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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

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 333 days ago ·

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Irish Eyes Smiled on Ballydoyle Once Again

The Irish Derby victor once again hailed from the barn of Aidan O'Brien.Read More

Posted 338 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Any more news on the status for Canford Cliffs for the Coral-Eclipse ... add his name to So You Think, Workforce, and Snow Fairy, and it looks like one of the races of the year! · 338 days ago ·

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timgsmith10 · That is a great field. · 338 days ago ·

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medlocke · @BrianZipse, Canford Cliffs has already been pulled out of the Coral-Eclipse field. Snow Fairy is still a possibility? But it's ground dependent for her? Dunlop's first choice for Snow Fairy is the Coral-Eclipse. But if she doesn't go to Sandown, she'll be going to Haydock for the Lancashire Oaks. Workforce and So You Think are both still in the Coral-Eclipse field. Along with Confront, Cape Blanco, Jan Vermeer, Alexander Pope, and Sri Putra. · 338 days ago ·

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medlocke · I think Treasure Beach is a much better horse than the "so-called experts" gave him credit for being. If Mikhail Barzelona mistimes his ride at Epsom on Pour Moi by even a second, we're looking at a dual Derby winner in Treasure Beach. And if history has taught us anything, it's that only special 3yr.old colt's win both the Epsom and Irish Derbies. I.E., Shergar and Galileo both spring to mind immediately as having won both, along with the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. · 338 days ago ·

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skipaway2000 · Do you know the story behind Memphis Tennessee's name? That's my hometown, and there has got to be a reason this colt carries that very specific place as his name! · 335 days ago ·

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So You Think hammered for Coral-Eclipse

SO YOU THINK has been backed into even-money favouritism for Saturday's Group 1 Coral-Eclipse at Sandown after the sponsors reported taking a £40,000 bet on the Prince Of Wales's Stakes runner-up.The Aidan O'Brien-trained favourite, who was cut from 5-4, faces a mouthwatering clash with last year's ...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 338 days ago ·

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medlocke · Many people in the UK think this is a publicity ploy. That no one has really laid a $40,000 bet on So You Think? If the $40,000 bet really did happen? It may have something to do with it being widely rumored that So You Think's regular rider when he was in Australia, Steven Arnold, allegedly having contacted Aidan O'Brien and offering his services to ride So You Think in the Coral-Eclipse on Saturday. Ryan Moore had ridden So You Think in both of his G1 starts in Europe. The G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup, and the G1 Prince of Wales's Stakes. But Moore is committed to ride Workforce for Sir Michael Stoute on Saturday. So if Steven Arnold really has offered his services? O'Brien would be foolish to refuse it. Because nobody knows this horse as well as Steven Arnold does. And nobody had ridden him in more G1 stakes races than Steven Arnold has. · 338 days ago ·

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