Ado McGuinness claims ‘all the systems work’ at A Case Of You as his stable star looks to return to his brightest best in Group 1 Flying Five Stakes at Irish Champions Weekend To do.
The four-year-old finished third on his season debut in the Group Two Greenlands Stakes at Karag, but failed to gallop in the Platinum Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, but the Dublin trainer did it. I’ve been “very happy” with him ever since.
McGuinness intends to take the Hot Streak Colt to the racetrack gallop this weekend and should be the two Group 1 winners at the height of the bold bidding at Karag on September 11th.
“That’s what all systems go for. Hopefully if it rains this weekend we’ll get a gallop somewhere on the racetrack, either Curragh or Naas,” Rusk’s handler reveals. Did.
“He’ll probably get one more[gallop]and then go straight to the Flying Five. He’s got a great nickname and I’m very, very happy. He’s wild in his moments at home, but He’s in great shape!”
Meanwhile, the York Ebor meeting kicks off today and all eyes will be on Beid as William Haggas’ epic four-year-old bids for a perfect 10 in the Group 1 Jadmonte International Stakes (3.35).
Jim Crowley’s mount is looking for a sixth straight victory at the Group 1 level, with Aidan O’Brien in the saddle High Definition (HD) and Galileo’s Colt nearly failing to fire a contest victory and his There is little to suggest an extension of the undefeated streak. 2 years.
However, O’Brien has a chance to meet Navesmire in the Group 2 Great Voltiger Stakes (3.0). After Aychal, who also partnered with Ryan Moore, won Group 3 at Karag last month.
The Michael O’Callaghan-trained Instructable also has an Irish hope in the Group 3 Accombe Stakes (2.25) under Rossa Ryan, who won the Novice Stakes at Windsor last month.
