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Sosie's Full Brother Jumeau Makes Winning Debut In France

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By Sean Cronin
| Thoroughbred Daily News Verified
Alain and Gerard Wertheimer's homebred Jumeau (Sea The Stars), a full-brother to four-time Group 1 winner Sosie, made a winning debut in Thursday's Prix de Fontenoy at ParisLongchamp. The 13-10 favourite broke well from an outer stall and stalked the leaders in third for most of the one-mile newcomers' heat. Easing forward in the straight, he quickened to the fore with 300 metres remaining and was ridden out to hold King's Road (Persian King) by a short-neck.
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Al Aasy Swoops Late For Grand Prix de Deauville Triumph

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By Sean Cronin
| Thoroughbred Daily News Verified
Shadwell's veteran eight-time Group 3 winner Al Aasy (Sea The Stars) looked booked for the minor placings in the closing stages Sunday's G2 Lucien Barriere Grand Prix de Deauville, but found the necessary impetus to secure a first Group 2 triumph in dank conditions. “He is nine, but he still has that desire to win, even in difficult conditions like this,” said William Haggas. “He showed great courage, he is a lovely horse and, when conditions suit, is capable of doing some very good things.
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Push The Boat Out Upsets Great Barrier Reef In The Round Tower

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By Sean Cronin
| Thoroughbred Daily News Verified
Kodi Bear | Rathbarry Stud By Michael O'Callaghan trainee Push The Boat Out (Kodi Bear), who annexed a six-furlong Curragh maiden on debut earlier this month, returned over the same course and distance to upset the hitherto undefeated Great Barrier Reef (No Nay Never) in Saturday's G3 Heider Family Stables Round Tower Stakes. The 17-2 chance was positioned in third from the outset of this black-type bow.
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