Ranger Shoots down Rivals
Dartmouth lands Ormonde
stakes
Don’t Touch is left
Alone
Cajoled Needs Little
encouragement at Nottingham
So Mi Dar lands
Musidora Stakes
Memory is Magical In Duke Of York
Report
We start at Chester last Thursday where in the 1m 4f Group 3,
US Army Ranger ( Cliff,
Cod, Martin, Steve), went to post, Tracked leader, headway to lead 1f out, soon ridden, stayed
on under pressure when hard pressed inside final furlong, held on, winning by a
short head. He gets 16.3 points.
On Friday in the 1m 5f Group 3, Dartmouth
(Martin), took his chance, made all,
ridden over 1 out, edged left when pressed, inside final furlong, ran on under
pressure, always doing enough, winning by a neck. He
gets 33.8 points.
At Nottingham on Saturday in the 1m handicap, Cajoled ( Cliff Martin),
took her chance, Held up, headway on outer 3f
out, led over 1f out, ridden and ran on well , winning by 1 ¾ l. She gets 17.2 points.
At Haydock in the 6f listed stakes, Don’t
Touch (Martin, Tony), went to post ,
tracked leaders, effort over 2 out, led last 75 yards, edged left, driven out,
winning by 1 ¼ l. He gets 12.2 points.
On Wednesday at York in the 6f group 2, Magical Memory (Neil, Peej),
took his chance, Tracked leader, driven to
challenge over 2f out, led approaching final furlong, stayed on strongly,
winning by ½ l. He gets 23.1 points.
In the 1m 2f Group 3, So Mi Dar
( Cliff, Lee, Martin,
Steve), took her chance, Steadied
start, took keen hold in rear, headway over 2f out, led 2f out, driven clear
inside final furlong, winning impressively by 4l. She
gets 16.8 points.
The John Torpey Memorial Trophy
May Total
Cliff
102.4
102.4
Martin
96.3 96.3
Bob
90.2 90.2
Tony
88.3 88.3
Neil
75.2 75.2
Peej
75.2 75.2
Cod
68.4 68.4
Steve
57.1 57.1
Lee
16.8 16.8
News
Trainer Ralph Beckett has confirmed his Classic heroine Simple Verse an intended runner in the Investec
Coronation Cup at Epsom
James Fanshawe is to "play it by ear" regarding
the return to action of improving sprinter The Tin Man after ruling him out of the Duke of York Clipper Logistics
Stakes at York
Aidan O'Brien is planning a total rethink with Air Force Blue as he tries to get back on the
winning track in the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh on Saturday
week
Aidan O'Brien is steadily bringing Order Of St George back to full fitness following a minor setback, O'Brien said: "Order Of St George
is on the way back and he will hopefully go to Navan for a racecourse gallop,
then we will see after that.
"If that went well, he might go to the Saval Beg and if
that went well, he might go to Royal Ascot.
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