The Ketevesek Nagydija (purse 3,000,000 Huf, 1800 meters auto start, seven two-year-old open participants) highlighted this Kincsem Park (Budapest) card and 1.8/1 odds Hidalgo TIM (2m Duke Boko-Victoria TIM-Incredible Cole) narrowly scored after a prolonged fight.
Trainer Imre Fazkeas put together the winner for owners Baggio and Zotya III as he won for the third time in as many starts. The race time was 1.18.5 kr, less than the race record of 1.17.6 kr set in 2022 by Ejjel Holgy.
Hermes History finished second (2m Who’s who-Digital History-Super Photo Kosmos) with trainer Balazs Juhasz at the wheel, followed by 25.2.1 Hercegno K (2f Calypso Capar-Bonjour Evo-Donato Hannover) with trainer Laszlo Kolozsi on the line.
The co-featured Koztarsasagi DIJ (purse 2,000,000 Huf, 2400 meter auto start, nine starters aged 5-9) saw 1.3/1 Enjoy (5 million Maharaja-Reis Boko-Zola Boko) scores easily with an eighth to the first sweep approaching the final corner.
He emerged from post one to eighth on the inside, before driver Imre Fazekas pulled clear and a burst secured victory as he pulled away. Now enjoying 17 career wins in 29 starts for 31,385,000 Huf earned. He is seven for 11 in 2025. Bernadett Balogh trains Enjoy for breeder/owner Prolongo III.
The pacer Pure Muscle (6m Muscle Hill-Allmar Surprise-Angus Hall) finished a brave second ahead of trainer/driver Gyorgy Horvath and owner Pure Stables. Bonaparte Boss (8g Napoleon-Nikita-Crown Sweep) finished third for trainer/rider Veljko Mazsity, ahead of Stan Getz AT (5g Chance Lavec-Sophie Germain AT-Tony Oaks) with Branko Skenderovic on board for trainer Dijana Skenderovic from Serbia.
The other co-feature was the Utoe Nagydij (grant 2,000,000Huf, 1900 meter auto start, seven starters, all three-year-olds). Here is the odds of 2.3/1 Giovanni Fling (3g Chelsea Boko-Veronica Fling-Racino) scored a time of 1.16.1 kr for trainer/rider Veljko Mazsity and owner Hico.
This was the winner’s sixth victory in nine starts for an earned 7,445,000 Huf.
The 3.8/1 Ginevra (3d Owen CR-After-Tony Oaks) to defeat the Imre. Sziv Gospels (3mUnderpaid HanoverBoko-Zoah Boko Boko) was the trainer Bernadet Ballogh and Explano III.
Kincsem Park (Budapest) files/photos
Through Thomas H. Hicksfor Harnesslink
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