Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes, G1

[my miss storm cat]

NEWBURY 19 MAY 2007

2:45 JUDDMONTE LOCKINGE STAKES (GROUP 1) (CLASS 1) (4yo+) Winner £ 1m

No. Form Horse Trainer RTF % Wgt Jockey
2407-4 Balthazaar´s Gift 21 L M Cumani 4 9-0 110 134 116
40211- Blue Ksar 203 Saeed Bin Suroor 4 9-0 115 130 115
111-1 Danak 27 John M Oxx 4 9-0 126 102
1139-3 Decado 27 Kevin Prendergast 4 9-0 128 116
230-83 Dunelight 17 C G Cox 4 9-0 105 125 124
12316- George Washington 196 A P O´Brien 4 9-0 145 125
2-1342 Illustrious Blue 17 W J Knight 4 9-0 107 123 109
1620-1 Jeremy 21 Sir Michael Stoute 4 9-0 112 132 129
1-2854 King Jock 72 R J Osborne 6 9-0 124 118
1364-6 Krataios 18 C Laffon-Parias 7 9-0 134 118
2240-3 Marcus Andronicus 34 A P O´Brien 4 9-0 124 123
121-33 Passager 18 Mme C Head-Maarek 4 9-0 128 118
342-11 Racinger 18 F Head 4 9-0 132 123
72113- Ramonti 160 Saeed Bin Suroor 5 9-0 116 135 117
15-7 Secret World 30 J Noseda 4 9-0 105 121 121
1424-9 Stormy River 49 N Clement 4 9-0 136 132
12345- Nannina 230 J H M Gosden 4 8-11 115 136 127
14432- Peeress 252 Sir Michael Stoute 6 8-11 117 139 136
11115- Red Evie 231 M L W Bell 4 8-11 115 131 124
1496-2 Speciosa 30 Mrs P Sly 4 8-11 110 127 122


So far i believe the only definites are Peeress, Red Evie and Nannina.....

Go, Peeress!

From the horses listed there, Imm have to go for Georgie, Nannina, and Speciosa .

Katy

[brockguy]

any excuse to show this previous Lockinge..

http://www.coolmore.com/stallions/ir...k_wing/?vid=56
just love the commentary

[NoChanceToDance]

With the rain, i'd have to say Peeress, but Nannina (same owners and my former employers) has been very well touted, but any more rain would be a negative for her, but a big positice for Peeress

[my miss storm cat]

Ten left..... go Peeress!

PEERESS TO GO FOR LOCKINGE AGAIN

By Keith Hamer,
Sporting Life


Peeress may attempt to become the fourth dual winner of the Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes in the last 50 years at Newbury on Saturday.

The Cheveley Park Stud-owned mare, trained by Sir Michael Stoute, was among 10 horses left in the Group One race over a mile at the confirmation stage.

Should she take her chance, the five-year-old could join other back-to-back winners - Pall Mall (1958-9), Welsh Pageant (1970-71) and Soviet Line (1995-6).

Her owners also have the John Gosden-trained Nannina left in the race, while Stoute has another acceptor in Jeremy.

Red Evie, who short-headed Peeress in the Matron Stakes at Leopardstown last September when Nannina was fourth, could run for Michael Bell.

Pam Sly is considering the feature for last year's 1000 Guineas winner Speciosa and there is a possible French challenger in Passager, trained by Criquette Head-Maarek.

The sole Irish entry is Aidan O'Brien's Marcus Andronicus, while Godolphin have left in the former Italian-trained Ramonti, third in the Hong Kong Mile in December.

The 10 possibles are completed by Jeremy Noseda's Secret World and Illustrious Knight, trained by William Knight.

[Scurlogue Champ]

Originally Posted by brockguy

any excuse to show this previous Lockinge..

http://www.coolmore.com/stallions/ir...k_wing/?vid=56
just love the commentary

That is a pure asswhipping

[Scurlogue Champ]

I like Ramonti here.

[brockguy]

Form Horse Trainer RTF % Wgt Jockey
1 2-1342 Illustrious Blue 17 W J Knight 9-0
2 1620-1 Jeremy 21 Sir Michael Stoute 53 4 9-0
3 2240-3 Marcus Andronicus 34 A P O´Brien 91 4 9-0
4 12345- Nannina 230 J H M Gosden 75 4 8-11
5 121-33 Passager 18 Mme C Head-Maarek 4 9-0
6 14432- Peeress 252 Sir Michael Stoute 53 6 8-11
7 72113- Ramonti 160 Saeed Bin Suroor 57 5 9-0
8 11115- Red Evie 231 M L W Bell 55 4 8-11 Jamie Spencer
9 15-7 Secret World 30 J Noseda 60 4 9-0 105
10 1496-2 Speciosa 30 Mrs P Sly 0 4 8-11 Micky Fenton

[NoChanceToDance]

Peeress to win, i hope she can anyway.

If she doesn't do it, i expect Jeremy to collect the prize as he is so adaptable as regards to postioning during the race and ground, it all seems to come alike to him.

[brockguy]

yeah, i agree with you. I think that Peeress is old and wise enough to be good enough on any type of ground..One I'm wary of is Marcus Andronicus.. If he's like the O'Brien 3year olds and displays huge improvement from 1st run to 2nd then he'll do very well..

[brockguy]

Ive found this a difficult race to figure out, but settled on Peeress.. I was incling towards Ramonti as he has bags of class and Godolphin are getting back into form..

[NoChanceToDance]

Originally Posted by brockguy

Ive found this a difficult race to figure out, but settled on Peeress.. I was incling towards Ramonti as he has bags of class and Godolphin are getting back into form..

Agree there, the more i've looked it the more tricky it looks.

I have backed Peeress, but i wouldn't be surprised if Speciosa wins with a canny ride from the front.

But i would love to see Peeress win, so sticking with her

[brockguy]

Red Evie..Im shocked... Ramonti looks a very good horse to follow this season as well.

[NoChanceToDance]

Originally Posted by brockguy

Red Evie..Im shocked... Ramonti looks a very good horse to follow this season as well.

Yes, i'd slightly question the form with Passager finishing so close who has been beaten at Gr3 company this year already.

Peeress very disappointing. She was entitled to beat Red Evie today, so surely that wasn't her true running.

[my miss storm cat]

Good girl, Evie.

Good girl anyway, Peeress. Still my favorite. Next time.....