Karl Burke is keen for Venetian Sun to have one final outing at six furlongs in the Prix Morny before she steps up in distance later in the campaign.
The unbeaten two-year-old followed in the footsteps of former Spigot Lodge inmate Dandalla when backing up Albany Stakes success in the Duchess of Cambridge Stakes and with the form of both races looking red-hot, connections are justified in aiming sky high with their talented daughter of Starman.
“She’s a very high-class filly and we’re aiming her at the Morny,” said Burke.
“If everything is as it should be at that stage going into the race – we’ll have a good opposition at the time – then she will probably go there.”
Owned by Brighton & Hove Albion supremo Tony Bloom along with Ian McAleavy, Venetian Sun is sure to move up in trip in a bid to replicate Burke’s Fallen Angel at the Curragh in the Moyglare Stud Stakes on September 14.
But before that, the exciting youngster is being prepared to head to Deauville on August 17, where she has the chance to join the Middleham handler’s 2017 winner Unfortunately on the Morny roll of honour.
“If we don’t go to the Morny we will go straight to the Moyglare and all being well if she does take in the Morny, she will then go on to the Curragh and the Moyglare over seven as well,” continued Burke.
“We’re very keen to step her up to seven, but the Morny is too big a prize to leave behind and it will be very interesting to see who stands their ground for the race and at the moment it’s what she is being trained for.
“She came out of Newmarket bouncing fresh and she has just started picking up her work and we’re ready to build her up for the Morny.”
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Lucinda Russell and Michael Scudamore have been granted a joint licence by the British Horseracing Authority.
Russell, who has been training since 1995 in the professional ranks, has sent out over 1,000 winners in her own name, including two Grand Nationals and four Cheltenham Festival successes.
Scudamore, who has been linked to the Kinross yard since 2023, had previously trained in his own right in Herefordshire.
“The long-term plan has always been for Michael and myself to become joint trainers and it represents an exciting development for the stable as we look forward to the 2025/26 jumps season,” said Russell.
“In his two years as assistant trainer Michael has been able to embed himself into his role within the team and fully acquaint himself with our training methods which utilise the outstanding natural resources of the Perthshire countryside.
“Apart from the names of the licence, nothing will change but the effects of having Michael on board in a leadership role are already evident.
“The size of our stable has increased by 20 per cent since he arrived in Scotland. We have built more stables and will have around 160 horses in training by the time the jumps season fully kicks into gear.
“Being able to share responsibility for the operational running of the stable has also allowed me to concentrate more time on arguably the most important part of training, sourcing new horses. That has seen the quality of horses we are able to train continue to improve thanks to the support of our owners.”
Scudamore, son of Russell’s partner and assistant Peter, said: “I am really excited to be joining Lucinda as joint trainer. The Russell stable has been one of the most successful in the country over the last two years and this move reflects our ambitions to reach even greater heights.
“Any trainer will tell you that when you move into a new stable it takes time to get used to the gallops and the environment around you.
“The last two years have been a great learning experience. I now feel I am fully integrated into a very experienced team in which everyone knows their roles.
“We have had some great results and everyone is eager to further build on that success.”
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Bonus Time made all to land the Ironxcell For Energy Race at Naas.
The 2-5 shot was sent straight to the head of the field by Colin Keane, with Zuheila racing keenly in behind.
Keane did not have to ask the daughter of Too Darn Hot too many questions, as the Paddy Twomey-trained filly ran out a half-length winner from Kodilicious, who kept on well for second, with the still green Zuheila in third.
Twomey said: “Her last run was her first run for us and we tried seven in a handicap. She ran really well and Andy (Oliver)’s horse is a good horse that beat her just at the line.
“First time in a handicap carrying 10st and I just thought the last 50 yards looked a long way, so we said we’d come back to six today.
“It looked a nice spot for her and I’m very happy how she did it. Colin looked after her and gave her a nice ride.
“Colin said she could be dropped in and that she was waiting there in front.”
The three-year-old is owned by Yorkshire-based Bond Thoroughbred Limited, and Twomey added: “We’ll try to get some black type with her eventually and she might go to the Ebor meeting in York.”
Mint Man won on turf at the 11th time of asking in the Taste Of Kildare At Naas Racecourse 16th – 17th August Handicap.
The Pat Murphy-trained four-year-old launched his challenge two furlongs out and hit the front heading into the final furlong, keeping on well to win by a length and a half.
Murphy said of his 8-1 winner: “He was in good form and is not a massive horse so carrying less weight today helped him.
“Leigh said he winged the gates and travelled away nicely for him. He hung a bit to the near side but has done it nicely.
“I thought he would have won more by now.
“We’ll see what comes up for him and he could run in the Curragh on Saturday.”
Keane completed a double on Noli Timere in the LubriSyn HA+ Premium Equine Joint Protection Fillies Maiden.
Michael O’Callaghan’s filly justified 11-4 favouritism and he said: “She’s a lovely filly and has taken a bit of time but is one we have always liked.
“We put cheekpieces on today, more to sharpen her up dropping back from a mile and one.
“Colin said a mile is her trip and she’ll improve for slower ground. That is as quick as she wants it and we’ll probably go hunting for a little bit of black type.”
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In a season where Charlie Johnston might yet hit the Classic target, he has high hopes for the future with Ancient Egypt after the regally-bred youngster made a winning debut at Beverley last week.
Kia Joorabchian’s Amo Racing operation went to 1,100,000 guineas for the son of Frankel out of Atone, who is a sister to Midday.
Ridden by Rowan Scott, he needed all of the extended seven-furlong trip to get on top but was doing his best work in the closing stages and Johnston – who won the same race 12 months ago with his dual Derby-placed and now St Leger-bound colt Lazy Griff – is keen to get him out again this season.
“He’s come out of the race good, I was relieved to get his head in front on debut,” said the Middleham handler.
“He horse we’ve always liked. He’s a big boy. He’s a horse for next year. I’m not sure what we’ll do with him now, I’m sure we’ll see him again at least once more this year, quite how quickly we step up in class, we’ll have to have a think about, but he’s a he’s a smart horse.
“I love the way he was only just getting half the idea in the last furlong when he went and put it to bed. Rowan took about half an hour to pull him up and come back in again so he’ll take a big step forward from that. We think he’s a smart horse.
“It was the same race that Lazy Griff won. I’m not going to stand here and say that I’ve been planning that for months, but after he worked last week I thought it was the entry, so let’s hope he ends up in the same sort of echelons as him.”
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Publish will follow in the footsteps of some illustrious names when he returns to Sandown for the Betmgm Solario Stakes later this month.
John and Thady Gosden’s son of Kingman is already well accustomed to the Esher track having run there in both of his starts to date, winning impressively last time out when getting the better of Charlie Appleby’s Catullus.
As short as 10-1 with Ladbrokes and Coral for next year’s 2000 Guineas, the exciting colt will now get the chance to not only emulate his father, but also Clarehaven stablemate Field Of Gold who won the Group Three event in the Juddmonte silks 12 months ago.
“He’s a lovely colt and a horse that we like a lot,” said Barry Mahon, European racing manager for owners Juddmonte.
“He will probably follow a route similar to Field Of Gold and go back to Sandown for the Solario Stakes on his next start.
“It should suit him going back to Sandown, John and Thady have used that route for some nice horses and obviously Kingman and Field Of Gold are two who have won it. Now he’s had his two runs I think we will stick to that plan.
“James Doyle was very complimentary of him and the only thing he did say was the ground was on the soft side that day and he would appreciate better ground, which is something we’ll bear in mind going forward. But he’s very much a nice colt.”
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George Scott has earmarked Kempton’s Unibet September Stakes for Isle Of Jura’s long-awaited comeback, with his stable star pleasing the Newmarket handler since returning to work.
A stand-out performer for the Eve Lodge team, he is unbeaten in his last five after building on his money-spinning success in Bahrain back on home soil, but he has been on the sidelines since registering a memorable victory in last year’s Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot.
However, anticipation is now building that the long road to recovery is coming to an end, with Scott optimistic the five-year-old will be ready for action on the Sunbury all-weather on September 6.
Scott said: “He’s great and back in fast work and I think we can slightly begin to dream he will be back again as he’s taken some very significant steps forwards and is in great shape. His issue is handling great and it is really exciting.
“He’s going to go to the September Stakes, that will be his race and fits well with my plan to go for the Bahrain International.
“At least now we can be optimistic and start to make these plans and look forward to getting him back. We’ve jumped a lot of hurdles now and it would just be very unlucky if we didn’t see him in the September Stakes, he’s really doing well.
“He will have been off the track for a long time by the time we get to the September Stakes so in my head I will be thinking anything there is a bonus, but he’s a special racehorse to us.”
Trainer George Scott has his stable star to look forward to (David Davies/PA)
If all goes to plan for the Victorious Racing-owned Isle Of Jura in his Kempton return, then he will swiftly be on his travels in search of further riches in the Middle East, with Scott planning an ambitious winter programme.
Scott added: “He’ll spend his winter abroad and I imagine he will go to Bahrain and then move onto something like the Jebel Hatta (Meydan) and the Neom Turf Cup (Riyadh) and then back to Dubai for World Cup night, but that is a long way off.
“There’s unbelievable money in these races abroad and he loves fast ground and flat tracks so it just makes perfect sense.”
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Princess Child, who has been campaigned exclusively in Listed and Group races for over a year, dropped down in grade to land the valuable Irish Stallion Farms EBF Ahonoora Handicap at Galway.
The consistent four-year-old filly had finished second in a Listed event at the track on Thursday but was able to land her first win since racing in France as a juvenile.
Since joining Joseph O’Brien she was more than paid her way, finishing second in four Listed races.
However, this was the first time her handler had run her in a handicap since her first start for new connections in June 2024 and she was sent off 5-1 to gain a first win in Ireland.
Gleneagle Bay made a bold bid for home but Dylan Browne McMonagle brought Princess Child with a powerful run and she went on to win by a length and a quarter with Colm Quinn Mile winner Dunum back in third.
“She had a good run here the last day. She was very unlucky and just didn’t get the rub of the green until the straight,” said the winning rider.
“She’s had a couple of days to freshen up again and was bouncing around the parade ring and felt great going to post.
“The pace was good and even for me to aim at, and she quickened up good to win well. She seemed to get through the ground well.
“You need plenty of luck when you are drawn in there (stall six) but I definitely had a willing partner.
“She’s a very consistent filly and seems to grow a leg on this ground. She likes it around here and always runs a good race here. Hopefully she can progress into stakes company again and get her head in front.”
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Karl Burke was thrilled to see Fallen Angel join elite company when showing plenty of fight to edge out January and claim the Prix Rothschild at Deauville.
Reunited with Danny Tudhope, who partnered the top-class Spigot Lodge inmate to Irish 1,000 Guineas glory last season, the daughter of Too Darn Hot was never too far away from the pace in the Group One event, but looked vulnerable when the Aidan O’Brien-trained duo of January and Exactly loomed large on either side.
It was January who would prove the biggest challenger and as Fallen Angel began to tussle with her Ballydoyle rival it appeared Christophe Soumillon had gained the advantage aboard the Falmouth Stakes runner-up.
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However, Fallen Angel would not lie down and showed the toughness that has been a hallmark of her career to wrestle back supremacy and register a neck verdict in the nick of time.
It was the first time she had tasted success in the colours of owners Wathnan Racing but by adding a third success at the highest level she joins Laurens by winning top races in three successive seasons for their Middleham-based trainer.
Burke said: “She’s a great filly and she is now a Group One winner at two, three and four like Laurens and I think it’s a great achievement to have trained two good fillies like that.
“I was a little bit surprised that James Doyle didn’t go for her (over Crimson Advocate) and I did tell him she had been working great since Ascot, in particular in the last couple of work mornings.
“We put cheekpieces on her today because she’s a little bit older now and has been going up and down the gallop at Middleham for a few years now and her work was just getting that little bit lacklustre.
“But a couple of occasions we’d worked her with the sheepskins on and she’s really worked well and even without them on her work has stepped forward so I was delighted she was able to show it on the track.
“The ground was definitely better for her today and Ascot was too quick for her. If you watch the replay, she travelled on it, but when she was asked to quicken coming round the bend her head was coming up and it was only the last 100 yards that she relented to go forwards again.
“She’s not ungenuine and tried her hardest then, but she just wants that little bit of juice in the ground really.
“We went over there, and without sounding overconfident, we were pretty bullish she would run well and she has proved she’s still got plenty of talent. She’s very tough and she’s now got another Group One in the bag.”
Trainer Karl Burke was thrilled with Fallen Angel’s victory (Mike Egerton/PA)
It could prove a case of unfinished business wherever Fallen Angel makes her next start, with Burke mentioning both a quick return to France for the Prix Jean Romanet on August 24 and Leopardstown’s Coolmore America “Justify” Matron Stakes (September 13) as possible options.
A repeat visit to Deauville would see the four-year-old make just her second start at 10 furlongs having tried the trip for the first time when narrowly beaten in the Prix de l’Opera last October.
Meanwhile, Fallen Angel found just Porta Fortuna too strong in the Matron 12 months ago and remaining at a mile for another trip to Dublin would provide the opportunity to correct the record in the Irish capital.
“She’s in the Prix Jean Romanet back at Deauville in three week’s time and the Leopardstown race would also be high on the agenda,” continued Burke.
“I’m not sure yet and I’ll sit down and have a chat with Danny, James and Richard Brown and the Wathnan team and we’ll make a plan.
“We think she will stay a mile and a quarter but she’s obviously still got the speed for a mile so we will just have to do what is best for her at the time.”
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Zanahiyr made a welcome return to the winning ways in the Kinlay Hostel Chase on the final day of the Galway Festival.
Third in the 2023 Champion Hurdle, Gordon Elliott’s one-time Triumph Hurdle favourite was third in the Galway Plate last year and was making his second appearance of the week at the Ballybrit track after finishing seventh and well held in this year’s feature chase.
Sent off 9-4 in the hands of Jack Kennedy, this was far from an easy assignment with Willie Mullins’ Blood Diamond the odds-on favourite, but the eight-year-old rolled back the years to strike for the first time since shedding his maiden status over fences in February 2024.
Kennedy said: “Delighted for the horse. He’s been a great horse, placed in Champion Hurdles and it’s nice for him to get his head in front today.
“I was happy enough to tip away in front, I didn’t go mad, and it worked out well.
“He was brilliant at the last two in the dip and is better when you are going on with him and not getting in too tight.
“It’s been a great week.”
Elsewhere John McConnell’s Ballystone kept on well to win in the Kenny Galway Peugeot Handicap Hurdle.
It was a dream success for his jockey Alex Harvey who was full of praise for the 14-1 scorer.
Harvey said: “He’s a lovely horse, very genuine. I got a lovely run around on the inside and it was just a matter of holding onto him and pressing the button.
“He put his head down on the run-in and galloped away to the line.
“The ground was a question as he wants a bit of nicer ground. To be honest it’s just the slow side of good bar the straight which is borderline heavy.
“He’s progressive and I can’t wait to see him over a fence.
“I’ve been coming here since I was a kid and you dream about having a winner so to have two in the week is unbelievable.”
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Jel Pepper travels to Ireland in search of major riches in the Irish EBF Ballyhane Stakes at Naas.
An impressive winner on his Goodwood debut in early June, Paul and Oliver Cole’s charge then finished a promising third behind Zavateri in Newmarket’s Group Two July Stakes.
The winner gave that form a significant boost by following up in the Vintage Stakes at Goodwood on Tuesday and connections of Jel Pepper are expecting a bold showing from their charge in Monday’s €200,000 feature in County Kildare.
“Jel Pepper is a good horse who ran very well in the July Stakes and we have missed Goodwood with him to go to Naas,” said Oliver Cole.
“It is great prize money and I believe the ground will be on the easy side of good which will play to his strengths as he likes a bit of a cut in the ground.
“It is quite daunting coming to Ireland because there are so many good horses but these races are fantastic and it is brilliant to have a horse good enough to take part.”
Jel Pepper is one of five British-trained contenders along with Richard Fahey’s Cosmic Clarets, the George Scott-trained Front Line Fury and Kevin Ryan’s pair of Tropical Dreamer and There’s A Chance.
Scott’s contender missed out on a hat-trick when denied by a head at Ascot last time, but the Newmarket handler has plenty of belief in his solid operator ahead of this raiding mission.
He said: “He’s a really dependable two-year-old who just turns up runs his race and always seems to be improving.
“I’m really pleased with him and he’s taken another step forward since Ascot where he was very much a sitting duck.
“We think we are well drawn but you never quite know and I guess it will depend on where the pace and quality in the race is. I think he will go and run his usual solid race and will be there and thereabouts at the finish.
“He arguably has to come forward again from what he’s shown but he’s a tough horse and really cool and I’m very fond of him.”
The home team is headed by Joseph O’Brien’s Prix Robert Papin winner Green Sense.
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Kalpana will take a well-trodden path to Paris after she ignited dreams of back-to-back wins in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe for owners Juddmonte when second in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Andrew Balding’s star filly found just French raider Calandagan too good in Ascot’s mid-summer showpiece, replicating the effort of Juddmonte’s Bluestocking 12 months ago, who would go on to score in both the Prix Vermeille and Europe’s richest middle-distance prize in the autumn.
Kalpana is set for a short break to recover from her Ascot exertions, but as a general 7-1 favourite for the Arc could follow the ‘Bluestocking route’ to the French capital with the Vermeille a possibility for her return.
Kempton’s Unibet September Stakes on September 6, a race the daughter of Study Of Man won last season before landing Group One success on British Champions Day – and used by the great Enable to tee-up Arc glory in 2018, is another option at her disposal.
“She ran huge and the handicapper put her official rating up again which shows she ran a career best,” said Juddmonte’s European racing manager Barry Mahon, reflecting on her Ascot second.
“She’s so genuine and just always tries her heart out and Andrew is going to give her a little break now just to freshen her up with the autumn in mind.
“What that will look like we’re not quite sure yet, but we’ve got the Prix Vermeille and September Stakes as the two races we will look at and hopefully, ultimately it is the Arc in October.
“Both races have lead us to Arc glory in the past so the owners will sit down with Andrew in a few weeks time and see which way they want to go.”
Prior to her second to Calandagan, Kalpana has also performed with credit in two appearances at the Curragh when third in the Tattersalls Gold Cup after an interrupted passage, then runner-up to Whirl in a thrilling renewal of the Pretty Polly Stakes.
Buoyed by those fine efforts in defeat on quicker going over the summer months, the Kalpana team are now excited about what could come when encountering envisaged easier conditions in the second half of the season when combined with her preferred mile and a half distance.
Mahon added: “She’ll be ready to go in the autumn and hopefully there will be a little bit more juice in the ground which we know she likes and will suit her. She’s shown such a high level of form on good and good to firm that we feel there is a bit more to come on softer ground.
“She’s favourite for the Arc and I don’t know if that indicates much or not but it is one of Europe’s premier middle-distance races and definitely the type of races Juddmonte want to be competing in.”
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Tyson Fury was the star attraction at Doncaster on Saturday, with the former heavyweight world champion on hand to see one of his horses in action on Town Moor.
Accompanied by his wife Paris, Fury watched Big Gypsy King – a winner at Chelmsford on her penultimate start – contest the Unison Campaigning For Public Services Handicap over seven furlongs.
The Oliver Cole-trained filly, who Fury owns with his manager Spencer Brown, was a 7-1 shot to strike gold in the hands of Luke Morris and hopes appeared high beforehand, with Fury telling Sky Sports Racing: “She’s in great shape, she’s running (working) well at the stables, so let’s hope she can put it into practice here today.
“She won (at Chelmsford), she smashed it, so hopefully she can do the same here today at Doncaster.
“We’re here in Paris’ home town, so we want to win today.”
Big Gypsy King, however, did not live up to the billing, trailing home last of 11 runners.
The three-year-old is not the only horse Fury owns, with the 36-year-old adding: “I’ve been around horses most of my life and at the latter end of my career I started getting into a few different horses.”
Not for the first time, Fury announced his retirement from boxing in January after losing his rematch against Oleksandr Usyk by unanimous decision the previous month.
And despite rumours of another comeback, when asked when he would return to the ring, he said: “Never, I’m too old. Look at my beard, all grey. Boxing’s a young man’s game.”
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