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Frankel Thumps Rivals in Ascot's QE II

SUPERSTAR colt Frankel stretched his unbeaten record to nine with another convincing thumping of his rivals.Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 117 days ago ·

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medlocke · A Rolling Stones song springs to mind: BEAST OF BURDEN!! Christ on the cross, how good is this horse at a mile on turf?? Excelebration was just much the best in winning the G1 Prix Du Moulin at Longchamp, and has been one of the fastest improving turf milers in Europe this season. Immortal Verse beat not only beat the best 3yr.old fillies in Europe in the G1 Coronation Stakes at Ascot, but also handled Goldikova in the G1 Prix Jacques Le Marois with a good bit in hand. Frankel made both Excelebration and Immortal Verse, outstanding horses in their right, look absolutely ordinary in the Q.E.II Stakes today!! If Frankel comes to Churchill Downs for the BC Mile now? Goldikova's reign as BC Mile champion ends that very day. Period. This horse is a total beast at a mile on turf, and not even the queen mare herself can deal with the kind of explosive turn of foot this colt has!! JMO. · 117 days ago ·

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Winplacsho · Frankel and Immortal Verse sadly won't be coming over for the BC Mile. · 117 days ago ·

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rossington · I haven't heard officially one way or the other if Henry Cecil and Prince Khalid Abdullah intend to make the trek to Churchill Downs with Frankel in 3 weeks time for the BC Mile or not? But regardless whether Frankel shows up for the race or not? He's left little doubt that he's the best turf miler in the world by a street this year. If he does show up for the BC Mile? My advise to everyone is to lump on big. Because with no disrespect intended to Goldikova or Freddie Head, Frankel could likely stop halfway through the race to take a p-ss, and still beat Goldikova with a fare bit in hand. TJMO. · 116 days ago ·

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TVG Has Busy Weekend Covered

Big racing weekends are commonplace for TVG, America’s horseracing network, and the one upcoming is no exception.On Sunday, TVG will present live, on-site coverage from Toronto in the form of Woodbine’s three major Breeders’ Cup Challenge races – the Pattison Canadian International, the E.P. Taylor ...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 119 days ago ·

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Workforce, Rewilding Headline King George

The Group 1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot, midsummer highlight of the British racing season, has attracted a select field of five for the first Breeders' Cup Challenge race held in the United Kingdom this year.Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 202 days ago ·

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medlocke · According to England's RacingPost.com web-site, Royal-Ascot did not get the amount of rain that they were expecting to get, and the track surface for tomorrow's King George is going to be very fast!! IMO, that makes Workforce a big time lay in this race. The worst race that Workforce has run in his career thus far was last in last year's King George. And I very much suspect that it was because of the track condition that day that Workforce ran so poorly. He doesn't like a fast surface. He very much needs cut in the ground, and he's just not going to get the kind of cut in the ground at Ascot tomorrow that he requires. Granted, Harbinger was a street better than anyone in last year's King George. But Workforce ended up 5th in that race. Well behind Harbinger, Cape Blanco, Youmzain, and Daryakana. I think this year's King George is going to come down to a 2 horse duel between St Nicholas Abbey and Rewilding. If St Nicholas Abbey's turn of foot works for him as well at Ascot as it did at Chester when he won the Ormonde Stakes or at Epsom when he won the Coronation Cup? I think he win's the race. If Abbey doesn't handle the surface at Ascot? Then Rewilding may bolt up easily? TJMO. · 202 days ago ·

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timgsmith10 · This is a very interesting race.. Ill go Workforce with St nicholas 30 dollar exacter box... · 202 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Rewilding all the way! · 202 days ago ·

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shores · heartbreaking.... · 201 days ago ·

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Nathaniel Eyes King George

Nathaniel, favourite for the Ladbrokes St Leger,could have his sights aimed at the Betfair-backed King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot next month.The three-year-old, an impressive winner of the King Edward VII Stakes at the royal meeting last time, could return to the track to face old...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 212 days ago ·

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Hooligans at Royal Ascot

It was an action packed day at Royal Ascot and I'm not talking about the racing. A brawl broke out in the stands. Hey, watch out for the guy with the bottle! Photo - INS News Agency LTD. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 237 days ago ·

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JamminPark · Goodness, well glad i wasnt there, though it would have been quite interesting to see :3 · 237 days ago ·

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shores · haha and a loose horse this morning race 1 too! · 236 days ago ·

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dreamingofanna · Please its not like our fruitful lawns are littered to oblivion every upcoming event. Pimlico usually looks like a land fill on Preakness day, Churchill too. · 236 days ago ·

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The Best Two Milers in the World

I almost felt sorry for Cityscape. As three horses joined the battle outside the furlong marker, it was him that I knew did not belong. He's a nice horse, the five-year-old stakes winning son of Selkirk, but I mean come on. Talk about finding your way into a gunfight armed only with a switchblade. F...Read More

Posted 240 days ago ·

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rayjay · Canford Cliffs is the new "King of the Hill," and Goldy should avoid him, as well as Frankel. Frankie is a great horse who overcame a very bad ride. The pacesetter was his stablemate, why move so soon? Three high quality horses, should be fun! · 239 days ago ·

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timgsmith10 · I disagree, Goldikova is still the Boss. One loss doesnt make a season. · 239 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · Both are awesome and it should be a major treat to watch them in the BCM · 239 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Canford Cliffs and Goldikova in the BC Mile? Yes, please! · 239 days ago ·

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medlocke · I'm not sure I'd go so far as to say that we witnessed a changing of the guard at Royal-Ascot at the end of this year's Queen Anne Stakes? But I would go so far as to say that Goldikova has finally met in Canford Cliffs a turf miler who's turn of foot is every bit equal, if not quicker than Goldikova's. It's no accident that Canford Cliffs has now won 5 straight major G1's over a mile on the turf in Europe. All last season, Canford Cliffs trainer, Richard Hannon, kept running Paco Boy and Dick Turpin at Goldikova, and she always proved to be a half length to a length better than both every time. That's just no longer the case with her facing Canford Cliffs, IMO. Canford Cliffs is a very legitimate threat to dethroning Goldikova in her bid to win a 4th B.C. Mile. TJMO. · 237 days ago ·

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zXswordxz · This topic is so misleading, I thought they were talking about best horse that can run two mile. Should it be " Two of the best Miler in the World"? · 237 days ago ·

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Immortal Verse Kicks Clear in Coronation

IMMORTAL VERSE led home a French-trained one-two when she stormed clear of Nova Hawk in the Coronation Stakes, the highlight of Friday's card at Royal Ascot. The 8-1 winner is trained by Robert Collet, whose son Rod is responsible for Nova Hawk, who returned at 9-2. Barefoot Lady, a 16-1 chance, far...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 237 days ago ·

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medlocke · Huge prop's to Bobby Flay for being willing to ship B.C.Juvenile Fillies Turf champion, More Than Real, across the Atlantic to Royal-Ascot to run in the G1 Coronation Stakes. Most American owners wouldn't dream of doing it. That said, Flay really asking a tall order of this talented filly to go into Ascot against many of the better 3yr.old turf fillies in Europe off of an 8 month lay-off, and very lightly raced. · 237 days ago ·

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Fame And Glory Shines in Gold Cup

Fame And Glory landed a monster punt and silenced those who thought he would not get the trip as he ran out a most convincing winner of the Gold Cup.The Aidan O'Brien-trained five-year-old was backed into a starting price of just 11-8 having been 2-1 in the morning and those who supported him had ha...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 238 days ago ·

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medlocke · What a sublime performance by Fame and Glory in today's G1 Gold Cup at Ascot!! Many people, myself included, had doubt's about whether or not Fame and Glory would stay the 2m 4f trip? But this horse stayed every bit of that trip on testing ground that probably made the horses feel like that went more like 3 miles. Ultra impressive performance. Just no other way to say it. Every horse in the field were stellar stayers in their own right. So for Fame and Glory to win so convincingly on such soft ground may make this Gold Cup win just as impressive as any that Yeats won, IMO. · 238 days ago ·

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yukichan · Fame and Glory was AWESOME today. 2 1/2 mile trip and he won by 3. · 238 days ago ·

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Rewilding Surprises So You Think

REWILDING rewrote the So You Think script by defeating the Australian superstar with a relentless and tireless drive down the straight.Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 239 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · Nice, HRN had these results up before the Bloodhorse! · 239 days ago ·

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rossington · I think Ryan Moore committed for home just a tad too early on So You Think in the Prince of Wales, much like Tom Queally did on Frankel in the St James's Palace. But it's not an excuse for So You Think. Because Rewilding is an outstanding horse in his own right. He's definitely a legit G1 horse himself. He ran 3rd behind Workforce in last year's Epsom Derby. He won the G2 Great Voltigeur Stakes at York against a tough field that included Joshua Tree. Who came out of that race to win 2 G1 races. Then he beat a very tough G1 Sheema Classic field in Dubai. Yes sir, a very legit G1 horse. My only concern for Rewilding was that I thought 10f might be a trip too short for him. Being that his biggest career successes to date had all come over 12f. But not a bit of it. A great race where 2 of the world's best on turf came to the fore!! · 239 days ago ·

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Canford Cliffs Denies Goldikova in Queen Anne

CANFORD CLIFFS won a thrilling Queen Anne Stakes from the well-backed favourite Goldikova, with Cityscape back in third. Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 240 days ago ·

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TimSmith · What was the winning time? · 240 days ago ·

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xMystix · From what I heard from the TVG people over there, they don't do race times. So we have to go on the visual performance. Anyone, correct me if I'm wrong on this. · 240 days ago ·

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amfuller · They are showing a time of 1:38.38 · 240 days ago ·

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xMystix · Thanks, amfuller! I'm more familiar with times on our tracks over in North America, so for that time, is that considered a great, relatively decent/ good, or poor showing? I'm still a bit unfamiliar with racing times across the Pond, as it were. · 240 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · All I know, is that their times are slower. I do comparative times, with the aid of the Track Equalization Chart. It is very difficult to grade their times, for they are a lot slower. Probably, due to tracks that are more subjected to clammy, off weather. They do have something, I think, that's called Time Formulator, which is equal to the Beyer Speed Rating over here. That's probably the best gauge, is to familiarize yourself with the Time Formulator. At least that would give you an idea of the best across te pond. · 240 days ago ·

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evo1980 · Canford cliffs the worlds best miler! if in doubt he will prove it in the breeders cup mile this year! goldikova stay at home. · 240 days ago ·

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Thead'or · ^She knows Churchill. Canford has never done anything but run in a straight line. He doesn't know the turns of American tracks, Goldikova has an obvious advantage. I believe she'll win it again. Like she always does. · 240 days ago ·

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medlocke · Thead'or, Canford Cliffs knows the turns at Goodwood, because he beat Rip Van Winkle over them in last year's Sussex. I don't by any means take anything away from Goldikova. She ran another great race at Ascot today, as per usual. But she finally ran into a horse in the Hannon barn that wasn't named Paco Boy or Dick Turpin. She ran into Canford Cliffs. A horse that I've been saying every since his 3yr.old season has every bit the turn of foot, or better than Goldikova. No excuses for either of them today. Simply put, Canford Cliffs turn of foot was just a good deal more emphatic than Goldikova's was in the Queen Anne. · 240 days ago ·

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horsisars · Oh dont jump the gun.. that is one race and they battled it pretty hard.. I would never count Goldikiova out and I believe she will bounce back to get Canford Cliffs in the next one.. · 240 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · Just watched coverage of the race and they said Goldikova was a bit hotter than usual before the race. · 240 days ago ·

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Rossington · I don't believe very many people saw past the "big 2", Canford Cliffs and Goldikova, finishing 1-2 in this race, one way or another? But I would imagine that trainer Roger Charlton and Prince Khalid Abdullah would have to be ecstatic about the way that Cityscape ran in this race. He really laid down a late challenge, and briefly looked like he might really hit the wire with Canford Cliffs and Goldikova. But it was still a career best for Cityscape. Beaten 1-3/4 lengths by Canford Cliffs, and 1 length by Goldikova. Cityscape ended the 2010 season with win's in the listed Superior Mile at Haydock, and the G3 Joel Stakes at Newmarket. Then made his seasonal debut at Sandown, where he was beaten by 2-1/4 lengths by Dick Turpin in the G2 Bet365 Mile. Most people had Cityscape figured to finish behind Cape Blanco, Rio De La Plata, and some figured even behind Ransom Note also. I think this race will give Cityscape a huge dose of confidence, and I don't doubt Charlton looking for a strong G2 or another G1 over a mile for Cityscape to contest in the very near future!! TJMO. · 240 days ago ·

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bigfootmauler · not every horse is perfect! but she sure can run! hope they dont run her too old! · 240 days ago ·

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Frankel Hangs On in St James's Palace

THE brilliant Frankel stretched his unbeaten run to seven by landing the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot on Tuesday. Sent off at 30-100, Frankel stormed clear turning for home, but began to fade as the Aidan O'Brien-trained Zoffany got going for Ryan Moore. Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 240 days ago ·

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medlocke · Given the severity of the mistake made by Tom Queally with that very premature move in the St James's Palace, Frankel is very lucky that it was just inferior 3yr.old's that he was facing today, IMO. He was definitely paddling at race's end, and Zoffany was closing on him like a shot. Henry Cecil's been talking about taking Frankel to Goodwood next to take on Canford Cliffs in this year's G1 Sussex Stakes. But what I saw out of Canford Cliffs and Goldikova in the Queen Anne today, if Frankel had been facing top level, older milers like Canford Cliffs or Goldikova in this race? He definitely would've been swept aside, and dealt his first career loss today. JMO. · 240 days ago ·

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Rossington · Right after Frankel crossed the wire just 3/4 of a length ahead of Zoffany in the St Jame's Palace, the camera man spanned his camera into the stand's, and pointed it at Sir Henry Cecil. A picture really is worth a thousand word's. Because Cecil had a real look of disgust on his face for jockey Tom Queally not carrying out his instruction's, and very nearly allowing his star colt to get at the wire by Zoffany. Cecil did not look happy, one bit. I'd imagine he'll be telling Tom Queally that from now on, he ride's Frankel Henry's way, or no way at all!! · 240 days ago ·

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Frankel Looms Large in St James's Palace

Juddmonte Farms’ Frankel was among 13 early entries for the Gr1 St James's Palace Stakes, co-feature on opening day of Royal Ascot, which runs from Tuesday, June 14 through Saturday, June 18. The ease with which Frankel crushed the opposition in his most recent start, the Gr1 2000 Guineas at ...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 242 days ago ·

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xMystix · I can't wait to see this tomorrow! I'm so exited =D! · 241 days ago ·

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yukichan · Enbarassing that he is ranked just 47th here.....come on folks · 240 days ago ·

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TimSmith · Not the greatest performance.. Id take Animal Kingdom at anything over a mile, · 240 days ago ·

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xMystix · Agreed, although, Frankel is also bred for the distance, being sired by Galileo. He just needs to learn how to relax and not use that burst up in the middle of the race. Whether he or Animal Kingdom could beat each other would be interesting as one has mostly raced on dirt (though, Animal Kingdom clearly, by pedigree, would relish the turf) and the other has raced on turf (whether Frankel could race and win on dirt remains to be seen). Frankel vs Animal Kingdom, though? That will most definitely add intrigue to this year's Breeders Cup if both horses show up at the same dance ;). I just sure hope that both will remain sound and safe so that they can dance their dance in the fall. · 240 days ago ·

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TimSmith · Ya it will be interesting to see. Or Canford, goldi, frankel, gio ponti mile would be great!! Hope they do stay sound for sure! · 240 days ago ·

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TimSmith · One thing is Ive heard people upset about Frankels rating.I dont think he is a top 10 horse yet. I agreed 47 is too low but he is still learning the game · 240 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · I remember when Giant's Causeway came to the 2000 BC Classic, first time to run on dirt. Ran a champion race in a close losing effort to Tiznow. A friend of mine mentioned prior to the race that he was going with GC & Tiznow, stating that although it was GC's first effort on dirt, he was on the extreme outside, and he wouldn't have any dirt kicked in his face. Maybe Frankel can draw the outside, and not be fazed. · 240 days ago ·

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Goldikova, Canford Cliffs Clash at Ascot

Goldikova's eagerly-anticipated clash with Canford Cliffs looks set for Tuesday, with the two star milers both among the early entries for the Gr1 Queen Anne Stakes, opening event of the five-day Royal Ascot festival, which runs from June 14 through Saturday, June 18.Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 242 days ago ·

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horsisars · I cant wait to see this race... I watched some Canford Cliffs races and it is going to be tough for Goldikova... but I still think she is the best and will put Canford Cliffs away... I hope. · 242 days ago ·

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TimSmith · This is a great match up!! GOOOOOldikova · 241 days ago ·

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xMystix · Definitely waking up early to watch all of this tomorrow ;). · 241 days ago ·

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12thCrown · We need a big race to get excited about after that weird Belmont! Hoping Gold' can strike again to keep our interest through the Breeders' Cup so she can get her due!! · 241 days ago ·

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xMystix · 12thCrown, I agree! I don't think she gets enough due just because she is a foreign horse. · 241 days ago ·

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Ward Primed for More Royal Ascot Success

Wesley Ward, the first American trainer to have winners at Great Britain’s famous Royal Ascot meeting, has a team of eight primed for next week. The Keeneland-based handler is in a confident mood as he bids to improve on his tally in 2009 when he sent out Strike The Tiger to win the Windsor C...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 242 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · Go get 'em Wesley! · 242 days ago ·

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All eyes on Frankel in St James's Palace

THIRTEEN colts remained in the St James's Palace Stakes at Wednesday's forfeit stage, but the odds suggest it will be a one-horse race with Frankel 1-3 to add another Group 1 to his cv.All eyes will be on the son of Galileo on Tuesday, when Royal Ascot kicks off with three top-level races, following...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 246 days ago ·

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dubby30 · Frankel should Romp · 246 days ago ·

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medlocke · He romped at Royal-Ascot last season when he beat Klammer and the Epsom Derby 2nd, Treasure Beach, by a huge margin to win the G2 Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes. Frankel really is a freak of nature. One of those very special horses that comes along that a trainer is lucky to ever have one in a lifetime!! Frankel really is as advertised, and more!! · 244 days ago ·

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rossington · There's going to be some other very decent 3yr.old's in the St James's Palace Stakes field that are already G1 winners in Europe themselves. I.E., Dream Ahead, Wootton Bassett, Excelebration, and Zoffany. That said, Frankel is literally in a league all his own among his 3yr.old pears. The running of the St James's Palace is almost just a formality, IMO. Frankel's likely to never be truly tested until he step's up against older horses. They say that great horses can run on any surface? Henry Cecil brought Twice Over to America in 2009 to try and win the Breeders Cup Classic. But IMO, if Cecil so chose to put Frankel on the conventional dirt at Churchill Downs? This horse would give him a much bigger chance of winning the Breeders Cup Classic than he had with Twice Over. With all of the better conventional dirt horses now retired, I.E., Zenyatta, Blame, Lookin At Lucky, and Quality Road, likely as not, Frankel would romp against what's left among the American hopeful's in this year's Classic. TJMO. · 243 days ago ·

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Cape Blanco might go in Queen Anne

CAPE BLANCO could clash with top milers Goldikova and Canford Cliffs in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot according to trainer Aidan O'Brien.The four-year-old, a major share in which was purchased by Dr Jim and Fitri Hay earlier in the year, won the Irish Derby and Irish Champion Stakes last seas...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 252 days ago ·

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medlocke · I know that Ballydoyle has a ton of middle distance talent in the barn for the 2011 season. The likes of So You Think, St Nicholas Abbey, Cape Blanco, Await The Dawn, Fame and Glory, and Jan Vermeer. And that's just their older horses. I'm sure it's hard to find black type, G1 stakes races for all of them, and keep them separated from racing each other along the way? But I wonder if Aidan O'Brien isn't treating Cape Blanco almost as an afterthought? Because I'm not sure what this horse has ever done to warrant being thrown into the Queen Anne Stakes field against Goldikova and Canford Cliffs both, over a mile? He won the G2 Dante Stakes and G1 Irish Champion Stakes over 10f for Ballydoyle in 2010. He also won the G1 Irish Derby, and ran 2nd in the G1 King George over 12f for Ballydoyle in 2010. Cape Blanco's obviously a much better middle distance horse, and he get's rewarded by having to face Goldikova and Canford Cliffs at Ascot over a mile? Come on Aidan O'Brien?? Cape Blanco deserves more respect than that? It looks almost like you're just throwing him to the wolves here, because you can't figure out what middle distance G1 race to send him to? IMO. · 244 days ago ·

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Workforce to Miss Royal Ascot

WORKFORCE is set to miss Royal Ascot and what promised to be an intriguing head-to-head with former Australian star So You Think in next Wednesday's Prince of Wales's Stakes.Royal Ascot remained a possibility for the 2010 Derby winner after he made a winning reappearance at Sandown 13 days ago, but ...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 246 days ago ·

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medlocke · Workforce isn't missing the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal-Ascot. Sir Michael Stoute is dodging So You Think like the plague over 10f. You'll excuse me while I laugh at Horseracingnation.com having Animal Kingdom and Havre De Grace rated higher in their power rating's that So You Think or Black Caviar!! LOL. Black Caviar's the #1 rated sprinter in the world, still unbeaten. So You Think is the best middle distance turf horse in the world. Only out of the $$$ one time in his career, and a 6-time G1 winner. Animal Kingdom or Havre De Grace couldn't come within 5 length's of So You Think, on any surface!! · 245 days ago ·

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Pletcher horses settled; Sweet Sanette ready

The magnificent preview videos and interviews from Thorough Media Solutions continue at Royal Ascot. Simon Burgess catches up with some of the connections throughout the lead-up. Ginny DiPasquale, traveling assistant for Todd Pletcher, previews the two horses brought to Royal Ascot by the leading Am...Read More

Source: dubairacenight.com · Posted 245 days ago ·

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Delegator Gets Barzalona at Ascot

DERBY winning jockey Mickael Barzalona is to take the plum ride on Delegator in the Group 1 Golden Jubilee Stakes as he stands in for the suspended Frankie Dettori for Godolphin on the final two days of Royal Ascot next week.Barzalona, who made world headlines with his victory celebration as Pour Mo...Read More

Source: racingpost.com · Posted 246 days ago ·

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Wesley Ward Returning to Royal Ascot

Wesley Ward, the first American trainer to have winners at Royal Ascot, has a team of eight primed for the big meeting next week. The Keeneland-based handler is in confident mood as he bids to improve on his tally in 2009 when he sent out Strike The Tiger to win the Windsor Castle Stakes and Jealous...Read More

Source: sportinglife.com · Posted 246 days ago ·

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