International Fields Taking Shape 3/05/2013 The fields for Singapore’s two International Group 1 races on May 19 – the $3 million Singapore Airlines International Cup and the $1 million KrisFlyer International Sprint – have attracted a good array of sprinters, middle distance performers and stayers from around the world.
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: Foxtrot Hotel Hands Brown A Treble 18/03/2013 Trainer Cliff Brown took the training honours on Friday when he saddled a memorable winning treble, his first since September 2011.
SINGAPORE: Black Ice Defies Bad Legs With Another Win 25/02/2013 A record of nine wins from 29 starts would have done any connections proud, but trainer Steven Burridge was first and foremost in sheer awe at how an injury-plagued horse like Black Ice could even run.
Short odds and Deep Pockets 24/02/2013 Bettors have made Deep Pockets very short in the betting at his last four outings and he is yet to salute so the wagering arm into the pocket to reload again is having to dig ever deeper and deeper.
SINGAPORE: Flax Lands The Prize In Raffles Cup 22/10/2012 He may have been the smallest horse in the Group 1 $500,000 Raffles Cup over 1800m on Sunday but Flax showed he is a galloper full of heart with his comfortable victory in the Second leg of the Triple Crown Series.
Gates and Group races 21/10/2012 The barrier draw in Group racing more often than not determines whether you will win, might win or cannot win and it is an internationally recognised barometer of luck.
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: Perfect All-The-Way Ride Lands Zaki First Group Win 17/09/2012 Kranji jockey Mohd Zaki celebrated the biggest thrill of his riding career when he secured his first Group success aboard the Hideyuki Takaoka-trained Keep Away in the $200,000 Group 3 Committee’s Prize (1600m) on 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.
SINGAPORE: Team Has High Hopes Of Derby Success 13/07/2012 When the High Hopes Stable entered into racehorse ownership in Singapore, a runner in Sunday's Group 1 $1.15 million Emirates Singapore Derby over 2000m was the furtherest thing from their mind.
SINGAPORE: Dujardin Brings Up Shades Of Dreyfuss 18/06/2012 Trainer Laurie Laxon looks to have another Singapore Derby hope on his books after Dujardin saluted in style in Sunday's $75,000 ST Telemedia Stakes Kranji Stakes C (1900m) on Polytrack.
SINGAPORE: Deep Pockets Llooking At Further Riches 4/06/2012 Improving four-year-old Deep Pockets will be tested against tougher opposition following his victory in the $75,000 Open Benchmark 74 Stakes on Friday night.
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International Fields Taking Shape
The fields for Singapore’s two International Group 1 races on May 19 – the $3 million Singapore Airlines International Cup and the $1 million KrisFlyer International Sprint – have attracted a good array of sprinters, middle distance performers and stayers from around the world.
Trainer Cliff Brown took the training honours on Friday when he saddled a memorable winning treble, his first since September 2011.
He may have been the smallest horse in the Group 1 $500,000 Raffles Cup over 1800m on Sunday but Flax showed he is a galloper full of heart with his comfortable victory in the Second leg of the Triple Crown Series.
Kranji jockey Mohd Zaki celebrated the biggest thrill of his riding career when he secured his first Group success aboard the Hideyuki Takaoka-trained Keep Away in the $200,000 Group 3 Committee’s Prize (1600m) on Sunday.
Trainer Laurie Laxon looks to have another Singapore Derby hope on his books after Dujardin saluted in style in Sunday's $75,000 ST Telemedia Stakes Kranji Stakes C (1900m) on Polytrack.
