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Horses from strange countries seem to have a fairly decent strike rate in group races in this country.
At 25/1 must have a chance in the worse ever renewal of the Challenge Stakes?
At 25/1 must have a chance in the worse ever renewal of the Challenge Stakes?
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Haugen revealed today: “Giant Sandman heads to Newmarket for the Burj Khalifa Challenge Stakes. He is the champion here in Norway - we started running him in sprints this year and he won the Polar Cup in tremendous style.
“Silverside was third in that race and he went on to win the Group Two Golden Peitsche at Baden-Baden. Our horse won very easily on his latest start over five and a half furlongs, when he was last turning into the straight and just flew past them.
“I sent over Steve’s Champ in 2004 and he ran a cracking race to be second in the Rous Stakes at Newmarket, while Sagittarius was runner-up in the Ormonde Stakes and the Cumberland Lodge Stakes.
“I know that the racing is a lot tougher than in Norway but Giant Sandman is a serious horse and I think that the seven furlongs at Newmarket will be perfect for him.
“Silverside was third in that race and he went on to win the Group Two Golden Peitsche at Baden-Baden. Our horse won very easily on his latest start over five and a half furlongs, when he was last turning into the straight and just flew past them.
“I sent over Steve’s Champ in 2004 and he ran a cracking race to be second in the Rous Stakes at Newmarket, while Sagittarius was runner-up in the Ormonde Stakes and the Cumberland Lodge Stakes.
“I know that the racing is a lot tougher than in Norway but Giant Sandman is a serious horse and I think that the seven furlongs at Newmarket will be perfect for him.
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