Dream Mine (4m Maharaja-Your Dreamgirl-Fron Above) at odds of 2.84/1 easily won the UET Grand Prix (Gr I, winner’s purse 2,400,000 SEK, 2140 meters auto start, 12 four-year starters) with a time of 1.10.6 kr.
Mats E Djuse worked with the Jorgen Westholm trainee who owns Norchri AB for his 10e career win in 15 starts for 8,666,000 SEK earned. The 6.2/1 bullet The Bluesky (4m Read Express-Blend Of Gold-Cantab Hall) came second for trainer/rider Daniel Wajersten and Stall SoFo.
Third was 72.2/1 odds Light My Fire (4m Ready cash-Reethi Rah Jet), brother of Bold Eagle, with Franck Nivard ahead of Sebastien Guarato and Emmanuel Petit on this Ecurie Hunter Valley-bred trotteur. Far Wise As (4m Face Time Bourbon-Temple Blue Chip-Cantab Hall) finished fourth with odds of 9.6/1, handled by Carl Johan Jepson for trainer Paul JP Hagoort and Bruni Racing GTeam Ab, who is a half-brother of Vivid Wise As
Replay https://www.atg.se/video/archive/2353653829272/vinnare_2025-10-11_5_7\
In the Svensky Trav Kriterium (purse to winner 2,000,000 SEK, 2640 meters, 12 starters three-year-old males) the odds were 4.19/1 Omega River (4g Tactical landing-Diamond River-Ready Cash) scored in 1.12.6kr from coast to coast for driver/trainer Daniel Wajersten and Stall SoFo.
This was his fifth career win in seven starts for an earned 2,357,500 SEK. He beat 9.6/1 Perfect Chest (3m Perfect mind-Cedar Chest-Muscle Hill) piloted by Orjan Kihlstrom for Stall Zet/Daniel Reden, followed by 8.5/1 odds Pure Count (3m Pieces-Allmar Surprise-Angus Hall) with Victor Rosleff driving the Fredrik Wallin trainee.
Replay https://www.atg.se/video/archive/2353702981134/vinnare_2025-10-11_5_12
In the Svenskt Trav Oaks (winner’s purse 1,500,000 SEK, 2140 meter auto start, 12 starters three-year-old ladies) the odds were 11.34/1 Moder Teresa Sisu (3f Walter-Dixi Sisu-Ready Cash) rallied to score in 1.11.4kr.
Magnus A Djuse worked with the trainee Timo Nurmos who he owns in Stall Nurmos Ab. This filly now has four wins in seven career starts, including three runner-up finishes for 1,897,500 SEK earned. Xanthis Kylie (3v Tactical landing-Head For Home-Conny Nobell) came second at odds of 119.06/1 with Claes Sjostrom aboard the Fredrik Wallin trainee, followed by 5.3/1 Bonsse Garde (3f Make the brand-Super Model-Daguet Rapide) also trained by Wallin and driven by Rikard N Skoglund.
Replay https://www.atg.se/video/archive/2353691717010/vinnare_2025-10-11_5_10
The undercard featured the STL Diamantstoet (purse 300,000 SEK for the winner, 2140 meters auto start, 12 starters) where post 12 Clarissa (7f Café performance-Nikelia-Lemon Dra) scored in 1.10.9kr at odds of 2.56/1.
Trainer Alessandro Gocciadoro paired the mare of Natalino 96 Sas and Di Leopoldo to her 23rd career win in 54 starts for 7,744,746 SEK earned. The 2.8/1 Olly Haleryd (7f Trixton-Photo FH-SJs Photo) came second ahead of Orjan Kihlstrom and Daniel Reden who trained the Stall Nalta mare Eljest-Easy who herself achieved 19 victories in 39 starts. Third home was 6.8/1 Kaffeachampagne (5f Butler-Crown Classic-Muscle Mass) driven by Carl Johan Jepson for trainer Beata Persson.
Two Breeders Course Criterium Day races were programmed, each for 250,000 SEK for the winners and each racing over 2140 meters of auto start. The men’s division went to Fragolino Rosso (3m Booster winner-Miss Chablis-Fast Photo) with odds of 1.6/1 and timed in 1.11.4kr with Mats E Djuse for Paul JP Hagoort trainer for Peter Schmaus and partners. He now has seven career wins in nine starts for 1,790,631 SEK. Jay Jay Put (3f Propulsion-Leet Hanover-Cantab Hall) followed at 7.7/1 for Orjan Kihlstom and Daniel Reden/Stall Zetrt. The filly division went to 12.3/1 odds Datos Marianna (3f Maharaja-Thai Sarahya-Broadway Hall) clocked a time of 1.12.2kr for trainer/driver Andeas Lovdal and Stall Guldis-Ofcourse. Peggy Boko (3v The Robert-Sue Boko-Yankee Glide) came second with odds of 3.7/1, driven by Mats E Djust for trainer Hagoort and owners Panamera Racing and Glud Hansen.
ATG, Solvalla files/photos
Through Thomas H. Hicksfor Harnesslink
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