Dubai City Of Gold (G2), $250,000; 1 1/2 miles (T)
Race 6, 10:30 am ET Saturday
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DRF Past Performances
[bc_video_id:245486:]Mosheen, the winner of the Group 1 Crown Oaks last November, rallied between horses to win the third group stakes of her career in Saturday’s $802,000 Australian Guineas at Flemington Racecourse.
Ridden by Danny Nikolic, Mosheen, a 4-1 chance, finished three lengths clear of 16-1 Strike the Stars. Mosheen broke from the outside in the field of 16, and led for the final quarter-mile.
Do It All, winner of an optional claimer at Del Mar last summer, led throughout Thursday’s $250,000 Zabeel Mile at Meydan Racecourse in the United Arab Emirates.
Do It All was listed as a 33-1 outsider with British bookmakers.
Formerly trained by Eoin Harty and now trained by Saeed bin Suroor, Do It All took the lead at the start of the turf race and won by 1 1/4 lengths over Derbaas. Silvestre de Sousa rode Do It All, a 5-year-old Kentucky-bred horse by Distorted Humor.
Samaready, an Australian-bred 2-year-old filly by More Than Ready, remained unbeaten after three starts with a three-length win in Saturday’s $1.07 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield Racecourse.
Sent off as the 6-5 favorite in the Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes, Samaready took command halfway through the race over about six furlongs before pulling clear over No Looking Back, an 11-2 shot. The 25-1 outsider Armed for Action finished third in the field of 16.
Falls of Lora looked like Godolphin’s second-string runner going into the UAE Oaks on Thursday at Meydan, but she ran down pacesetting Mary Fildes and won the Group 3, $250,000 race by 2 3/4 lengths.[bc_video_id:244824:]
While Falls of Lora triumphed, the Godolphin favorite, Pimpernel, spun her wheels. Always near the back of the pack, Pimpernel came home fifth, beating only one horse in a poor performance. Trainer Mahmood al Zarooni, who also sent out the winner, said Pimpernel was “too keen” early on.
Samaready, an Australian-bred filly by More than Ready, will be favored to win her Group 1 debut in Saturday’s $1.07 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield Racecourse in Australia.
The Blue Diamond Stakes is one of three Group 1 turf races on the Caulfield program. The Futurity Stakes for older sprinters will not feature Black Caviar. Unbeaten in 19 starts, Black Caviar was a candidate for the Futurity Stakes, but is being rested until April, trainer Peter Moody said earlier this week.
Black Caviar, the Australian mare who has won 19 races in a row in top company, will be rested for several weeks and will not run in the Golden Shaheen in Dubai this year, her trainer, Peter Moody, told the Herald Sun of Australia.
According to Moody, Black Caviar’s main goal this summer will be the Diamond Jubilee Stakes on June 23 at Royal Ascot in England. She will likely prep for the race in April during the Goodwood meeting in England, Moody said, or in a race in early May in Australia.