Goodwood
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King George Qatar Stakes (Group 2)
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315h 28min
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Trainer Quotes
Oct 2025
"A gorgeous filly who has been a star for us. She rushed the gates in the Cheveley Park and crashed her head into them. It's hard to say she completely didn't run her race, but we were expecting more. Because she didn't get into a rhythm after that, she didn't handle the Dip. We were thinking about the Breeders' Cup if she had been right there in the mix, but that will be it for this year. We don't really know what her trip will be as a three-year-old. I think we'll enter her in the 1,000 Guineas and run in a trial. If we come back after the Nell Gwyn and find she doesn't handle the Dip, we could maybe go to the French Guineas. She might be a sprinter as she's fast, but I thought she stayed 7f well in the Prix du Calvados. 08-10-25"
Trainer Quotes
Jul 2025
"It was exciting to see him win the Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot. He didn't stay the 6f in the Woodcote when he was second behind Maximise but he showed a great turn of foot back over 5f. He's in the Super Sprint but we won't necessarily go there - we might go for the Molecomb, although the Super Sprint is before that. Then we'd possibly need to look at the Nunthorpe. He's got great speed. 02-07-25"
Trainer Quotes
Jun 2025
"She's under consideration to be supplemented for the Commonwealth Cup. She's taken her race at Chantilly very well and there aren't that many opportunities to run against her own age group. She's always been a very smart worker and she's a sprinter who can really accelerate. She's a very solid sprint-built filly but she must have good ground. We were very happy with her in the Prix Marchand d'Or because she pinged out of the stalls and then Mickael [Barzalona] managed to get her some cover and she dropped the bit. She could do well if she runs that way again. 11-06-25"
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