such a promising looking horse himself last season when winning the John Smith's Cup at York, the G3 Strensall Stakes at York, the G3 Arc Trial at Newbury, and he finished a very creditable 6th of 12 in a deep G1 Champion Stakes field at Ascot behind Cirrus Des Aigles, So You Think, Snow Fairy, Midday, and Nathaniel. But since being sold to Kadyrov, he didn't fire in not even one race in Dubai, and I can't believe he finished stone last of 9 in this field?
It's good to see Mikhail Glinka finally winning races after struggling for sometime after he was sold to Ramzan Kadyrov. He looked a horse with some real potential when he won the G3 Queen's Vase at 2 miles for Aidan O'Brien and Ballydoyle back in 2010 at Ascot. That run to win the G2 City of Gold in Dubai was outstanding. To hold from the front like he did with Cavalryman closing him down with every stride. It's really too bad that Green Destiny hasn't responded at all yet for Kayrov? He was>>>
GBeret83 Says:
26/08/2012 3:48:53 AM
such a promising looking horse himself last season when winning the John Smith's Cup at York, the G3 Strensall Stakes at York, the G3 Arc Trial at Newbury, and he finished a very creditable 6th of 12 in a deep G1 Champion Stakes field at Ascot behind Cirrus Des Aigles, So You Think, Snow Fairy, Midday, and Nathaniel. But since being sold to Kadyrov, he didn't fire in not even one race in Dubai, and I can't believe he finished stone last of 9 in this field?
GBeret83 Says:
26/08/2012 3:47:04 AM
It's good to see Mikhail Glinka finally winning races after struggling for sometime after he was sold to Ramzan Kadyrov. He looked a horse with some real potential when he won the G3 Queen's Vase at 2 miles for Aidan O'Brien and Ballydoyle back in 2010 at Ascot. That run to win the G2 City of Gold in Dubai was outstanding. To hold from the front like he did with Cavalryman closing him down with every stride. It's really too bad that Green Destiny hasn't responded at all yet for Kayrov? He was>>>