Imperatriz dominates and claims her sixth Group 1 win
- 7 months ago
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Gun New Zealand Mare Imperatriz, a 750,000 dollar group 1 Moir Stakes has reached victory. Sprinter, trained by Mark Walker, was stabilized straight, and the second Gallant gained a length at the top of Asfoora. Imperiatriz ran 56.47 seconds and broke his 1000 -meter registry. Jockey Opie Bosson, who caught a plane to New Zealand on Friday night to ride in the group 1 races on Saturday, said he gave him an "incredible feeling". "Credit to the team ... A privilege to ride," Bosson said. "It just gives you an incredible feeling when it was disappointed ... Although Walker has been a $ 20 million carrot two weeks, it confirmed plans to hold Group 1 winner Melbourne, which has not been defeated Valley three Valley. "I'm so happy here, I don't see any feeling about putting it in a float," Walker said. "They are prestigious races and love here." Emperoruz will then target Maneato Stakes on October 28 and the Champions Sprint on November 11th. Despite the rhetoric about keeping him in Melbourne, Imperatriz Moir Blitz fired $ 4,80 to win Everest. Asfoora's Jockey Mitch belongs to Mare's performance of Mare, trained by Henry Dwyer. When it belongs, "Every time it gives 100 percent. I just tried to squeeze it into the corner, but a better horse beat us tonight. Very happy with him.
Gun New Zealand Mare Imperatriz, a 750,000 dollar group 1 Moir Stakes has reached victory. Sprinter, trained by Mark Walker, was stabilized straight, and the second Gallant gained a length at the top of Asfoora. Imperiatriz ran 56.47 seconds and broke his 1000 -meter registry. Jockey Opie Bosson, who caught a plane to New Zealand on Friday night to ride in the group 1 races on Saturday, said he gave him an "incredible feeling". "Credit to the team ... A privilege to ride," Bosson said. "It just gives you an incredible feeling when it was disappointed ... Although Walker has been a $ 20 million carrot two weeks, it confirmed plans to hold Group 1 winner Melbourne, which has not been defeated Valley three Valley. "I'm so happy here, I don't see any feeling about putting it in a float," Walker said. "They are prestigious races and love here." Emperoruz will then target Maneato Stakes on October 28 and the Champions Sprint on November 11th. Despite the rhetoric about keeping him in Melbourne, Imperatriz Moir Blitz fired $ 4,80 to win Everest. Asfoora's Jockey Mitch belongs to Mare's performance of Mare, trained by Henry Dwyer. When it belongs, "Every time it gives 100 percent. I just tried to squeeze it into the corner, but a better horse beat us tonight. Very happy with him.