run at Sandown on Thursday night, trainer Sir Michael Stoute has warned. Stoute admitted to concerns over last year's Derby and Arc winner, who will be having his first run since October and his first over 1m2f in more than a year when he lines up in the Gro...Read More

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medlocke · Today's G3 Brigadier Gerard Stakes at Sandown was a strong G3 field by anybody's standards. Three different G1 winners in the field in Workforce, Jan Vermeer, and Cavalryman. Plus the likes of Elusive Pimpernel, Afsare, Poet, Distant Memories, and Black Spirit. The horses that you thought might give Workforce a tough go of it in the race, i.e., Jan Vermeer, Elusive Pimpernel, Cavalryman, and Asfare never really figured. That said, Workforce made very hard work of beating a listed level horse in Poet today. The race was still in question inside the final half-furlong. But Workforce managed to pull out the win by a half-length in the final 100 yards. Workforce had originally been slated to make his 2011 seasonal debut in Ireland in the G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup. But was immediately withdrawn when Ballydoyle trainer, Aidan O'Brien, announced he would be entering the Australian wonder horse, So You Think, in the race. From what I've seen out of So You Think in his first 2 European starts of 2011, and seeing Workforce in his seasonal debut today, there's no way, IMO, that Workforce could handle So You Think over 10f. So You Think would just out-pace him badly. And frankly, after seeing So You Think stay out a 2 mile trip so strongly in the 2010 Melbourne Cup, I'm not really too sure that Workforce will fare much better with So You Think over 12f either? TJMO. · 754 days ago ·

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Waya · Workforce vs. So You Think next??? What a race that will be! · 754 days ago ·

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Stars Shine at York

Midday and Carlton House took center stage at York's Dante meeting earlier this week.Read More

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BrianZipse · Great to see Midday back, and in fine fettle! · 767 days ago ·

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Arc Winner Workforce Scratched

Trainer Michael Stoute notified Breeders' Cup officials at 9:30 a.m. EDT Nov. 6 that Workforce, the morning-line favorite for the Emirates Airline Turf (gr. IT), would not run in the race at Churchill Downs. Stoute had been considering withdrawing the Gran Prix de l’Arc (Fr-...Read More

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Workforce team get frosty reception

The temperature dropped sharply here today, with a forecast that it will be close to freezing when the 2010 Breeders' Cup opens tomorrow, and there was little sign of a thaw either in the battle of wills between the connections of Workforce and track officials over the condition of the turf course a...Read More

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Workforce set for best

The son of King's Best produced a spellbinding performance to win the Derby at Epsom by seven lengths in a course record time back in June, but then followed that with an inexplicably lifeless performance a month later in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.Plenty doubted the thre...Read More

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Workforce invading for Breeders' Cup Turf

The English Derby and Arc winner, Workforce, is a go for the Breeders' Cup Turf, providing the turf is not too firm. Read More

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medlocke · If Workforce is at his best in the Breeders Cup Turf? Be afraid. Be very afraid. Of both him, and the French 3yr.old, Behkabad. · 969 days ago ·

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railbird33 · AGREED, with shipping six to nine times zones and three weeks rest, past "Arc" winners have come up short in the BC turf. This year with an extra week off, Workforce will be ready ,,,, and dangerous!! · 969 days ago ·

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humphrey · WHo can adapt to that tight cornered turf course.....Not the big movers as there is no room · 969 days ago ·

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medlocke · I don't blame the connections of Paddy O' Prado for deciding to take their chances with him in the Breeders Cup Classic on dirt instead of trying to beat these Euro monsters on turf. Especially given that Paddy O' Prado has only one lifetime start at 12 furlongs on turf. A very good effort by Paddy O' Prado to finish 2nd to Winchester in the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic. But frankly, even though Winchester is quite a decent colt himself. Both he and Paddy O' Prado would find themselves out of their league going up against Workforce and Behkabad. I think these two are by far the class of the B.C. Turf contender field. There's other contenders that are very good horses in their own right. But Workforce and Behkabad are on a whole nother level from them, IMO. · 968 days ago ·

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bardiggler · Try Stubhub.com, you will pay a price but you get any tickets there · 968 days ago ·

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rossington · Until American trainers start stretching some of the American turf horses out 12 furlongs, and get them winning consistently at that distance, the Breeders Cup Turf title is going to continue to stay in the hand's of the European's year after year. Gio Ponti and Paddy O' Prado have, IMO, been the two best American turf horses in 2010. Gio Ponti has really been the flag bearer for American turf racing for the last two seasons. The problem that both Gio Ponti and Paddy O' Prado have is that both are extremely vulnerable to defeat at 12 furlongs. Both colt's best surface is definitely turf. But their optimum distance is 10 furlongs. Whereas, the European's get their horses racing 12 furlongs early and often. Case in point, Workforce. Destroys the 2010 Epsom Derby field in a course record time, and becomes the second consecutive 3yr.old colt to win the Prix De l' Arc De Triomphe in France at the same distance. Unless America just suddenly someday soon has a 12 furlong turf star drop from out of the clouds? LOL. I just don't know how long it will be until we ever have a legit shot to win the Breeders Cup Turf again? JMO. · 968 days ago ·

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humphrey · Rossington HIT the nail on the head but it should be EXPANDED to the entire breed's run in North America....Keep shortening the distances at graded levels and you will NEVER know where stamina comes from....It has been going on since the late 80's and in the not very distant future we are going to have 4 and 5 furlongs as the standard.....Breed speed to speed and that is what you get along with fragile thin legs. Not only is the Arc that distance, but that LONG stretch is UPHILL. · 968 days ago ·

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Talent Sweeps to Victory in the Epsom Oaks

A clear display of superiority and utmost Talent; Epsom Downs was treated to a sublime display of perfection by jockey Richard Hughes as his mount pow...

Stoute's poor run must come to an end

A champion trainer whom has built an unparalleled legacy over multiple decades of success. Sir Michael Stoute has enjoyed many Classic victories ...

You've come a long way, baby: Dank victorious in Atalanta‏

For all the entertainment that an evening at the extravagantly floodlit Kempton Park provides on the outskirts of London a charming Wednesday evening,...

So You Think Denies Carlton House at Royal Ascot

Prince Of Wales's Stakes (Group 1) 1m 2f, 4yo+ So You Think registered a tenth success at the highest level as he denied Carlton House a fairytale win...

Workforce Retired to Stud in Japan

WORKFORCE, last year's Derby and Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner, has been retired to stud as reported in Monday's Racing Post.The four-year-old will...

Sea Moon to Win the Breeders’ Cup Turf

Day one of the serious Breeders’ Cup handicapping is complete, and have I got a winner for you. Now is the time of year for the really good three-year...

Racing International - Workforce A Likely For The Arc

Longchamp's Course Clerk will water the course Saturday night to assure good and fair ground for all the Sunday races.This is very good news for conne...

Workforce Prepares for Arc Title Defense

WORKFORCE continued his preparation for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday week with a racecourse gallop at Sandown on Tuesday.Last year's Arc an...

Racing International - Stoute Warning on Sea Moon in St Leger

Sir Michael Stoute, trainer of favourite Sea Moon has concerns that the persistent dry weather in North England might hurt his colt's chances in the&n...

Workforce Sets Sights On Arc Repeat

Workforce, who finished second to Nathaniel in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes last month, will miss the Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot ...

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