Leading from the start, Global Glamour kicked well clear in the home straight to hold off the late challenge of Yankee Rose to win by a half-length with Sezanne (More Than Ready) two lengths further back in third place. Race time was 1:34.73 with the last 600 metres covered in 34.90. Raced by an international... Read More

Previously a winner from 1000 metres to 1400 metres, Black Heart Bart came off a strong mid-race tempo to win by two and a half lengths, going to the post in a manner to suggest he would even cope with longer distances than Saturday’s 1800 metre journey. The marvellous six-year-old gelding is now the winner... Read More

O: Mrs J Moses, Mrs B Bennett, G Daley, D K Moses, Ms J R Laird, J R Makepeace, Mrs A Malesev, B A Noble, K Noble, P T Blair, C Merritt, Mrs S Merritt, P J Peters, N J Voigt, A R Lowe, Mrs G N Daley, R Odd & B Murphy B: Burnewang... Read More

Previously a winner from 1000 metres to 1400 metres, Black Heart Bart came off a strong mid-race tempo to win by two and a half lengths, going to the post in a manner to suggest he would even cope with longer distances than Saturday’s 1800 metre journey. The marvellous six-year-old gelding is now the winner... Read More

The consistent colt, who has finished in the first three in each of his ten career starts, adopted his customary front-running role under Joe Fanning, with the short-priced, Godolphin-owned favourite Blue Point (Shamardal), who had beaten The Last Lion by four and three quarter lengths in the Gimcrack Stakes (Gr 2, 6f) on 20 August... Read More

I’m a metropolitan premiership winner; I’ve won a Scobie Breasley medal and I’ve ridden Group One winners in England and Europe. Got me yet? I rode three winners at the Royal Ascot meeting including the 2005 St James’s Palace Stakes (Gr 1, 1m) on Shamardal (Giant’s Causeway). A year earlier, I rode the UAE Derby... Read More