Great Yarmouth Superhero Family Funday Racing 3 August 2025, Race 1 won by Moon Target (#1), Jockey Luke Morris. (Photography for classification)
Winner to receive automatic berths in October 31 – November 1 World Championships in Del Mar
Breeders’ Cup Releae
Chichester, England-Sir Mark Prescott’s exciting 2-year-old Moon Target (GB)is set for her stiffest task, but on Sunday she takes a fascinating field of talented 2-year-old mares in the Prestige Fillies’ Stakes (G3) in Goodwood. The winner of the 7 Furlong match is guaranteed to be an automatic starting position in the $ 1 million John Deere Breeders ‘Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1) via the Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series: Win and You’re.
The Breeders ‘Cup Challenge Series is an international series of 93 Into races in 15 countries, the winners of which receive automatic starting positions and reimbursements that are paid in a corresponding race at the Breeders’ Cup world championships, planned for 31 October-Nov. 1 in the del Mar Thoroughbred Club in Del Mar, California.
Moon Target made a sparkling impression for Cheveley Park Stud on debut in Newmarket of winning the Judmonte EBF limited Maidenfillies’ Stakes in July. She then confirmed her promise with a smooth follow -up victory in Novice Company in Yarmouth earlier this month. Her progression has spoken to her as a marefeulen with real potential, and she now ends up in Group Company with Luke Morris on board 7-2.
Prescott said: “You don’t want to be contemptuous, but I don’t suppose they were world securitymers, Moon Target Beat at Yarmouth. She did well, not she and she seems to be very relaxed, which is such a big help.”
Asked when he became aware of Moon Target’s assets, Prescott said: “Only when I worked her did I really like her, much more when I worked her, because she always went very, very well without apparently doing anything.
“Initially I thought the others should be very bad because of the way she just did it, so she was interesting, and I think she was surprised when she turned out to be at home.”
With one prestige interests for the owners of Moon Target who were secured almost 30 years ago, Prescott hopes that the daughter of Cracksman (GB) can take on the challenge for another: “I have been without Cheveley for Cheveley for a while and I had a beautiful run for them with crucial, Red Camellia, and Horay is actually the prestige, the prestige, and the prestige, and the prestige,” is the prestige, and the Prestige, “” The Prestige, and the Prestige, “” “
The leading operation of Owner-Breeder has previously conquered Breeders ‘Cup Glory with Queen’s Trust (GB), winner of the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf (G1) in 2016 under Frankie Dettori, and the aforementioned Inspiral, which the renewal of 2023 of the same race in Santa Anita Park.
Although several of the strong contenders were originally introduced for the Sunday meeting, each of the eight is explained in the race with a respectable hand. Al Shaqab Racing & Amo Racing’s Alellin (IR)A course and distance winner for trainer Karl Burke returns to stamp his authority to Goodwood after he won the Tatler British Ebf Maiden Fillies’ Stakes last month.
Aidan O’Brien, who became the joint-winning most trainer in the history of the Breeders ‘Cup history when Henri Matisse (Ire) stormed to Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1) in 2024, saddles a competition in this race, the only horse that represents an Irish challenge. Precise (iRe) – owned by Derrick Smith, Mrs. John Magnier, Michael B. Tabor & Westerberg – has not been tested at this level, but still seems a smart prospect after her first victory.
Also prominently present in the field is Jennifer Jane (Ire)He has about the highest official rating at 99. Trained by Charlie Johnston and driven by Callum Shepherd, she arrives with a solid record, including a victory at the distance and a second in the listed company.
Other runners include Spinning Lizzie (GB)Driven by Hollie Doyle for Dr. Richard Newland & Jamie Insole and David Menuisier’s Stimulative journey (FR)An impressive debut winner for owners Mr. Simon Munir & Mr. Isaac Souede, collaborated by Kieran Shoemark. The line-up is completed with Richard Hannon Orion’s Belt (IRE)He finished behind Jennifer Jane in third place in Sandown last time and Like it (GB)trained by George Bass, who adds an element of the unknown to what promises to be a fascinating renewal of the prestige stakes.
As part of the benefits of the Challenge series, Breeders ‘Cup pays the entrance fees for the winner of the Prestige Fillies Stakes (G3) to start in the $ 1 million John Deere Breerers’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1). Breeders’ Cup also offers a travel allowance for all starters outside of North America to participate in the world championships. The challenge winner must be nominated for the Breeders’ Cup program by the pre-entry Deadline of 20 October to receive the rewards.
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