Persistently ran according to his name and got the better of crack filly Rachel Alexandra in the
Personal Ensign at Saratoga on Sunday. (30 August 2010) 2. Overdose's winning streak ended
The "Budapest Bullet" didn't fire on Sunday at Baden Baden in the Goldener Pleitsche. (30 August 2010) 3. Upsets at Deauville
Not unexpected as the weather had left the track somewhat on the soggy side however the first
of the Group races went according to script. (30 August 2010) 4. Misty for Me wins Moyglare
Favourite Memory was somewhat disappointing in this even which went to one of Aiden
O'Brien's four entrants Misty for Me. (30 August 2010) 5. Celebration Mile at Goodwood
Was a cause for celebration at Godolphin as Poet's Voice under Frankie Dettori stormed away
for a 4 1/2 length win over favourite Main Aim. (30 August 2010) 6. Always Certain was a sure thing
Summer is nearly over as far as racing festivals go with the Travers, or Midsummer Derby at
Saratoga Spa and the Pacific Classic by the beach at Del Mar. (29 August 2010) 8. Melbourne Cup entries in Niigata Kinen
Two horses entered for the Melbourne Cup are due to run in the Niigata Kinen today. (28 August 2010) 9. Baden-Baden back in business
Baden Baden has been refinanced and will start their big meeting this weekend, with the
unbeaten "Budapest Bullet" Overdose. (28 August 2010) 10. Final weekend at Deauville
Three G3s and the G1 Moyglare are the main courses on the menu at the Curragh tomorrow. (28 August 2010) 12. Main Aim is Goodwood
The Sussex track is reported to be drying out nicely after Thursday's card had to be cancelled,
but the weather has left to a lot of scratchings. (28 August 2010) 13. Always Certain in Kranji open
The well-named son of Not a Single Doubt represents the Michael Freedman yard in this
Benchmark 89 1400m on the turf tonight. (27 August 2010) 14. Perfect ten for Better than Ever
Having his first race in open company now that he is four years old, Better than Ever
maintained his unbeaten record with his tenth win. (23 August 2010) 15. Earnestly win Sapporo Kinen
This was an interesting contest over the 2000m and in the finish it was Earnestly who defeated
former Derby winner Logi Universe for the title. (23 August 2010) 16. Deauville Sunday
The going was good and the races exciting as we get near to the end of the summer at the
beach. (23 August 2010) 17. Debussy wins Arlington Million
In a race which has often seen European raiders do well, Debussy beat hot favourite Gio Ponti
to win the feature G1, starting a fantastic weekend for William Buick. (23 August 2010) 18. Better than Ever goes for the ten
Better than Ever was a horse you could safely put the mortgage on in the Guineas with the
Singapore Turf Club paying a minimum $6 for a $5 bet. (22 August 2010) 19. Melbourne Cup entrant at Sapporo
The G2 Sapporo Kinnen is over 2000m and has attracted a quality field to the northern island of
Hokkaido for their summer feature. (22 August 2010) 20. Dazzling day in Deauville
There's another international jockey challenge this Saturday and Sunday in Korea with Scott
Seamer representing Australia. (21 August 2010) 22. Arlington Millions and other great races
This weekend's focus is on Chicago but it isn't the only place with interesting races, but it does
have the three G1s. (21 August 2010) 23. Galileo EBF Futurity at the Curragh
Saturday's Curragh card has some interesting races with this G2 over 1400 for the 2yos the
feature. (21 August 2010) 24. Solario at Sandown UK
After the dramas of York the G3 Solario over 1400m for the 2yos at Sandown today looks to be
a much calmer affair. (21 August 2010) 25. More shocks at York
There was nothing to show in Sole Power's races to date to make you think the quote should be
shorter than 100/1, and yet he won. (21 August 2010) 26. Causeway Classic at Kranji
This is over 1800m on the polytrack and there are 10 runners in this feature of tonight's card. (20 August 2010) 27. Ooh Aah Sariska
In one of the biggest upsets seen in a G1 race for many a day, favourite for the Yorkshire Oaks
Sariska refused to race. (20 August 2010) 28. That was the Ebor and now the Oaks
A bit of an upset all round in the Ebor when Irish raider Dirar at 14/1 scored in the feature
Handicap. (19 August 2010) 29. A Ripper win and York Day 2 preview
Rip van Winkle needed to be full awake yesterday to survive the challenge from Twice Over in
the Juddmonte International on the York opening day. (18 August 2010) 30. York Ebor meeting starts Tuesday
This four day meeting is hugely popular and has some great races to go with it. Ebor was the
Roman name for York in case you didn't know. (17 August 2010) 31. Maurice Utrillo wins Kranji feature
The Patrick Shaw trained Maurice Utrillo and French Irish took out the first two spots in the
Carlsberg Gold Championship last night. (16 August 2010) 32. Campanologist rings the right bells
Godolphin's very useful Campanologist ploughed through the mud to win the Rheinland-Pokal
G1 yesterday. (16 August 2010) 33. Overdose doesn't disappoint
Overdose returned to his original base of the Kinsem Park track in Budapest to maintain his
unbeaten record with his 14th victory. (16 August 2010) 34. Sidney's Candy just as happy on turf
Sidney's Candy broke the Del Mar record in winning the La Jolla G2 on Saturday, having broken
a record on the polytrack last year. (16 August 2010) 35. Makfi wins Jacques le Marois
It was expected to be Goldikova's 11th G1, but the rain came and then Makfi came. (16 August 2010) 36. Sans Frontieres wins Freer
It's been quite wet in Germany which may affect some of the more favoured runners for this
popular G1 2400m contest. (15 August 2010) 39. Overdose farewell race in Budapest
Hungarian sprinting star Overdose will meet 8 other runners at Kinsem Park, Budapest, today in
a Listed 1000m race. (15 August 2010) 40. And racing in Russia
We don't normally get too much news about racing in Russia, but Mikhail Glinka, named for a
Russian composer, is about to run in the main event in Moscow this Sunday. (15 August 2010) 41. Contest of the year at Deauville
Both tracks feature some great races so starting with Saratoga Saturday we have the Sword
Dancer G1. (14 August 2010) 43. Newbury Saturday
Hosts the Geoffrey Freer and the Hungerford Stakes as the features of their Saturday card. (13 August 2010) 44. Announce takes Deauville G3
Announce, by Selkirk, gave Maxime Guyon another winner at Deauville last night in the G3 Prix
Minerve over 2500m. (13 August 2010) 45. Beethoven on song at the Curragh
Beethoven, with Joseph O/Brien riding for his father, had no problems in holding off only four
opponents in the Desmond Stakes last night. (13 August 2010) 46. Bionic Boy should be a happier boy tonight
Bionic Boy has got a nice drop in weight in this week's Kranji Feature the Open over 1200m on
the polytrack. (13 August 2010) 47. Fame and Glory new Arc favourite
Following his win in the G2 Royal Whip which was won in the way you would expect from a G1
horse. and the injury to Harbinger, Fame ad Glory has been made favourite for the Arc. (9 August 2010) 48. All dancing Samba at Kranji
After Brazilian bred Dittatore won the feature of last night's card, under a good ride from in-form
jockey Barend Vorster. (9 August 2010) 49. No luck for Aussies at Deauville
Instead it was the English raider Regal Parade, ridden by Adrian Nicholls for his father, who
took the G1 in a great duel with the very game Joanna, with the margin being a neck. (9 August 2010) 50. Frozen Power disappoints at Hanover
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