Shocking decision. Fabre is the master, Suroor is good but not in the same league. Why employ the best and then not use his skills? Senseless. Rewilding too
Shocking decision. Fabre is the master, Suroor is good but not in the same league. Why employ the best and then not use his skills? Senseless. Rewilding too
UNBEATEN Prix Ganay winner Cutlass Bay has been moved from Andre Fabre to Saeed Bin Suroor as part of a four-pronged transfer of high-class types from Godolphin's French stable to Britain.
The four-year-old, who continued his rise through the ranks when taking the Longchamp Group 1 prize last Sunday, will be joined in Newmarket by Prix du Jockey Club candidate Simon De Montfort, Irish 1,000 Guineas hopeful Anna Salai and Rewilding.
However, the trio of three-year-olds will be based with Godolphin's second trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni.
Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford said: "This is all part of the arrangement that we have with Andre and we are delighted that the system we put in place last year is already proving so productive."
Godolphin switch four Fabre stars to Britain BY LEE MOTTERSHEAD 3:18PM 7 MAY 2010 UNBEATEN Prix Ganay winner Cutlass Bay has been moved from Andre Fabre to Saeed Bin Suroor as part of a four-pronged transfer of high-class types from Godolphin's
That horse was never in position, on the outside covering extra ground, probably didn't have the cruising speed. Either that or he was taken out by a sniper when he came into the straight.
The most entertaining thing was the name changes and sex changes. Boy / girl, Cutglass Bay, Cutlass Lass ....
That horse was never in position, on the outside covering extra ground, probably didn't have the cruising speed. Either that or he was taken out by a sniper when he came into the straight.The most entertaining thing was the name changes and sex