Military Attack Too Good In Singapore Cup 20/05/2013 The John Moore trained Military Attack dominated the S$3m, Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup at Kranji on Sunday to complete an impressive international Group 1 double after winning the Audemars Piguet QEII Cup last month.
Singapore Tracknotes - Thursday 16/05/2013 It rained for the first time at this week’s Singapore International race trackwork, with an initial heavy downpour that gradually dropped to a drizzle, but the wet weather did little to dampen the spirit of horses and connections alike.
SINGAPORE: Tracknotes Monday May 13 14/05/2013 The international gallopers at this year’s Singapore Airlines International Cup week reached a crucial stage of their preparations as they came under the spotlight for their first official workout on Monday morning.
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.
JAPAN: Red Cadeaux Arrives For Tenno Sho 14/04/2013 The much-travelled Melbourne Cup placegetter Red Cadeaux has arrived in Japan to take on the spring version of the Tenno Sho at Kyoto on April 28.
Arrowfield Celebrates Stunning World Cup Win 31/03/2013 Australia's Arrowfield Stud shared in the glory of an effortless Dubai World Cup victory by Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom in the $US10 milion race at Meydan on Saturday night.
US Group 1 Winner Sets Sights On Cox Plate 4/01/2013 An international ownership group was formed to descend upon the 2013 Group One Cox Plate when Australians Kevin and Colleen Bamford and American David Bernsen purchased a substantial interest in the impressive Group 1 winner Unbridled Command.
SINGAPORE: Chinchon To Cap Off Trainer's Wonder Year 8/12/2012 A title defence in the Singapore Airlines International Cup figures prominently on the wish-list of this year’s winner, Chinchon, but his trainer Carlos Laffon-Parias said there was still plenty of water to flow under the bridge from Sunday’s HK$15 million Longines Hong Kong Vase (2400m) until May.
HONG KONG: Dunaden Ready For Vase Defence 1/12/2012 Defending Longines Hong Kong Vase champion Dunaden arrives in Hong Kong in good form and sporting the now very much “in vogue” compression suit, which attracted world wide attention with Black Caviar’s trip to England this year.
Williams Bows To Powerful Owner 13/11/2012 The power of Japan's leading owner Katsumi Yoshida should never be under-estimated.
Globetrotting Cup Runners Head To Asia 8/11/2012 Hong Kong and Japan will be the next port of call for a number of the beaten international runners in last Tuesday's Melbourne Cup
British Have The Edge 6/11/2012 The 152nd running of Australia’s iconic race, the $6 million group one Melbourne Cup over 3200m at Flemington again boasts significant international participation with eight of the 24 runner field prepared by overseas stables and 18 of the 24 bred in the northern hemisphere.
The Cup Is A Numbers Game 5/11/2012 Racing editor Chris Scholtz assesses this year's Melbourne Cup field.
Support Comes For Red Cadeaux 5/11/2012 There has been plenty of support for last years Melbourne Cup second placegetter Red Cadeaux at the call of the card this afternoon with several big bets coming for the UK galloper.
Irish Eyes Are Smiling 5/11/2012 Irish trainer Dermot Weld gave his seal of approval to his Melbourne Cup runner Galileo's Choice at Werribee this morning after inspecting the stayer for the first time in a month.
Internationals In Top Form At Werribee 4/11/2012 There was barely a complaint among the international contingent at Werribee today as most of the overseas Melbourne Cup runners went through their trackwork before a big media contingent.
Red Cadeaux Quarantined At Werribee 30/10/2012 Last year's Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux is one of a handful of horses to have been placed in the quarantine barn at Werribee to protect against a potential virus.
Vatuvei Gets 1kg Cup Penalty 29/10/2012 Moonee Valley Cup winner Vatuvei has been penalised 1kg for the Melbourne Cup, taking his weight to 51kg.
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Military Attack Too Good In Singapore Cup
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.
Singapore’s two International Group 1 races on 19 May have again attracted some of the best horses from around the globe at the first round of nominations.
A title defence in the Singapore Airlines International Cup figures prominently on the wish-list of this year’s winner, Chinchon, but his trainer Carlos Laffon-Parias said there was still plenty of water to flow under the bridge from Sunday’s HK$15 million Longines Hong Kong Vase (2400m) until May.
Hong Kong and Japan will be the next port of call for a number of the beaten international runners in last Tuesday's Melbourne Cup
