Brighton -owner Tony Bloom Nets Another winner with Santorini star at Doncaster

Kia Joorabchian’s great money purchases for his AMO Racing Operation have achieved the headlines during the year-old sales in the past seasons, but another investor with a football background has also built an important presence on the turf and at least the blue-white side of the Runaron chairman, Tony Bloom, also gives their opponents, gives their opponents, Tony Bloom, their opponent, Tony Bloom.

Santorini Star, a four -year -old Merrieveeulen who made the step from Handicaps to group two company in the Park Hill Stakes, was a fourth winner in the space of only six days before Bloom and his partner, Ian McAaleeavy, Thursday.

It is a golden form of form that has already received more than £ 150,000 in prize money and the way of victory of Santorini star here was also extremely encouraging with future goals in mind. William Haggas’s Voorste Running Merrieveen showed impressive grit to get the initiative back after a short moment two when she met challengers on both sides. Half a furlong later, however, she was at the front again and kept her strong to the line to beat permission through a neck.

“She comes from the main list fairly early, but you never really feel in trouble” [Consent] Should be good to beat her.

“It was a big step for a disability victory in York, but she really finds her mojo and her legs. She has risen a big notch to win a group of two and there are many options for her more than a mile and six (Furlongs) or two miles or even further if you want.”

An immediate target for Santorini star remains undecided, but she can be a horse to follow in cup races next year according to Sean Graham, Bloom and McaleEvy’s racing manager.

“She won more than two miles last time and it was a concern that came back to one and a half kilometers and six and a half,” said Graham. “I don’t know what plans William have for her this year, but you would like to think she could be in a cup of mandriffen next year. Tom said she continued to find her head and did not stop and that is what you need.”

Bloom and McAaleeavy now hope to expand their winning run to the group of one -moyglare stud stakes on Sunday in the Curragh, where their undefeated two -year -old Merrieveeulen, Venetian Sun, will go close to the head of the market.

Karl Burke, the trainer of Venetian Sun, also goes into the weekend in winning form while the May Hill Stakes, the most important supporting race on the map, with Aylin, who is a co-ownership of Joorabchian, in collaboration with Al Shaqab Racing.

“She was very good and very fit today,” said Burke. “I don’t know if you will improve a lot with her on fitness, and it’s just a matter of whether she can hold her shape for another month and we can run her in one of the group role.”

Soumillon to stop with Mission Central

Christophe Soumillon has drawn a blank of Six Rides since he was set up to replace the wounded Ryan Moore as Aidan O Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Doncaster on Friday.

The Flying Children is one of only two group two events for young people in Great Britain who still has to win O’Brien, although it is clearly not a race that is prominent in his racing plan, because this century he has only saddled four runners and none since 2017.

This time O’Brien is double -handed, but with Kansas, the winner of one of his six starts to date, also in the field, but Mission Central has more room for improvement after just three trips and delivers a useful attempt to win a group three at Currragh last time.

Lady Iman, the Molecomb winner in Glorious Goodwood in July, is the best rated runner on time-shaped ratings, but she has to go back from a matte performance in the nunthorpe stakes in York three weeks ago, and even a repeat of her goodwood form is perhaps not enough than Mission Central (2.25) Can continue its racing-per-race improvement.

Doncaster 1.15 Nothing went well for it Shadownans In the previous time-out in the Ebor in York, while the gelding of Roger Varan met against the turn of the house and then made an untenable switch to position before he inevitably faded in the last quarter of miles. He remains slightly roasted for a five -year -old and finished a third time 12 months ago in this race of a higher figure of 1 pound.

Doncaster 1.50 Karl Burke’s Hankelow Was a pricey yearling at 750k GNS (£ 787K) and placed a debut effort to match in a starting event in York in June. He may wait for a better land and this match mentioned is a logical next step.

Doncaster 3.00 Last year’s winner, ThousandHas a few peculiarities, but still remains impressive consistent and has a clear chance of repeating grezes.

Salisbury 3.25 Awaken’s One and a half time of one and a half length second in a strong renewal of the Albany Stakes in Royal Ascot in June is the striking form here and the merringe of George Boughey should support her subsequent short-modds success at Leicester.

Doncaster 3.40 Roger Varan’s could well underestimate an opening figure of 93 DorritWhich was better than the bare result in the end of three lengths of the winner on the level of the level last time.