Risultati Ippodromo Snai San Siro Milano Galoppo, riunione di mercoledì 12 aprile 2017.

Pincode imprendibile

In chiusura di pomeriggio, nel Premio Ornago, netto primo piano di Pincode: il cavallo di Eugenio Goldin, con Ivan Rossi in sella, si è esibito in un perfetto “coast to coast” staccando facilmente in retta e lasciando il gruppo a lottare per le piazze: in tre sono terminati in linea per il secondo posto, il fotofinish ha premiato l’attendista Piccolagladiatrice, di stretta misura su Accino e sul vecchio gladiatore Demeteor. Male Koral Power, poco reattivo in retta dopo aver seguito dal via il vincitore.

Such A Fool con i tempi giusti

Successo di misura di Such a Fool nel Premio Orobona, II Tris del pomeriggio. Secondo in corda in scia al battistrada Winning Hunter, il cavallo di Sergio Dettori con in sella Federico Bossa ha trovato un comodo varco ai 300 finali e ha piazzato l’allungo vincente, prendendo in contropiede il favorito Black Imagin che ha faticato un po’ di piu’ a trovare la luce dal centro del gruppo: quando si è ingambato, il cavallo di Laura Marinoni si è esibito in un bel finale ma Such A Fool è riuscito a mantenere un minimo vantaggio. Winning Hunter ha corso coraggiosamente in testa e ha conservato il terzo posto davanti al top weight Caruso e a Ipazia, esibitasi in una bella ricorsa a centro pista

Swallow Street, la strada è quella giusta

Secondo dietro la stimata Val Nanda nel Premio Dei Laghi, Swallow Street ha confermato di essere un prospetto molto interessante siglando con piglio autorevole il Premio Iseo, condizionata sui 1200 metri per cavalli di tre anni: subito in prima linea, il cavallo allenato da Michelino Bebbu e montato nel’occasione da Fabio Branca ha controllato tatticamente la corsa sin dalle fasi iniziali, poi ai 250 finali ha piazzato un allungo di pregevole fattura per vincere in maniera “very easy”. Hours of Cards e Argento (quest’ultimo pure sfortunato nello svolgimento, non avendo trovato lo spazio per sprintare) hanno pagato i chili da rendere ai rivali, così per il secondo posto sono stati preceduti da Golden Opportunity

Karla’s Hymn all’ultimo tuffo

Allievi fantini protagonisti nel Premio Usmate, in sella a cavalli di tre anni. Vittoria per Karla’s Hymn e Samuele Paladini (già vincitore sul palcoscenico di San Siro) che per il minimo dei distacchi hanno preso la meglio su Sopran Rockleyf, battistrada dal via e che sembrava ancora in controllo ai 200 finali. Karla’s Hymn ha trovato la giusta pedalata nei 100 finali ed ha rimontato la rivale, che ha tentato una disperata difesa. Al terzo posto Brema, vittima di un intralcio al via, poi grintosa nel recupero e capace di difendere il terzo posto dall’affondo di Grey Anita

Il Nassa, rientro ok

I 5 mesi di assenza dalle piste non hanno impedito a Ilnassa di ritrovare il successo in questa sua prova di rientro. Il cavallo allenato da Marinella Arienti e montato dal giovane allievo Paolo Murino dopo partenza prudente è avanzato tra i cavalli, è passato in vantaggio ai 250 finali e si è difeso dal ritorno di Magic Pako, in prima linea sin dal via. Knoxville Bullet lungo lo steccato ha partecipato alla frazione conclusiva ma ha chiuso al 3° posto, di poco davanti ad una cresciuta My Crystal

Armadillo centra la prima vittoria

Tre anni all’esame dei 2400 metri (in pista circolare) nel Premio Resegone, prova di apertura del mercoledì di galoppo da San Siro. Pronostico rispettato con il successo del favorito Armadillo, portacolori Incolinx in allenamento alla “Il Cavallo in Testa”, che è sfilato subito in testa e ha potuto permettersi un’andatura di tutto comodo: in retta ci ha provato il controfavorito Barrientos, secondo dal via, e Armadillo, da soggetto “legnoso”, ha costretto Dario Vargiu a impegnarsi non poco per respingere l’attacco del rivale che per un attimo ha pure dato l’impressione di poter passare. Alla fine Armadillo ha portato a termine la missione e si è tolto l’etichetta di maiden, mentre a intervallo Anima Fragile ha chiuso al terzo posto.

fonte : ippodromimilano.it

Galileo’s Key To My Heart Graduates in Dundalk Test

6th at DUN, Mdn, €12,000

Crowne Plaza Race & Stay (Fillies) Maiden

(10f 150y)

Winner: Key To My Heart (Ire), f, 3 by Galileo (Ire)

Key to My Heart | Racing Post

By Sean Cronin

6th-DUN, €12,000, Mdn, 4-12, 3yo, f, 10f 150y (AWT), 2:16.53, stn.
KEY TO MY HEART (IRE) (f, 3, Galileo {Ire}–A Z Warrior {GISW-US, $286,906}, by Bernardini), who hit the board going one mile at Leopardstown last time Oct. 23, broke well and led from the outset racing in first-time blinkers here. In command throughout and holding a healthy buffer turning for home, the 11-4 second choice was shaken up at the quarter-mile marker and stayed on well under continued urging in the latter stages to deny stablemate Puppetshow (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) by 2 1/2 lengths.

“The blinkers sharpened her up a bit as she’s a bit laid back at home and she did it well,” said winning jockey Ana O’Brien. “We went a nice gallop, she stays well and kept going.” The second-highest lot through the ring when knocked down for a whopping 1,300,000gns at Tattersalls October 1 sale in 2015, she is out of GI Frizette S. heroine and GI Santa Anita Oaks third A Z Warrior (Bernadini), and is a full-sister to a 2-year-old filly, herself a 750,000gns TATOCT purchase last year. A Z Warrior is out of the four-times stakes-placed Carson Jen (Carson City) and is kin to three black-type performers, namely MGSW GI Cotillion S. third Jojo Warrior (Pioneerof the Nile), GSW GI King’s Bishop S. third E Z Warrior (Exploit) and MSW J Z Warrior (Harlan’s Holiday). Lifetime Record: 6-1-1-3, $17,469.

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O-Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Markus Jooste; B-Triermore Stud (IRE); T-Aidan O’Brien.

Patton Success For War Front’s War Secretary

5th at DUN, Lst Stk, €45,000

Listed Avenue Inn Dundalk Patton S.

(7f)

Winner: War Secretary, c, 3 by War Front

War Secretary | Racing Post

By Sean Cronin

AVENUE INN DUNDALK PATTON S.-Listed, €45,000, DUN, 4-12, 3yo, 7f (AWT), 1:24.76, stn.
1–#WAR SECRETARY, 129, c, 3, by War Front
1st Dam: Upperline (MGSW & GISP-US, $772,988), by Maria’s Mon
2nd Dam: Snowflake (Ire), by Caerleon
3rd Dam: Ivyanna (Ire), by Reference Point (GB)
($825,000 RNA Ylg ‘15 KEESEP). O-Derrick Smith, Susan Magnier & Michael Tabor; B-Town & Country Farms Corp (KY); T-Aidan O’Brien; J-Seamus Heffernan. €26,550. Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, €35,160.2–Noivado (Ire), 129, c, 3, Casamento (Ire)–Maybe I Will (Ire), by Hawk Wing. (28,000gns Wlg ‘14 TATFOA; £20,000 Ylg ‘15 DNPRM). O-Sean Jones. €9,000.
3–Ambassadorial, 129, c, 3, Elusive Quality–Tactfully (Ire), by Discreet Cat. O-Godolphin. €4,500.argins: NK, 2, 1. Odds: 2.50, 8.00, 1.50.
Also Ran: Intelligence Cross, Holistic Approach (Ire), Hit The Bid (GB).

War Secretary was a May 22 debut seventh, in a six-furlong Curragh maiden featuring subsequent G1 Vincent O’Brien National S. and G1 Dewhurst S. winner Churchill (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), and graduated when upped one panel over this course and distance in his juvenile season closer last time Oct. 26. Asserting for control after the initial exchanges of this sophomore return, he came under pressure when threatened just inside the quarter-mile marker and kept on gamely under a power drive in the closing stages to claim a first black-type rosette. “He has been working nicely at home and we were hoping he would win,” revealed winning rider Seamus Heffernan. “Like all of them, we are hoping he will improve plenty for the run and is a likeable sort.”

War Secretary is the first stakes scorer out of MGSW GI Spinster S. third Upperline (Maria’s Mon), herself a half-sister to dual stakes winner Snow Fall (War Front), and is kin to the 2-year-old filly by Snowfire (Tapit). Upperline was bred back to War Front last year. His granddam is G1 Nassau S. second Snowflake (Ire) (Caerleon), who is a daughter of G1 Oaks d’Italia heroine Ivyanna (Ire) (Reference Point {GB}), who in turn is a half-sister to G1 Fillies’ Mile third Iviza (Ire) (Sadler’s Wells) out of a half to GI Santa Anita Derby-winning sire An Act (Pretense).

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Oh So Easy For Redoute’s Choice Blueblood At Nottingham

1st at NOT, Mdn, 5000

toteplacepot Six Places In Six Races Maiden S.

(8f 75y)

Winner: Valcartier (Ire), c, 3 by Redoute’s Choice (Aus)

Redoute’s Choice | Bronwen Healy

By Tom Frary

1st-NOT, £5,000, Mdn, 4-12, 3yo, 8.3fT, 1:46.17, g/f.
VALCARTIER (IRE) (c, 3, Redoute’s Choice {Aus}–Vadawina {Ire} {G1SW-Fr, $267,195}, by Unfuwain), a €950,000 ARAUG yearling whose dam was the winner of the G1 Prix Saint-Alary, had finished only eighth when sent off the joint-favourite for a seven-furlong maiden at Doncaster in October and showed what a turnaround he had made over the winter by breaking smartly and grabbing the early lead. Lengthening in mid-straight, the 11-4 market leader had all rivals beaten passing the two-furlong pole and with the race in safe keeping was allowed to lope to the line for a bloodless 3 3/4-length win from Endless Gold (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}).

Vadawina, who suffered a career-ending injury after disappointing when only fourth as the main threat to Divine Proportions (Kingmambo) in the 2005 G1 Prix de Diane, has proven a potent force in the breeding sheds. Her 2008 son Vadamar (Fr) (Dalakhani {Ire}), GSW-Fr & G1SP-Ity, was successful in the G2 Prix du Conseil de Paris, while four years later she produced Vedouma (Fr) also by Dalakhani who captured the Listed Prix Isonomy and was second in the G3 Prix Vanteaux and then Vedevani (Fr) (Dubawi {Ire}) who placed second in the G3 Prix des Chenes. Vadawina’s half-sister Vazira (Fr) (Sea the Stars {Ire}) also took the G1 Prix Saint-Alary, while her dual group-winning half-sibling Vadapolina (Fr) (Trempolino) is now the dam of the G1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches runner-up Veda (Fr) (Dansili {GB}).

Opportunities to acquire such a regally-bred individual from an established Aga Khan dynasty are rare and Valcartier was the fourth highest-priced yearling at the 2015 Arqana August Sale. Sires in his pedigree include the G1 Prix d’Ispahan and G1 Queen Anne S. hero Valixir (Ire), the GI Breeders’ Cup Mile winner Val Royal (Fr) and last year’s G1 Prix du Moulin de Longchamp winner Vadamos (Fr) (Monsun {Ger}). Vadawina has visited Galileo (Ire) for the past two years and it has resulted in a 2-year-old colt and yearling filly. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $4,041.

Video, sponsored by Fasig-Tipton.

O-Godolphin; B-Barronstown Stud (IRE); T-John Gosden.

Leading North American Sires of 3yos by Earnings

Thanks to Gormley’s win in Saturday’s GI Santa Anita Derby, Spendthrift’s Malibu Moon sits in second on the North American Leading Sires of Three-Year-Olds by Earnings List behind fellow Spendthrift stallion Into Mischief. Can you guess which other stallions made the list? Click here to find out.

fonte : TDN