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Yaupon colt tops Keeneland Book 4 opener at 825,000 dollars
Keeneland moved into Book 4 of its September Yearling Sale on Monday with gross up 9.41 percent and the median up 20 percent, led by an 825,000 dollar Yaupon colt.
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Mazu upstages Joliestar in The Shorts
Mazu beat Joliestar by a neck in the Group 2 The Shorts at Randwick and Joe Pride says The Everest is not really his race, while Ka Ying Rising has landed in Sydney to defend it.
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Court delay gives Rouget a last Arc with Arrow Eagle
A court in Pau has put back the winding up of Jean-Claude Rouget’s business to 6 October, leaving him free to saddle Arrow Eagle as his final runner in the Arc.
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Nyquist colt tops Keeneland Book 3 finale at 1.2 million dollars
Keeneland closed Book 3 of its September Yearling Sale on Sunday with a session up 5.54 percent and a Nyquist colt bred by Three Chimneys Farm on top at 1.2 million dollars.
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Autumn Glow takes the Seven Stakes and stays out of The Everest
Autumn Glow won the Group 2 Seven Stakes at Royal Randwick to take her record to 13 wins from 14 starts, and does not race again until the Group 1 King Charles III Stakes on 17 October, the race her connections chose ahead of The Everest.
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Pellitory gives O’Meara a third Ayr Gold Cup
Pellitory came from the far side group to win the Ladbrokes Ayr Gold Cup by half a length under Daniel Tudhope, a third win in the race for David O’Meara.
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The Puma gets his Grade 1 in the Pennsylvania Derby
The Puma, scratched from the Kentucky Derby on the morning of the race, swept three wide at Parx on Saturday to hold Further Ado by a half length and win the first Grade 1 of his career.
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Arthur Hancock, who raised Sunday Silence, dies at 83
Arthur B. Hancock III, who left Claiborne Farm to build Stone Farm and raised three Kentucky Derby winners there, died at home in Paris, Kentucky on Friday at the age of 83.
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Ka Ying Rising leaves for Sydney to defend The Everest
David Hayes worked Ka Ying Rising over 1200 metres at Sha Tin on Friday and the world’s highest rated horse flies to Sydney on Sunday night, while the Group 1 New Zealand Oaks winner Leica Lucy has been retired to stud.
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Osborne doubles at Ayr with the Gold Cup to come
Saffie Osborne rode a double on the opening day of the Ladbrokes Ayr Gold Cup Festival for Richard Spencer and Phil Cunningham, and rides Twilight Calls for the same stable in Saturday’s feature.