A selection of horses produced eye-catching performances during Tuesday morning’s training session on October 20. As preparations for upcoming race days intensified, several runners demonstrated strong form across both the inner and outer sand tracks, signaling their readiness for competitive action.
Among the notable performers,
Strong gallops on the outer sand
The outer sand track saw several horses put in impressive work over varying distances. Perception caught the eye over 1600m, moving nicely to clock 1:52.5, while Moon Star also moved attractively over the same distance, finishing in 1:55. In the 1200m gallops, Jade Mountain impressed with a time of 1:25.5, and Badshaah also moved well, stopping the clock at 1:25.5.
Several pairs also engaged in productive work. Ravishing Queen finished three lengths clear of Preview in their 1000m hit-out, recording a time of 1:10.5. In a similar 1000m exercise, Ashwa New York finished three lengths ahead of Evolvita, also clocking 1:10.5. Meanwhile, Celtic Goddess and Valor Queen worked over 1200m, with the former finishing five lengths ahead after starting four lengths behind. Routing Run also showed good form, finishing two lengths ahead of Kiss Of Grey over 1200m.
Inner sand and gate practice
On the inner sand track, Storm Majesty stood out in the 1000m gallops, finishing in 1:06 with a 38-second final 600m. Money Bags, Shamrock, and Shining Ways also showed fine form over the same distance, all clocking 38.5 seconds for their final 600m segments. Crimson Pirate and Pearl Star were among those to move well over the shorter 600m distance, both recording times of 39.5 seconds.
The session concluded with gate practice on the inner sand. Panache and Sun Supreme worked over 1200m, with Panache finishing five lengths clear. In the 1400m gate practice, Versace showed promise, while Magnus and Amazing Storm both demonstrated clean jumps to round out the morning's activities.
