Dandino wins the 2013 American St. Leger.
Photo: Four Footed Fotos
Dandino wins the 2013 American St. Leger Stakes.
Photo: Four Footed Fotos
Dandino - Woodbine, October 9, 2012.
Photo: Michael Burns
Dandino - Woodbine, October 8, 2012.
Photo: Michael Burns| Trainer | Marco Botti |
|---|---|
| Jockey | Ryan L. Moore |
| Owner | Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock |
| Breeder | Elite Racing Club |
| Dandino (GB) View Five-Cross Pedigree | Dansili (GB) | Danehill |
| Hasili (IRE) | ||
| Generous Diana (GB) | Generous (IRE) | |
| Lypharitissima |
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The good news is, the races have become an important fixture at the end of the racing season, attracting many of the world's best turf runners and spotlighting Hong Kong's ambitious racing program.
Darren Dance, owner of Dandino, talks about his horse for the Caulfield Cup. watch video
Last year, Marco Botti saddled Jakkalberry to take the inaugural edition of the 1 11/16-mile turf event. This year, he repeated with 4-5 favorite Dandino, a 6-year-old Dansili runner owned by Australian Thoroughbred Racing.
Trainer Mike Maker discovered some filling in the tendon of multiple graded stakes winner Dark Cove, and the morning line second-choice will scratch from the $400,000 American St. Leger Aug. 17 at Arlington Park.
Three-time British champion jockey Ryan Moore will ride the 9-5 morning line favorite Dandino, a grade II winner, in the American St. Leger Stakes Aug. 17 at Arlington Park.
With a perfect front-running ride from Frankie Dettori, Joshua Tree repelled his challengers to win the $1.5 million Pattison Canadian International (Can-IT) for the second time in three years at Woodbine Oct. 14.
The Aiden O'Brein-trained 3-year-old Imperial Monarch drew position 10 of 11 and was installed as the 3-1 favorite on the morning line for the Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine Oct. 14.
Danedream, one of only two 3-year-olds in the field, displayed a brilliant turn of foot when she rolled to an impressive five-length victory in the Grosser Preis von Berlin (Ger-I) at Hoppegarten July 24.
It took St Nicholas Abbey several strides to get into gear, but once he did he was unstoppable as he stormed down the center of the course to deny Midday in the $408,633 Investec Coronation Cup (Eng-I) at Epsom June 3.
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