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Tag Archives: Cape Verdi

Synergy fractured cannon in Cape Verdi

French and Spanish raced filly Synergy has been retired after suffering a fracture in last week’s Cape Verdi (G3), a race in which she finished third after making most of the running.  Soneva, with Christophe Soumillon aboard, was victorious.  Trainer Yan Durepaire is quoted in a letter to the owners, De La Fuerte Stud of [...]

King’s Cup prep features Deem, Muller, Joe Louis

Friday at Riyadh’s Al Janadriah Racecourse brings the Crown Prince Cup (G2), one of the most significant preps for Saudi’s premier throughbred event of the year, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup (G1).  Three prominent Dubai racing alums to contest the 2,400 meters event are Deem (pictured below), winner of the Cape Verdi (G3) [...]

Updating Saudi Arabia’s Dubai winners

Horses from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia made an impressive mark on the 2009 Dubai racing season, with wins coming from four horses over a variety of races.  The late Big City Man was the first non-American prepared winner of the Dubai Golden Shaheen (G1) since 2003, and only the second in the history of [...]

Eva’s Request lands G1 in Italy, Channon success rolls on

Mick Channon remains on an international roll after Eva’s Request, third in Nad Al Sheba’s 2009 Cape Verdi (G3) behind Deem, took the Premio Lydia Tesio Shadwell (G1) at Capannelle on Sunday.  The win was the second major international score for Channon in as many weeks after Lahaleeb found success in Canada, winning the E.P. Taylor [...]

Eastern Anthem, Veracity, Eva’s Request to Royal Ascot

The next two days of racing at the 2009 Royal Ascot meeting will see several Dubai International Racing Carnival graduates go postward.  Wednesday’s card has the Windsor Forest Stakes (G2) for fillies and Eva’s Request, third in the Cape Verdi (G3) and seventh in the Balanchine (G3) this past winter, will be one of nine [...]

Could the filly Deem go in the Dubai World Cup?

Once again, pedigree expert Sid Fernando has outdone himself, working through the blogosphere to catch a possibly intriguing development.  Deem was making her fourth career start when winning the Cape Verdi (G3) in her Dubai debut.  Impeccably bred, this daughter of Dalakhani out of a Sadler’s Wells mare seemed like a perfect fit for the turf.  [...]

Dubai racing’s version of international intrigue

Sid Fernando’s blog has some interesting observations concerning the Dubai debuts of Deem and Front House in Thursday’s Cape Verdi (G3) and their uniquely similar bloodlines. Click HERE to access the story.