SINGAPORE: Derby Winner In Pursuit Of Fitness 19/06/2013 Last year around this time, Chase Me was rising from obscurity with eye-catching runs in the first two Legs of the Singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge before exploding away to a career-defining runaway win in the Group 1 Emirates Singapore Derby (2000m).
SINGAPORE: Derby Winner Back From Injury 7/06/2013 Last year’s Emirates Singapore Derby winner Chase Me made a reappearance on the racetrack on Thursday morning in a 1000m barrier trial.
No Strife Means Better Life 26/04/2013 A narrow defeat resuming for the dual G1 winning mare Better Life should not deter backers from doubling up tonight on her in the feature event.
SINGAPORE: Deep Pockets In Search Of More Riches 20/03/2013 Trainer Cliff Brown feels that if there was a horse in his yard who deserved to ditch his bridesmaid’s tag in a feature race, it had to be Deep Pockets.
SINGAPORE: Chase Me Back For More Group 1 Action 3/10/2012 Emirates Singapore Derby winner Chase Me makes his reappearance after a two month break in the Group 1 $500,000 Panasonic Kranji Mile over 1600m on Sunday.
SINGAPORE: No Bid For Fourth Gold Cup As El Dorado Bids Goodbye 12/09/2012 In a major blow to his legion of fans, triple Singapore Gold Cup winner El Dorado will not be able to have a crack at becoming the new all-time “winningest” record holder of the time-honoured race after an untimely injury forced him into early retirement.
SINGAPORE: Super Right To Equal Record 31/08/2012 Exciting four-year-old Super Easy will be out to equal the record of Better Than Ever when he lines-up in the Group 3 $200,000 Jumbo Jet Trophy over 1400m on Sunday.
SINGAPORE: Maurice Utrillo Lands The Causeway Classic Stakes 20/08/2012 The right race conditions coupled with a spot-on preparation paved the way to the return to the winner’s box of honest middle-distance performer Maurice Utrillo in the $150,000 Causeway Classic Stakes (1800m) on Friday night.
SINGAPORE: Back-To-Back Group Success For Chase Me 30/07/2012 New middle-distance star Chase Me backed up on his dominant Singapore Derby win a fortnight ago to notch a second Group success when he captured the $300,000 Group 2 Chairman's Trophy (1800m) on Sunday.
Does the Derby dominator do it again? 29/07/2012 After the absolute spacing Chase Me put on the G1 Emirates Singapore Derby a fortnight ago there is no reason to doubt him against the all comers today under WFA.
SINGAPORE: Derby Winner Chasing More Group Glory 25/07/2012 While most Singapore Derby winners are normally given a well-earned break after such a tough test, this year's winner Chase Me is backing up within two weeks of his resounding success in the Group 1 race to race in the $300,000 Group 2 Chairman's Trophy (1800m) this Sunday.
SINGAPORE: Chase Me Hands Koh First Derby Success 16/07/2012 Singaporean trainer Desmond Koh secured the biggest win of his career when he took out the $1.15 million Group 1 Emirates Singapore Derby (2000m) with Chase Me on Sunday.
Gingerbread Man wins Stewards' Cup 4/06/2012 At Kranji on Sunday Gingerbread Man told the other 17 runners who was boss in this first leg of the 4yo challenge.
SINGAPORE: Verenzuela Chases Bigger Dreams This Time 11/04/2012 Jockey Jose Verenzuela rued the one that got away after he came within a whisker of landing his first Singapore feature race at his very first day of riding back at Kranji last Sunday, but he now hopes a bigger prize will not elude him in the future.
Williams comes and conquers at Kranji 9/04/2012 Globe trotting jockey Craig Williams flew into Singapore for a couple of rides on Sunday and left with a first and a third in the features.
SINGAPORE: Rosie Back In Winning Form 26/03/2012 Rising seven-year-old mare New Rose Wood found her way back to the winner's circle for the first time in more than two years when successful in the $150,000 Marsiling Classic Stakes over 1800m on the Polytrack on Sunday.
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SINGAPORE: Derby Winner In Pursuit Of Fitness
Last year around this time, Chase Me was rising from obscurity with eye-catching runs in the first two Legs of the Singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge before exploding away to a career-defining runaway win in the Group 1 Emirates Singapore Derby (2000m).
Trainer Cliff Brown feels that if there was a horse in his yard who deserved to ditch his bridesmaid’s tag in a feature race, it had to be Deep Pockets.
In a major blow to his legion of fans, triple Singapore Gold Cup winner El Dorado will not be able to have a crack at becoming the new all-time “winningest” record holder of the time-honoured race after an untimely injury forced him into early retirement.
Former champion galloper Better Than Ever entered quarantine Thursday as he prepares to head back to New Zealand.
While most Singapore Derby winners are normally given a well-earned break after such a tough test, this year's winner Chase Me is backing up within two weeks of his resounding success in the Group 1 race to race in the $300,000 Group 2 Chairman's Trophy (1800m) this Sunday.
Trainer Cliff Brown wishes that tonight's Group 2 $350,000 Queen Elizabeth II Cup over 2000m had been run a week earlier.
