Heavy rain forces cancellation of the day of the Punta del Beccuccio in Rosehill

It is believed that the agreement with Yulong appreciate Harry private to over $ 16 million, even if the driver would not comment on the figure.

“It is really an excellent result for the owners, $ 115,000 of purchase and has five years of five,” Driver said. “There was a lot of interest, but this is the agreement that obviously assured him, so it’s fantastic to go on.

“At the moment we will focus on the short term, keeping the horse at the highest level as long as possible, and then we will discuss with Yulong as a team when the right time is standing for him on the farm of Mr. Zhang. The horse has changed his life, so it is fantastic and can continue.”

Private Harry is the first appetizer confirmed for Everest.

Day of moving to Rosehill

Tancred Stakes Day in Rosehill, with two groups of group 1, was moved on Tuesday after being washed on Saturday morning.

The runs of the NSW administrators announced shortly before 8.30 which after the night rain and with forecasts up to 50 mm for the rest of the day, the meeting had been postponed due to the track conditions.

The officials said at 6.55 in the morning that the surface was evaluated a soft 7 and a further inspection would take place at 9:00. However, further strong rains caused a previous decision. The Rosehill area had more than 25 mm overnight and early morning. Racing NSW said the track received 17 mm until 8 in the morning.

The officials announced the meeting, with US clothing from $ 1.5 million by age (2400 m) and Vinery Stud Stud Stud from $ 750,000 (2000 m) for three -year pockets, will be held on Tuesday.

Steve Railton, president of Racing NSW, said the decision to postpone was hard.

“We looked at it at six this morning and the track, with that rain during the night, was a soft 7,” Railton said to Sky Racing.

“We decided to deduct ourselves a little more time just to see how the rainfall was, to get the forecasts, just to be able to make a fully informed decision because we really want to run if we can, but the track has deteriorated in the heavy radius between six and eight.

“I received a feedback from Tommy Berry, who ridden a gallop, and said that the track felt heavy under the feet. It is certainly starting to deteriorate.

“We could probably run, run one and maybe two, but unless we can get a level of comfort that we will pass through the part of the lion of the meeting, is a useless effort.”

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The head of the racing and bets of the Australian Club of snow Ramdhani said that officials spoke to the coaches to have their perspective on the emergency plans.

Ramdhani said that pushing the autumn carnival program back a week was one of the options discussed on Saturday after Washout’s call, but the coaches’ feedback led officials to the decision to run the mistreated meeting in the next few days and maintain the rest of the carnival in progress.

Racing NSW said that all the racing fields would remain unchanged for Tuesday’s meeting, with scratches to restore. The race times for the other three race meetings of the new South Wales of the day would have been reviewed.

The Vinery of Group 1 is a crucial advantage to the Australian derby and the Oaks in the following two weeks of the Randwick championships, while Tancred was a key race in front of the Sydney Cup and $ 5 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

The program also presents the 2 Tulloch group, Emancipation and Neville Sellwood Stakes and the 3 Baillieu group, Star Kingdom and Doncaster Prelude.

The coach of the champion Gai Waterhouse was critical of the initial decision to abandon the meeting.

“What went wrong?” Waterhouse published on X. “17mm of Rain & Racing in Rosehill has been canceled. I think anyone looking at me abroad would commemorate it madness. If this were Nz, Europe, the United Kingdom, Ireland or the United States, they would have raised everyone in Rosehill today, yet we abandoned. I feared to think about the costs associated with this!”

The reprogrammed meeting will make the task even more difficult for horses that try to qualify, or to be set to backup, in races on the first day of the Randwick championships next Saturday.

The 2 Tulloch Stakes group (2000m) for Colts and Galdings of three years is made up of contenders for group 1 $ 2 million Australian Derby (2400 m), while the prelude Doncaster is the last chance for many to get a start in the $ 4 million Doncaster Mile, even on April 5.

In 2022, the bestially stunned meeting was moved to the track for all seasons in Newcastle two days later and was successfully ran. The Newcastle, which also had a meeting on Tuesday, was a heavy 8 Saturday after dealing with more than 40 mm in 24 hours until 9 in the morning, with a constant rain that continues.

The tests set for Rosehill on Tuesday were moved to Friday to host the reprogrammed meeting.

Wellington watch

An inspection of the track on Sunday morning will determine if the Wellington Cup meeting will go on.

The steward inspected the track, evaluated a heavy 8, Saturday afternoon and identified the areas of concern following night rain. The $ 100,000 cup, part of an eight -races program, is a large dance qualifier.

In the meantime, on Saturday’s meeting was abandoned on Saturday, with the final qualified for the final of the Midway provincial championship, together with a picnic program in Tullibigeal.

Wyong’s Jolly qualifier was added to the club’s program on April 3, nine days before the 1 million dollar provincial midway final in Randwick.

Infantry arriving

The light infantry man trained in Ciaron Maher ended abruptly in $ 15 (tab) from $ 51 for Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2400m) of $ 5 million (2400m) in Randwick on April 12 after winning the Australian Cup in Flemington of two lengths on Saturday.

All the eyes were on the winner of the Queen in charge of Maher Elizabeth Stakes Pride of Jenni, who left the pension and won the Peter Young Stakes in Caulfield two weeks ago in his first start from a bleeding attack when the last time in the Champions League Mile in November.

The seven -year -old star at the forefront bent at the end of the Australian Cup on Saturday to end up second and drift from $ 8 to $ 15 for Queen Elizabeth.