START AGAIN
One of the biggest events for Canadian racing this weekend is the Cigar Mile tomorrow at Aqueduct featuring locally bred DAAHER, bred by Yvonne and Dagmar Schwabe. Photo from Terence Dulay at wwww.horse-races.net. Read more below.
TYLER PIZARRO, Woodbine’s top apprentice, is going for his first stakes win today at….Churchill
Canadian-bred WESTMORELAND kicked off the Thanksgiving Day card at Aqueduct with a bang yesterday. At 28 to 1, the
Not right, not right at all
COOL RECEPTION was scratched from a maiden filly race at Aqueduct - not the brave Canadian bred colt who finished 2nd in the 1967 Belmont Stakes on a broken leg, not the 2005 Hall of Fame inductee, not the same colt who was one of this country’s best horses at ages 2 and 3.
Seems a shame to have allowed his name to be used again.
SOVEREIGN AWARDS PREVIEW –
PART 4
TURF FEMALE
ESSENTIAL EDGE
WON Canadian Stakes – Grade 2
WON BELLE GESTE STAKES
3rd
SEALY HILL
WON WONDER WHERE STAKES
2nd Canadian Stakes
2nd E.p. Taylor Stakes – Grade 1
Others: THE
TURF MALE
AWESOME ACTION
Won
Won Labeeb Stakes
CLOUDY’S KNIGHT
WON Canadian International – Grade 1
ECCENTRIC
WON CHIEF BEARHART STAKES
WON TURF CLASSIC – Grade 1
Others: Le Cinquieme Essai, ,Last Answer, Rahy’s Attorney
CANADIAN-BRED DAAHER GOES FOR THE ‘LUTE’
Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin, one of the most talented horse trainers on the continent, calls Canadian-bred Daaher a “serious horse” and the 3-year-old, who turned into a sizzler once the blinkers were put on, takes on Breeders’ Cup Sprint winner Midnight Lute in tomorrow’s Cigar Mile at Aqueduct.
Daaher (Awesome Again- Irish Cherry), bred by Yvonne Schwabe and her mother Dagmar, won the Grade 2 Jerome Stakes in his last start. The colt tried the Queen’s Plate and Prince of Wales at Woodbine and
The Cigar Mile is a 6 horse field.
Also tomorrow, Canadian-bred BUFFALO MAN, once on the Kentucky Derby trail, makes his 2nd start since fracturing a leg in the Discovery Handicap (gr 3) at Aqueduct. Second in the Wild Again Stake sin his return from a layoff, the El Prado colt is a favourite for the 9 furlong race.
Sunday, TWILIGHT METEOR, also a Queen’s Plate contestant, is a contender for the Grade 1 Hollywood Derby at
4 Comments:
At 11:03 AM, Teresa said…
Thanks for the good info on the Polytrack--I'm a keen follower of how synthetics react to weather and their other effects, so I appreciate hearing a relatively first-hand account. Will look forward to writing about/linking to it over the weekend.
I'm also a big fan of Daaher and McLaughlin, so will be eager to see how he does on Saturday.
At 6:59 PM, Anonymous said…
I thought all names for new thoroughbreds had to be submitted and approved and there could be no duplicates?
At 11:08 AM, Anonymous said…
Names can be reused unless the name has been "retired" (i.e. Northern Dancer, Secretariat, etc). Read the details here:
http://horseracing.about.com/od/breeding/a/aanameingtb.htm
At 10:07 PM, Anonymous said…
I think the time is 10 years after a horse has retired.
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