Emirates horses want to shine in England and America

Emirates horses face a number of European and international challenges, including Godolphin’s “Wild Goddess” led by jockey William Buick and trainer Charlie Appleby and His Highness Sheikh Ahmad bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s “Jabbara” led by jockey David Egan. Under the supervision of trainer Roger Varian, the “race” will be in the Sweet Solera Stakes, a third division over 1400 meters today at the ancient Newmarket track in England.

Trainer Charlie Appleby said: “Wild Goddess has grown considerably since her first outing at Haydock, where she had an impressive win in the Novice Race, and we feel like all the fillies she’s raced we’ve got even more prepared. We believe it can.

American species

On the other hand, Godolphin’s “Santine”, led by jockey Tyler Gavaglione and supervised by trainer Brendan Walsh, will defend the “Arlington Million Stakes” title over 2000 meters, “Class One”. The “Colonial Downs” trail in America at dawn on Sunday.

Michael Banahan, Racehorse Production Manager, Godolphin USA, said: “Brendan has been very pleased with Santin’s performance last week as he came here with excellent training on the Turfway synthetic and is in excellent condition. Also in the 3 furlong sprint on Tuesday.

He added, “We hope that his return to grass after two unsuccessful attempts on the sand will help him re-sharpen his skills and help him defend the title from his last victory in the “Arlington Million”. Obviously an open race, and there is only one winning horse in his participation in the group. The latter , a horse who has never won a top-class race, has not had a good gate “Sandin” since starting from the gate (11), but we believe he can develop a way to keep track of the leaders in the race.

Secretary Sticks

On the same evening, the “Secretariat Stakes” race over 1600 meters, “Second Class”, will see the participation of 8 horses, notably Godolphin’s “Silver Note” led by jockey Jamie Spencer and overseen by trainer. Charlie Appleby. Trainer Charlie Appleby said: “The program has been in Silver Knot’s place for some time and we believe the race will suit him over shorter distances, and his preparations have been excellent and, although the race looks competitive, he stands out among them. His record in the race is remarkable given that.