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Gm Equinauts
Another good day yesterday with two nice priced winners, our strong bet landing on the easiest winner of the day in WHO’S GLEN.
Newsletter NAP boom. WHO’S GLEN absolutely hoses up to win the race Balding won last year.
Easy, easy money.
— BGP Capital (@equinties)
3:57 PM • Sep 13, 2024
Let’s go again, let’s dive in.
HEADLINE ROUNDUP
ALLAHO RETIRES
As the Racing Blogger rightly put it, ALLAHO was a Cheltenham legend and de Bromhead has called time on his amazing career.
All the best in retirement - on your day, you were brilliant and brought smiles to every one’s faces.
A very happy retirement to the brilliant ALLAHO! 🔴🔵⚪️
A Cheltenham legend in his own right! 🏆
— Stephen R Power (@racingblogger)
2:46 PM • Sep 13, 2024
JUVENILE ASCOT FORM
It was hard not to be impressed by AESTERIUS in the Group 2 Flying Childers as beating BIG MOJO, TROPICAL STORM and AIN’T NOBODY crosses off a few good two-year-old form lines.
Following his Flying Childers triumph, Aesterius will target a trip to the @BreedersCup! 🇺🇸
— At The Races (@AtTheRaces)
2:27 PM • Sep 13, 2024
He comes from the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, a piece of form that looks rather hot as TROPICAL STORM has won a Listed race, ARIZONA BLAZE was second in the Goffs sales race at York, WHISTLEJACKET has won a Group 1, and now AESTERIUS is a Group 2 winner.
As for the performance in isolation, he successfully made all, but he could have easily faulted when BIG MOJO came to challenge, so annoyingly he showed plenty of attitude to stay ahead. We really wanted BIG MOJO to win!
Archie Watson has always thought plenty of him, and it seems like the Breeders’ Cup is next on the agenda.
Watson said: "The Breeders' Cup will be his end-of-season target, that should really suit him. Do we have a crack at the Abbaye in the meantime? He's a course-and-distance winner at Longchamp and he'd get 18lb off his elders. Soldier's Call was only beaten a neck in it by Mabs Cross after winning this and it's something we'll have a good discussion about.
"The weight is a big thing and there's a fair draw bias. The way he jumps and travels, if he was to be drawn low in an Abbaye he might be hard to peg back."
Aesterius has some lofty targets after his decisive Flying Childers win at Doncaster today. Wathnan Racing’s son of Mehmas may take on his elders in the Abbaye on Arc day before travelling over the Atlantic to contest the @BreedersCup Juvenile Sprint
📸 Bill Selwyn— The Owner Breeder (@TheOwnerBreeder)
3:51 PM • Sep 13, 2024
WHISTLEJACKET, SHAREHOLDER and ARIZONA BLAZE are all entered for the Middle Park at Newmarket, so they should be worth watching from the Norfolk, though SHAREHOLDER could also take up his engagement in the Mill Reef at Newbury.
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