Glorious Goodwood: JM Jungle too fast for stylish King George Rivals

Three of the dozens of runners in the group two King George Stakes in Goodwood on Friday had a group of one success to their name and at least one had run a group class competition, but there is often only a small gap for the best sprint handicappers to bridge in Pattern Company, again with a LAGER RACEWINING, the group racing, again with the group racing, the group racing, again with a racing racing, racing racing, again with a racing racing, racing racing, racing racing, again, racing racewing.

The field was reduced to 11 from the beginning when Clarendon House planted itself in the stalls, but JM Jungle, with the winner of the “Dashboard” Handicap on Derby Day about the fastest five Furlong course in the country, soon helped a strong pace. The Australically trained mare, Asfoora, a group one winner at Royal Ascot last summer, made a brief attempt to challenge the distant rail while she finished quality quickly in the middle, but JM Jungle and Jason Hart had just enough to hold a focal success.

It was a second victory in the three -year room for the John and Sean Quinn Stable, successful in 2023 with the hugely popular Highfield Princess.

“It was easier to look at Highfield Princess because she never looked like defeated,” said Sean Quinn. “I hoped, prepared that the line would be in the last Furlong today, but he did it and he had cured it. The second [She’s Quality] Came to him and I think he went again.

“He’s so good on this descent, but then he’s good at York, he’s just a good horse. Jason said after York [in May] that he would like to ride him in the [Group One] Nunthorpe [at the same track] Because they will lick and that will fit it very well. He is now a group of two winner and we don’t have to go far, 20 kilometers [to York]So that’s something to look forward to. ‘

JM Jungle is pretty priced on 16-1 for the nunthorpe on the third day of the Ebor meeting of York later this month.

In Ireland, meanwhile, the news on Friday morning that the Racecourse of Thurles will close with immediate effect, with sadness and surprise by fans and professionals.

Tony McCoy, the 20 times British champion over jumps, and Rachael Blackmore, the first female rider to win the Grand National, both rode their first winners on the County Tipperary Track, while leading steeplechasers including Allaho, the Sising John and Ambley House landed.

“It was a big shock this morning to hear the news,” said Willie Mullins, the reigning champion trainer about jumps in both Britain and Ireland, on Friday. “It will be a huge blow to Irish racing, more specifically Irish Jump racing and racing winter jumping.” Thurles is a song that always had a beautiful land in the winter when other songs couldn’t. “

Thurles was planned to phase 11 games during the 2024/25 season.

“I think we are doing our best to see if there is a way we can save the track to race in Ireland,” said Mullins. “However, it will need a lot of local support. However, Irish winter jump racing also needs it, I think.”

Get it can go home sprinting in Steward ‘Cup

A remarkable 37 mm rain arrived in Goodwood on Thursday and it was officially heavy in the mid -afternoon, but the clerk of the course has since suggested that it was probably no worse than soft and airy weather prior to Saturday’s stewards should accelerate the drying process. If so, it can only be good news for George Baker’s Get it (3.05) In his attempt to repeat last year’s leading success in the historic sprint handicap of Glorious Goodwood.

There was a feeling that Get It had an honest piece of happiness by his side after last year’s victory, not least because he had a perfect draw against the rail of the stands, but there was no coincidence about his similar successful success in the Wokingham Handicap at Royal Ascot in June, in the same way that gives no preference at the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front.

That was a new career best for George Baker’s seven-year-old and this time he was only finished one stall of the rail, while a drop in Get his rating during a faint spell in Bahrain means that he is only 6 pounds higher in the weights despite two victories, despite two victories already this season.

The rivals of Pat Cosgrave are warned this year for his plan, but that does not necessarily mean that it will be easier to prevent, and get that it is a seductive 10-1 chance to become the second double winner of the Stewards’ Cup in the room of three years.

Goodwood 1.20 Al Aasy In the early years of his career, it seemed to go out of a struggle more than once, but a general battle rate of 40%-10 victories of 25 starts is hard to beat and he was a pleasant winner of this competition 12 months ago.

Goodwood 1.55 The sturdy bred French Duke Last time it was never a factor after a slow start in the Duke of Edinburgh deployment on Royal Ascot, the gelding of Roger Varan had been demanded to that point and was able to improve well for this step in travel.

Newmarket 2.10 An opening figure of 77 looks more than honest Awaali, Who lost little in the defeat last time under a penalty on Haydock and the stiffer finish should appreciate here.

Goodwood 2.30 The light racing WORTH OF WEDDING Significantly improved for the step-up from a mile to 10 furlongs on this song previous time-out and she is bred to continue for an extra half mile as she tackles a group company for the first time.

Newmarket 3.20 This decrease in the class could see a return to winning form for Sioux Life“ A group of two winner in Italy last year, after he fell short in group company at her first two starts for Marco Botti.

Goodwood 3.45 Laugh Has an ideal draw against the rail and had no problems with the decrease from a mile to seven furlongs when successful during his handicap debut in Sandown in July. He is of one of the best families of the Shadwell operation and can be better on time than a handicapper.