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09-16-2008, 03:36 PM
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Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Races
Not till December 14th but hey... it's never too early to start listing potential runners.
 Archipenko JJ the Jet Plane Who am I forgetting about from your part of the world, ed and magic man? 
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09-18-2008, 09:32 AM
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09-18-2008, 11:07 AM
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I'll have to try to remember what I read about Jay Peg....
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#4
10-12-2008, 08:57 PM
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Lush Lashes...
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10-13-2008, 01:48 AM
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Pressing...
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10-18-2008, 11:25 AM
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Linngari...
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#7
10-21-2008, 11:21 AM
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RP...
Curlin and Duke top Hong Kong entries Racing Post staff BREEDERS' Cup Classic contenders Curlin and Duke Of Marmalade top a stellar list of names to feature in the initial entry for the four Hong Kong International Races on December 14. As usual, the list of nominations for the four Group 1 events reads like an equine who's who, with 81 individual Group or Grade 1 winners among 300 nominations from 19 separate jurisdictions. "The exceptional quality and diversity of this year's nominations for the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Races supports our belief that the meeting has genuinely developed into the Turf World Championships," said Bill Nader the HKJC's executive director of racing. "Its global appeal continues to grow and extends this time to horses from the Czech Republic and Hungary," he added. "Across the Atlantic, we are hopeful of a strong representation from horses trained in United States given the six-week gap, the maximum possible, between the Breeders' Cup and the highlight of our season taking place, as always, on the second Sunday in December." FEATURE ENTRIES Hong Kong Sprint (6f - $1.6m) Defending champion Sacred Kingdom will bid to keep the world's richest turf sprint in Hong Kong for the seventh successive year. Overdose from Hungary has pretensions to being the best sprinter in Europe after the Prix de l'Abbaye debacle, although that title will officially belong to Marchand D'Or this season. Apache Cat is the best sprinter in Australia and JJ The Jet Plane is rated as among the fastest horse to emerge from South Africa in decades. Breeders' Cup Sprint winner Midnight Lute and Japanese filly Sleepless Night also hold the entry. Hong Kong Vase (1m4f - $1.8m) An event that has been the sole preserve of European horses in recent times and the reigning titleholder Doctor Dino is searching for a repeat victory. Soldier Of Fortune could represent Ballydoyle, while Britain could be represented by St Leger winners Conduit and Sixties Icon. Irish Oaks winner Moonstone, is another possible. Early entries are augmented by the Japanese-trained winner of Melbourne Cup, Delta Blues, and the AJC Derby winner from New Zealand, Nom Du Jeu, runner-up in the Caulfield Cup at the weekend. Hong Kong Mile (1m - $2.1m) Good Ba Ba, horse of theyear in Hong Kong, is out to regain the crown he won so thrillingly in 2007 but the Breeders' Cup Mile champion Kip Deville, Europe's highest-rated miler, Raven's Pass and fellow British star Paco Boy will take plenty of beating should they line-up. Other names to note are the American Shadwell TurfMile winner Thorn Song, Canada's best miler and leading older horse Rahy's Attorney, 1,000 Guineas winner Natagora and Apollo Star, the best horse in training in Czech Republic. Hong Kong Cup (1m2f - US$2.6m) The world's top dirt performer Curlin, still the highest-rated horse in the world on any surface, deserves first mention here - but only just ahead of Duke Of Marmalade, five times a Group 1 winner this year alone. Topping the pair in terms ofGroup 1 wins is Weekend Hussler, successful seven times at the top level in Australia, while Vodka is famed for becoming the first filly to win the Japanese Derby in over 60 years. Other top class females to look out for are triple Group 1 winners Halfway To Heaven and Lush Lashes. Will it be third time lucky for Viva Pataca in this race? Or can Archipenko, successful in the Audemars Piguet QEII Cup at the course and distance earlierin the year, record another win for trainer Mike De Kock?
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#8
10-28-2008, 02:32 PM
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Possible...
Eagle Mountain... http://www.mikedekockracing.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1600 Muhannak... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/oth...an-option.html Kip... http://www.derbytrail.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25113 Sixties Icon... http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/n...NG_Noseda.html Last edited by my miss storm cat : 10-28-2008 at 02:46 PM.
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10-30-2008, 11:16 AM
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#10
11-09-2008, 04:53 PM
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Sleepless Night is out...
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11-10-2008, 04:50 PM
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Apparently our girl from japan has a mystery injury. Hope she's alright. * * * On Apaaaaaache... http://www.racingandsports.com.au/ra...asp?NID=139270 Last edited by my miss storm cat : 11-10-2008 at 05:52 PM.
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#13
11-12-2008, 09:44 AM
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Capablanca and Waikato (Singapore)...
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11-19-2008, 04:18 PM
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Salaam Dubai and Star Crowned...
 (Dubai)
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11-20-2008, 07:56 PM
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Douro Valley...
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11-24-2008, 01:01 PM
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Super Hornet...
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11-27-2008, 10:03 PM
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Sacred Kingdom officially out...
http://racing.scmp.com/freeservice/n...s20081126c.asp JJ the Jet Plane grounded.  http://www.mikedekockracing.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1616 Kip's first trip to the track... http://www.hkjc.com/english/news/news_2008112720465.htm The official site... http://www.cxhkir.com/english/hkir2008/main.asp * * * Selected runners... Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint (Group 1) -1200m HK$12 million (US$1.6 million) Country / Region Int'l Rating Selected Horses Age Sex Wt. Trainer AUS 121 Apache Cat (AUS) 6 g 126 Greg Eurell FR 120 Marchand D'Or (FR) 5 g 126 Frederic Head SAF 117 Mythical Flight (SAF) 4 g 126 Sean Tarry HK 114 Enthused (NZ) 5 g 126 John Size HK 114 Sunny Power (AUS) 6 g 126 Francis Lui UAE 113 Diabolical (USA) 5 h 126 Saeed Bin Suroor HK 113 Green Birdie (NZ) 5 g 126 Caspar Fownes SIN 111 Waikato (NZ) 5 g 126 Laurie Laxon GER 110 Abbadjinn (GER) 4 g 126 Peter Rau JPN 110 Laurel Guerreiro (JPN) 4 c 126 Mitsugu Kon GB 110 Moorhouse Lad (GB) 5 g 126 Bryan Smart UAE 110 Star Crowned (USA) 5 h 126 Rashed Bouresly JPN 110 Tosho Courage (JPN) 6 h 126 Kaneo Ikezoe HK 106 Inspiration (AUS) 5 g 126 John Moore Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Mile (Group 1) -1600m HK$16 million (US$2.1 million) Country / Region Int'l Rating Selected Horses Age Sex Wt. Trainer HK 122 Good Ba Ba (USA) 6 g 126 Andreas Schutz USA 122 Kip Deville (USA) 5 h 126 Richard Dutrow HK 118 Armada (NZ) 7 g 126 John Size JPN 118 Super Hornet (JPN) 5 h 126 Yoshito Yahagi GB 117 Pressing (IRE) 5 h 126 Michael Jarvis FR 117 Spirito del Vento (FR) 5 g 126 Jean-Marie Beguigne HK 116 Egyptian Ra (NZ) 7 g 126 Tony Cruz HK 114 Able One (NZ) 6 g 126 John Moore USA 114 Awesome Gem (USA) 5 g 126 Craig Dollase GB 114 Laa Rayb (USA) 4 g 126 Mark Johnston GB 114 Major Cadeaux (GB) 4 c 126 Richard Hannon HK 113 Fellowship (NZ) 6 g 126 Paul O'Sullivan HK 109 Joy And Fun (NZ) 5 g 126 Derek Cruz FR 115 Natagora (FR) 3 f 121 Pascal Bary Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Cup (Group 1) -2000m HK$20 million (US$2.6 million) Country / Region Int'l Rating Selected Horses Age Sex Wt. Trainer SAF 122 Eagle Mountain (GB) 4 c 126 Mike de Kock HK 122 Viva Pataca (GB) 6 g 126 John Moore GB 119 Linngari (IRE) 6 h 126 Sir Michael Stoute FR 117 Loup Breton (IRE) 4 c 126 Elie Lellouche FR 116 Balius (IRE) 5 h 126 Carlos Laffon-Parias USA 116 Out Of Control (BRZ) 5 h 126 Robert Frankel USA 114 Artiste Royal (IRE) 7 h 126 Neil Drysdale GB 114 Hearthstead Maison (IRE) 4 c 126 Mark Johnston GER 113 Estejo (GER) 4 c 126 Ralf Rohne HK 110 Hawkes Bay (GB) 6 g 126 David Hall HK 110 Viva Macau (FR) 5 h 126 John Moore HK 108 Sight Winner (NZ) 5 g 126 John Size FR 114 Trincot (FR) 3 c 123 Philippe Demercastel IRE 119 Lush Lashes (GB) 3 f 119 Jim Bolger Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Vase (Group 1) - 2400m HK$14 million (US$1.8 million) Country / Region Int'l Rating Selected Horses Age Sex Wt. Trainer FR 119 Doctor Dino (FR) 6 h 126 Richard Gibson AUS 117 Douro Valley(AUS) 7 g 126 Danny O'Brien IRE 116 Mores Wells (GB) 4 c 126 Kevin Prendergast HK 116 Packing Winner (NZ) 6 g 126 Peter Ho GB 115 Muhannak (IRE) 4 g 126 Ralph Beckett GB 115 Sixties Icon (GB) 5 h 126 Jeremy Noseda HK 114 Jackpot Delight (NZ) 5 g 126 Caspar Fownes GER 114 Poseidon Adventure (IRE) 5 h 126 Wolfgang Figge GB 114 Purple Moon (IRE) 5 g 126 Luca Cumani SAF 113 Mourilyan (IRE) 4 c 126 Herman Brown GB 112 Buccellati (GB) 4 c 126 Andrew Balding GER 110 Dickens (GER) 5 h 126 Hans Blume HK 108 Ambitious General (AUS) 5 h 126 David Hall JPN 108 Jaguar Mail (JPN) 4 c 126 Noriyuki Hori Last edited by my miss storm cat : 11-27-2008 at 10:15 PM.
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12-01-2008, 07:19 PM
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Sixties Icon out, Jaguar Mail looking definite (he's been 2nd to Japan Cup winner Screen Hero twice)...
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12-02-2008, 07:20 PM
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Godolphin withdraws their only runner, Diabolical (failed to impress in workout), German stayer Dickens (Vase) Hearthstead Maison (Cup) withdrawn as well.....
Star Crowned iffy... quarantine issues.
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#20
12-03-2008, 01:21 AM
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Douro Valley arrives...
http://www.hkjc.com/english/news/news_2008120320510.htm Waikato has his final workout (Kranji) and departs Thursday night. “I’ll have to send him up to Hong Kong with a blanket,” said Laxon. “It’s not something that he needs here. “At least he knows what one is.  He used to wear one in New Zealand before he came up here.”- Laurie Laxon
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