The Emerging Star Excellent proposal made a big statement with an impressive victory in the Class 2 Czech Lap Coke Handicap (1800m) yesterday afternoon (Sunday, October 4) at Shitin.
Exciting John Size-Training Gelding defeated a fine field of experienced gallopers and cemented his cement as a major contender in this season’s three-run four-year-old classic series, beating HK. million 12 Million Hong Kong Classic Miles (January 24, 2021)
“He didn’t try to chase them today but he definitely did,” said Size, adding that “he’s included himself in the ratings to aspire to the four-year-old classic series.” Comfortable – so I’m happy. With him. “His temperament is good – he’s good, he’s performing well and now that he’s got that rating he can take a break.”
The impressive offer boosted his impressive record to three wins from four starts with today’s half-length score, and he is now out of both the Classic Mile (1600 m) and Classic Cup (1800 m) trips. . Although the distance of the 2000 meters derby is unknown, winning jockey Joao Morera is not a concern: “I don’t see any problem with that,” he said.
“He is facing everything we have given him. “Fortunately, we did not go as far as last time, but he showed that he is the best horse on the field and the way he won proved it,” said Morera.
The four-year-old from Australia finished second last time debuting and has been unbeaten in three starts this season, first in the 1400m, then in the 1600m and 1800m.
“He’s a very kind and comfortable horse. I can’t be happier with this guy than I am – he has a bright future,” Morera said.
The spectacular offer, which was 123 lbs, defeated the last opener Tianchi Monster (111 lbs) by a half length and featured quality gallops including Ho Ho Khan (133 lbs), a group 3 winner, Butterfield (129). LB), Savvy Nine (129 lb), is a reliable team (127 lb) and Sodha (119 lb) is well into its rise.
“He knows what racing is and for me as a jockey I just have to try and not complicate it, to hit him or avoid the test, to get him a smooth race, which is a The time was again. This type of horse always makes a jockey’s life easier, “said Moreira.
Casper Fanz 900
Casper Fons recorded his 900th Hong Kong victory at the meeting while Infolding charged home with a Class 3 Nong Ping Handicap (1650m).
“It’s been great,” Phoenix said. “I haven’t been training for that long but 900 wins is a good milestone and I’m looking forward to 1000 – that’s the next goal and hopefully we’ll get it in the next two seasons.”
Fonse was first licensed for the 2003/04 racing season after assisting his late father, Laurie Fonse, as a pioneer in Hong Kong racing. “There have been a lot of moments – I have a lot of passion for this game because we know what goes on behind the scenes with the horses, they can break your heart with your troubles and when you come out and get results. So it is very beneficial.
“Most people and everyone is just watching the results, they don’t know what’s going on behind the scenes – we’re really working hard, all the Hong Kong trainers and we’re trying our best to get these horses out. Yes Out to perform week in and week out, ”Fanz said.
Many of Fanz’s credits include the Hong Kong Mile with the Duke in 2006, the 2011 Hong Kong Spirit with Lucky Nine and the 2010 Hong Kong Derby with Super Satin Plus international success in Singapore with Green Birdie, Lucky Nine and in recent years Southern Legend. Who won back-to-back Kranji Miles.
Today’s milestone came in Class 3 and the Fungs didn’t reach the heights before, yet it was a special victory. “It’s great to get it with a horse like him who has shared his point – I thought I really prepared him for this race – his trials were good,” Fanz said.
Vuitton and Purton combine
Douglas Vuitton and Jack Purton teamed up for their first win yesterday at the Temple of Gold in Shaw Teen, capturing the Class 3 Muyo Wo Handicap (1400m).
The pair were fierce competitors in the jockey’s room, with Perton finishing off Wyatt’s 13 consecutive champion jockey titles, but today the pair were on the same side, joining for their first win as a trainer and jockey.
“I’m in a different role now and he’s handling his tenure where I left off. He deserves to win the race and his performance is showing that he’s doing very well,” White said.
The Northern Hemisphere scored on their third three-year start, winning with a small header from the Australian star.
“He’s losing a little bit and he’s spent a lot of time learning things. He was a little too curious in the morning and he wanted to turn things around but his last run signaled he was coming.” Why? Said.
Under the tutelage of Referred Hannon, Efraz Gelding was a three-time winner pre-import in Great Britain; His latest victory before his arrival was a five-length rom on the Tapeta track at Newcastle Castle.
“He didn’t have much luck before and I think he always wanted to step up to 1400 meters. It was one thing for him to need to run under his belt when I stepped on him, otherwise he would run a little. Would be very curious. But it was a good ride by Jack (Purton), “said Vuitton.
Purton wasted no time in returning to the winner’s command, and for the race below, there was a Class 3 fan flame handicap (1000 meters) for the trainer Beno Young.
Danrich Galloper won his first win since the middle of 2018, running a frustrating race behind outs and injury concerns to capture his second win on his 11th start.
Shin’s mark is off
Blake Shin scored his first win of the new season as David Hall-trained Pilclone beat his opponents in the Class 5 Tung Chung Handicap (1400m).
“I was very happy to get him out of the way,” Shin said. “It’s been a while since we’ve had this victory. As we know, Hong Kong is all about winning and once you win, You get better opportunities – it’s harder to get good opportunities. ”
The Melbourne Cup-winning jockey took part in his 34th ride in the 78th race of the season, highlighting the toughness and competitive nature of riding in Hong Kong.
“I feel like people want to do well in Hong Kong but it’s a win-win and it’s a difficult business, there are some world-class jockeys so I’m happy to take it out and move on right now.
“I hope I can stay there, continue to extend my contract and try to improve my status as a leading rider in Hong Kong, so I will get some more opportunities,” Shin said. Shin said.
Matthew Chadwick and Tony Cruz successfully combined for the second time in multiple race meetings as Diamond Pegasus recorded a hard-fought victory in the Class 4 Tong Fuk Handicap (1200m).
Snitzel Gelding was led directly by Jade Phoenix but rallied under Chadwick to bring his nose to the fore when it was most important.
Chadwick then finished second in the Dirt Two Dirt Competition, riding a Chung Wah Spirit Class 4 Tai O Handicap (1650 m).
The Mi Sai-trained sparkling dolphin stunned at +7400 in the Class 4 Shaw Lo van Handicap (1000m), Dylan Mo’s second seasonal victory
Frankie Lore and Caris Titan joined together in the Class 4 Sue Ho Van Handicap (1400m) to win their first Hong Kong victory at the All for St. Paul’s.
Beno Young-trained you have my word straight but kept kicking to catch the opener, Class 5 Yi Oi Handicap (1800 m) for Chad Schofield.
