Saiydabad is SW 33 for Blame remaining unbeaten in Tuesday’s Prix de Suresnes (2000m) at Chantilly. Covered up behind the early speed until into the home straight, Saiydabad was eased off heels by Christophe Soumillon to accelerate into the lead 200m out and hold the persistent challenge of Absurde (Fastnet Rock) to score by a
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St Mark’s Basilica is the 5th Gr1 winner for Siyouni winning Saturday’s Dewhurst Stakes (7f) at Newmarket. Travelling well behind horses approaching final two furlongs, St Mark’s Basilica was able to make his challenge between horses and stayed on strongly to defeat stablemate Wembley (Gaslileo) by three-quarters of a length with Thunder Moon (Zoffany) in
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Zaykava is SW39 for Siyouni winning Friday’s Prix Charles Laffitte (2000m) for 3yo fillies at Compiegne. Zaykava travelled sweetly on the bridle for Christophe Soumillon before taking closer order 300m out then going clear 200m out in the heavy going to defeat Galova (Galiway) by 1-3/4 lengths with Frankel’s Magic (Frankel) a head away third.
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Thursday’s Prix de Thiberville (2400m) at Longchamp winner Valia is SW67 for Sea The Stars. Winner of her only other start, Valia came through smoothly in the home straight to defeat Wonderful Tonight (Le Havre) going away by 2-1/2 lengths with Padovana (Sea The Moon) a neck away third. Valia is the first live foal
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The Prix de la Pepiniere (2100m) at Chantilly winner Dariyma is SW87 for City Zip. Dariyma made virtually all the running to score, clear into the home straight and then staying on strongly to defeat Romanciere (Dansili) by three lengths with Soudania (Sea The Stars) a further length away third. HH Aga Khan-homebred Dariyma has
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Wednesday’s Gr3 Amethyst Stakes (8f) at Leopardstown winner Sinawann is SW22 for Kingman. Sinawann raced in second place to the home turn then went clear a furlong out, holding off Confidence High (Kodiac) to score with New World Tapestry (War Front) in third. Bred and raced by HH The Aga Khan, Sinawann is 4×3 Danzig
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Simeen ran out the comfortable winner of Sunday’s Prix Volterra (1600m) at Saint-Cloud to become SW70 for Lope de Vega. Simeen always looked to be travelling smoothly, held up in the rear by Christophe Soumillon until well into the home straight where she accelerated to the lead inside the final 400m to go clear and
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