01/11/2018. Adlerflug’s Iquitos Basks in Grosser Preis von Bayern Glory // KOREA: Busan Friday: Race-By-Race Preview (November 2) // RISULTATI MILANO SAN SIRO GALOPPO 31/10: CAPO SAN MARTINO… DA UN CAPO ALL’ALTRO

 

Adlerflug’s Iquitos Basks in Grosser Preis von Bayern Glory

Thursday, November 1, 2018
 
7th at MUN, Gr. Stk, €155,000 G1 Bayerische Hausbau-Grosser Preis von Bayern (12f) Winner: Iquitos (Ger), h, 6 by Adlerflug (Ger)

By Sean Cronin

   Iquitos (Ger) (Adlerflug {Ger}) had annexed the 2016 G1 Grosser Preis von Baden and last term’s G1 Grosser Dallmayr-Preis in 14 prior starts at the highest level and secured the hat-trick with victory in Thursday’s G1 Bayerische Hausbau-Grosser Preis von Bayern at Munich, Europe’s penultimate Group 1 event of the year. Employing patience at the tail of the seven-runner field as last term’s G1 Deutsches Derby and G1 Preis von Europa hero Windstoss (Ger) (Shirocco {Ger}) led the way for most of the 12-furlong test, the 18-5 chance crept closer off the home turn and was pushed clear once quickening smartly for the lead with 300 metres remaining to comfortably account for British challengers Defoe (Ire)(Dalakhani {Ire}) and Dee Ex Bee (GB) (Farhh {GB}) by four lengths and the same.
   Iquitos has a healthy record in a busy stint at the top table and, as well as the aforementioned highs, posted runner-up finishes in last term’s edition of this event and when attempting to defend his G1 Grosser Preis von Baden crown. Having closed 2017 with a second unsuccessful try at Tokyo’s G1 Japan Cup, he opened this year with victory in Baden-Baden’s June 3 G2 Grosser Preis der Badischen Wirtschaft before finishing off the board in the July 1 G1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud and July 29 G1 Grosser Dallmayr-Preis at this venue. The bay’s two latest efforts yield a third, behind Best Solution (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}) in another go at the Sept. 2 G1 Grosser Preis von Baden, and a second to Va Bank (Ire) (Archipenko) in Hoppegarten’s Oct. 3 G3 Preis der Deutschen Einheit.
   Iquitos, whose three Group 1 triumphs have been on left-handed tracks, is the first living foal bred from the Irika (Ger) (Areion {Ger}), herself a winning full-sister to the stakes-placed Inanya (Ger). His second dam Ingrid (Ger) (Nebos {Ger}) is a full-sister to G2 Grosser Preis von Dusseldorf placegetter Inkognito (Ger) and a granddaughter of G3 Zukunfts-Rennen runner-up Ipameri (Ger) (Pentathlon {GB}), who in turn is a full-sister to G3 Zukunfts-Rennen hero Imperator (Ger) and the dam of Listed Oppenheim-Rennen and Listed Preis von Schlenderhan victor Illampu (Ger) (Athenagoras {Ger}). Irika has also produced the winning 3-year-old filly International Love (Ger) (Kamsin {Ger}) and has a yearling filly by Wiener Walzer (Ger) and a colt foal by Adlerflug (Ger) to come.

Thursday, Munich, Germany
BAYERISCHE HAUSBAU – GROSSER PREIS VON BAYERN-G1, €155,000, Munich, 11-1, 3yo/up, 12fT, 2:37.80, sf.
1–IQUITOS (GER), 132, h, 6, by Adlerflug (Ger)
1st Dam: Irika (Ger), by Areion (Ger)
2nd Dam: Ingrid (Ger), by Nebos (Ger)
3rd Dam: Iracema (Ger), by Konigsstuhl (Ger)
O-Stall Mulligan; B-Dr Erika Buhmann (GER); T-Hans-Jurgen Groschel; J-Eddy Hardouin. €100,000. Lifetime Record: Hwt. Older Horse-Ger at 9.5-11f, 26-8-7-1, €671,690. Werk Nick Rating: A+. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.
2–Defoe (Ire), 132, c, 4, Dalakhani (Ire)–Dulkashe (Ire), by Pivotal (GB). O-Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum; B-Darley (IRE); T-Roger Varian. €30,000.
3–Dee Ex Bee (GB), 128, c, 3, Farhh (GB)–Dubai Sunrise, by Seeking the Gold. O-Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum; B-Godolphin (GB); T-Mark Johnston. €15,000.
Margins: 4, 4, 8. Odds: 3.60, 1.60, 3.20.
Also Ran: Windstoss (Ger), Royal Youmzain (Fr), Racing History (Ire), Tiberian (Fr). Click for the Racing Post result or the free Equineline.com catalogue-style pedigree.

fonte : TDN

 

 

KOREA : Busan Friday: Race-By-Race Preview (November 2)

by gyongmaman

While Triple Nine’s bid for a fourth consecutive President’s Cup on Sunday is the undoubted headline of the week, there’s plenty to keep us ocupised while we wait. The weekend’s action gets underwat at Busan on Friday where there are 11 races from 11:30 to 18:00:

 

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You Hyun Myung already leads the Busan jockey standings and with a number of his rivals in Seoul for the President’s Cup, can make further gains on Friday (Pic: Ross Holburt)

 

Race 1: Class 6 (1300M) Allowance / KRW 24 Million

(5) TROPHY COLLECTOR has run 3rd in his latest two outings, both at this distance and he looks set fair to get his maiden win here. He hasn’t been the fastest of starters so far but is well drawn here to get a good early position and should be too strong. (3) BUGYEONG DANDY was a much-improved 2nd – and only beaten a neck – at this distance three weeks ago and is the expected main danger while (4) BAENGNICHONG and (8) HWANGGEUMIBITMASAENG have both shown signs of figuring things out in their respective latest outings with the latter stepping up to this trip for the first time today. (1) HANEOLUI BIT is the wildcard. He races for the first time since April but looked very competent in a trial two weeks ago and could go well first-up.

Selections (5) Trophy Collector (3) Bugyeong Dandy (1) Haneolui Bit (4) Baengnichong
Next Best 8, 6
Fast Start 5, 8

Race 2: Class 6 (1300M) Allowance / KRW 60 Million

Small field but it’s restricted to juvenile maidens so there’s a big prize on offer. Four of the eight are racing for the first time but it looks to be between two of the ones who have prior experience. (7) TOHAM ACE was a solid 4th on debut at 1000M on September 28th, finishing off very nicely in a manner which suggests the additional trip today can only be beneficial for him. He has solid claims here. (8) TRUE KING also ran 4th on debut and then followed up with a 3rd on his second start. Both those were at 1000M and he too looks the type who can appreciate further. It’s a toss-up between the two and which one to go for may come down to how they look pre-race but for now we’ll side with Toham Ace. The other two with experience haven’t offered much so for next bests we’ll go with debut-makers. (1) TITLE CODE looked good in a trial earlier this month while (4) DONGBANG WARRIOR actually finished ahead of Toham Ace when they qualified together at the beginning of September. As ever, watch the market for clues.

Selections (7) Toham Ace (8) True King (1) Title Code (4) Dongbang Warrior
Next Best 3, 5
Fast Start 1, 4, 7

Race 3: Class 6 (1000M) Allowance / KRW 60 Million

The second heat of the juvenile maiden sees another set of four first-timers taking on four with experience. (5) RAON ARES ran 4th on debut in a decent time on October 5th. He was close to the pace throughout and today is nicely drawn to lead from the gate and all the way. Of the others with experience, only (4) B.K. VICTOR offered much on debut although (8) THUNDER RAIN looked much better when trialing up again earlier this month after finishing last on debut, so we’ll turn to the first-timers to find some competition. (2) FLYING DANCER has looked good across a number of trials, acquitting himself well in amongst experienced racehorses a couple of weeks ago in the same heat as Thunder Rain. It’s a top trainer and jockey combination and he can begin his career in a positive manner here.

Selections (5) Raon Ares (2) Flying Dancer (4) B.K. Victor (8) Thunder Rain
Next Best 6
Fast Start 2, 4, 5

Race 4: Class 6 (1000M) Allowance / KRW 60 Million

Yet more juvenile maidens this time with just two making their racecourse debuts. However, it’s fair to say that none of the ones with experience have been especially impressive so (1) POWER TOUCH, from the track’s top stable and with a bang in-form jockey aboard, has to be taken very seriously indeed. True, he was no better than average in trials but his stable rarely leaves their best in the mornings and he’ll be well-backed here. There’s a fresh start for (8) GEUMGANG CHILBO. She was favourite on debut in August having won a trial but was slowly away and scarcely involved. She comes back over two months later and should be a different prospect here. (3) DOCTOR WEEK didn’t do too much wrong when 7th of 12 on his debut at the end of last month and the prognosis is for improvement today, while (7) DAMYANG CHOEGANG is another who could potentially go better than he did first-up.

Selections (1) Power Touch (8) Geumgang Chilbo (3) Doctor Week (7) Damyang Choegang
Next Best 2, 5
Fast Start 1, 7

Race 5: Class 5 (1000M) Handicap / KRW 40 Million

(2) MORNING BRAVO debuted all the way back in October of 2017 in very indifferent fashion. He didn’t reappear until August of this way, by which time he had been gelded, and he has been much better, running up consecutive 2nd place finishes., both at this distance. That does mean that he is up in class for the first time here but he looks to have scope for more improvement in him and he could win today. (7) BUGYEONG STORY is also still a maiden having been promoted to this level with back to back runner-up finishes in August and September. She ran a solid 3rd on her first try at this level on October 7thand should be close again here. (3) MUCHO and (5) GOLDEN KNIGHT have both proven competitive at this class already and have claims on going close. (9) HOPEFUL SIMON, a stablemate of Golden Knight, is yet another who has been promoted while still a maiden but shouldn’t be out of his depth at this level.

Selections (2) Morning Bravo (7) Bugyeong Story (5) Golden Knight (3) Mucho
Next Best 9, 1
Fast Start 1, 2, 7

Race 6: Class 4 (1000M) Allowance / KRW 75 Million

Maiden juvenile imports compete for a big prize here and four of them are racing for the first time. They’ll have a hard time beating (1) CURLIN TIME though. The colt was 2nd on his debut in a fast race at this distance and it would be a surprise if he didn’t have far too much here. He doesn’t look particularly vulnerable but he did of course get beaten as favourite on his debut and on the off-chance he does come up short again, first-timers, Read more of this post.

 

RISULTATI MILANO SAN SIRO GALOPPO: CAPO SAN MARTINO… DA UN CAPO ALL’ALTRO
31 ottobre 2018
 

Ultimo convegno di ottobre a San Siro e ultimo mercoledì del 2018: le quattro giornate in programma a novembre prima della pausa invernale si disputeranno nei fine settimana. La prova tecnicamente più interessante della riunione era quella di chiusura, il Premio Nico e Vittorio Castellini, Handicap Limitato per cavalli di 3 anni sui 1800 metri in pista media: da provetto sfangatore, Capo San Martino, con l’allievo Pasquale Emmanuele in sella ha dettato legge dal primo all’ultimo metro, andando via spedito senza mai mollare di un metro: i più immediati inseguitori Still In Time e Poeta Innamorato hanno ceduto in dirittura, dal gruppo sono venuti avanti il favorito Blu Navy Seal e lungo lo steccato Tommy Tony, che però non hanno mai minacciato seriamente il vincitore.

In apertura la generazione più giovane in azione nel Premio Palazzo Reale, un handicap sui 1500 metri in pista circolare: al debutto in periziata, Picedo (seguito al betting) ha confermato le buone impressioni destate all’ultima uscita e ha sfruttato al meglio il peso per imporsi con bel piglio sui coetanei: il portacolori della Scuderia San Felice (i cui effettivi, come sottolineato da Pierantonio Convertino nell’intervista post-corsa, vanno sempre forte sui terreni faticosi) ha corso sui primi, mantenendosi sullo steccato interno in scia alla battistrada Its A Good Deal per sorvolarla ai 300 finali e involarsi verso il traguardo; Ardent Steps, un pò dispersivo nell’azione, ha preceduto per il secondo Wally, mentre Its A Good Deal ha detto basta a metà dirittura.

Colpaccio dell’ospite Irish Girl nel Premio Brianza, la condizionata sui 1200 metri in pista dritta sempre per i 2 anni: l’ungherese in training a Georgi Shejkov, titolare di una vittoria per dispersione in una maiden in Patria, si presentava da oggetto misterioso e tale in pista si è comportata: un “ufo” che ai 250 finali ha liquidato il battistrada Endspiel in coppia con Siculi e che nell’ultimo furlong si è distesa bene, perfettamente a suo agio sul terreno pesante, vincendo in maniera molto semplice e senza neppure essere sollecitata dalla sua interprete Svetla Mihaleva. A Siculi non è rimasto che adeguarsi al secondo posto davanti a Greach, che dopo avvio non brillante ha recuperato per chiudere al terzo posto sfruttando le difficoltà di Impressive sul terreno e il calo netto di Endispiel.

Credarola e Marta Matarazzo, c’è feeling… Dopo il successo del 26 settembre, è arrivata la conferma nel Premio Alberto e Alfo Litta Modignani, la reclamare sui 1800 metri in pista circolare riservata ai cavalieri e alle amazzoni. Con l’atteso By Royal Approval che ha preceduto staffato sin dal via, la portacolori di Maria Galloppo ha in breve assunto il comando delle operazioni, allungando in retta e sottraendosi chiaramente ai tentativi di rincorsa dei rivali. Jak du Lac e Nicola Casati ci hanno provato per tutta la dirittura, ma la cavalla allenata da Walter Ceriotti è un osso duro quando può impostare il ritmo. Yankee Mail ha concluso al terzo posto.

Appuntamento con la vittoria rimandato per l’ennesima volta per Musa del Canto nel Premio Gaggiano, handicap sui 1500 metri in pista circolare: la generosa allieva di Stella Giordano stavolta ha trovato sulla sua strada una Father And Son che nelle mani di Claudio Colombi ha corso da protagonista, subito sui primi e poi in anticipo sulla rivale nella volata lunga in dirittura e ancora sicura sino al traguardo. E così Musa del Canto ha collezionato il terzo secondo posto nelle ultime quattro uscite. Al terzo ha concluso Vergiate, altro cavallo abbonato al marcatore ma poco vincente. Voce Amica ha provato il percorso di testa ma è calata a traguardo lontano.

Dopo i piazzamenti autunnali, l’avvicinamento progressivo alla vittoria di Bravo Sergio si è completato co il Premio Vermezzo, handicap sui 2000 metri in pista circolare valido come II Tris: il cavallo di Cristiano Fais, con Andrea Deias in sella, si è impegnato in una coraggiosa rimonta in retta arrivando ad agguantare e battere in zona traguardo Idroscalo, che era passato in vantaggio ai 350 finali. Terzo a contatto ha concluso Kazimier Fan, in quota per tutta la dirittura, poi Drive Me Home, Zurbaran e il favorito Private Dancer, che ha corso da leader ma ha confermato di non attraversare il suo miglior momento. (fonte : ippodromimilano.it)