After Eden O’Brien’s roam, he recorded the success of the second group One.
The previous race, Gordon Sticks, was a short delay due to heavy rains and when it received about 30 mm of rainfall in half an hour, it was heavy.
With electricity in this area, it was also considered very dangerous to use the stalls that started, and after the start of a flag, Ryan Moore took the bull by horns and sent Ox runner -up to the lead.
Missedura and the beautiful poly winner, who was only defeated to stabilize the mini-hook in Epsom, was always in control and when seeing that the fire was briefly saw a danger, Moore had saved plenty, and the roaming was clear as a favorite of 6-5. The amazing winner of the Coronation Stakes, Cesarin, placed the second ranking for more than 10 furlongs.
Ryan Moore pose with NASA STEX Tropy after being successful
O’Brien said: “It is really incredible, they are full of domestic generation through the voter lyrics who have all the powers in front of them. They can go to the arc, arc trials, and the breeders.
“When the Flays worked in the spring, it was about to go around. Mini Hook is a great traveler, a huge cruiser, and we will not see the best of it until he goes to class.
“When they come together, we will know who is the best.”
Merchant travels for Gordon’s success
The merchant pulled all stops to refuse to expire Wimbledon Hockey.
In the Royal Scott, an impressive winner in King George We Stacks, William Hagas’s good son, Tiofello, was successfully sent to Group Three to enhance his growing reputation.
With the risk of electricity, which means that the flag began, it also guided them to Gary and Josh Moore very soon, with the recent sandalwood winner of the Undeen O’Brien and Andrew Baling, who was owned by the Hycoller Three Breaks in the rear of the field with Windlord.
Two furlongs are standing near the pole with runners, it happened as James Owen’s wimbleden hockey would railing something, but Merchant’s Jockey Tom Markand had a brave ally when he was needed, with it he needed to be with him.
Departed for a merchant house in driving rain in Goodwood
Whether it’s at home or abroad, interesting options are now waiting for the merchant, which was raised by Jim Balligar. Donkey or Paris appears to be a debate about the autumn.
Hagas said: “Tom said he did not enjoy the ground, but he kept on moving and I like the most about it.
“His mood is very good, he does not give the monkey about anything. This is a great attribute for the future.
“All of them had to face the situation, it was dirty that happened with the start of the flag. He has won only one nose and James’s horse is a brilliant race.
“He really dug well well well, he is a very good horse. The desert hero won the race and then ran into the St. Ledger and I did not think he was the same after that.
“I’m worried about touching this horse a mile and six skin, I think she’s really a horse for the next year. We think she’s great.
“However, if he did not like the land there, he might not like the land in France in the fall. I am not saying that the arc is definitely not going to happen, but it is definitely not going to happen.”
Hycler’s Harry Herbert added: “I am not sure we will go for a Ledger, for this project – until he comes out of the race – to go to York (Great voltage stakes).
“We’ll see how it runs, if York goes well and we have a good ground in York, we will see what this horse can do on the perfect ground.
“Tom said he was roaming his wheels all over the way, it is unusual that he has won. If that happened to York’s proper passing, the trainer spoke more about the arc, which is quite bold.
“He is worried about a mile and a six -year -old, he sees it as a great future. He is a master with this kind of horse.”
Copol bravely raining at Richand’s stake
Clive Cox won Merkel Richmond Stex For the third time in seven years, Copol pulled out a comfortable winner in the heavy rain race.
After the Golden Hard in 2019 and 12 months after supremacy, Cox endured his time with his son’s son’s son after a brilliant run in the Royal Scott.
He ranked third behind GSTAD in Country Stacks and paid the winner a beautiful definition, which is always under control under David Perobert.
Coopol (right) came the best house under David Perobert
Eden O’Brien’s Puerto Rico finished second for the third race, but never felt like following the terms with the two -length winner.
Eve Johnson Huton’s Hurricane Hurricane was on the half -way, and when he made considerable progress, his race eventually came to a halt and he was third.
Cox said: “I was worried about the soft ground because it got such a beautiful action on a good surface. He’s very fast and really did it fine.
“I am not yet convinced that he will go to a really soft ground, so if we were in the next race, it would have been hard, but he is still great and he exhibited today.
“I think he’s very skilled and he is a suitable six furlong horse so there are routine plans here, the middle park will be the last purpose.”
O’Brien said about Puerto Rico: “I am very happy with it. It was a beautiful run and I would say that he would be happy to go to seven furlongs. “
Johnson Hutin felt that the rain had already come to the ground, and that the Havana was pushing the hurricane pace.
He said: “The ground was a bit loose and it had an effect on his feet, but he is running a beautiful race.
“I am really happy, the front horse has been ranked 102 and the front horse has been given 104 rank – we have turned the farm with more and more so I am happy.
“He really tries hard, he is an absolute fiction and we love it.”
