Horse Racing Betting Blog – Stories from the Races
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John Durkan Memorial Punchestown Chase won by Mullins’s Min
Min, ridden by Paul Townend, made all the early running with Shattered Love and Real Steel keeping pace with the 2018 champion. With two fences left to jump Hardline was Min’s most prominent challenger and […]
Donnacha O’Brien Retires Aged 21
Crowned Irish champion Flat jockey for the second time on the final day of the season, O’Brien, rode 111 winners this season to clinch the title over rival the 2017 champion jockey Colin Keane. The pair had been neck and neck throughout much of the season until O’Brien pulled clear in the final weeks.
Enable Claims Horse of the Year for the Second Time
Enabled suffered a shock defeat in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, her final race but wins in the Eclipse, King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Yorkshire Oaks ensured the picked up the top award, as well as also winning the 2019 older horse award.
Breeders’ Cup Classic Marred by Death
Vino Rosso produced a scintillating performance to win the 36th edition of the Breeders’ Cup Classic race. At the quarter-mile marker, 15-1 outsider War of Will led the group, two-and-a-half lengths ahead of Mongolian Groom, who was also priced at 15/1 with favourite McKinzie a nose ahead of Vino Rosso. The chasing back reduced the lead at the half-mile mark, which was timed slow at 47.16.
Enable Will Remain in Training Says Prince Khalid Abdullah
Two-time Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe winner, Enable, is to remain in training the horse’s owner has confirmed. Waldgeist beat the mare by a length and three-quarters at this year’s showpiece event, denying the horse a historic third win. When Enable was not among the entries for British Champions Day at Ascot last week, it looked likely that the five-year-old would retire.