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Global City proves too good

By: Storm Again   February 19 , 2010
   

Indian sprint champion Oasis Star was widely expected to win in the sprint race at Meydan held as part of Dubai Racing Carnival on Friday but the six year old mare who carried a sea of expectations, disappointed with a below par performance. Oasis Star, who went into the race as favourite, tracked leaders in the early part, fell back to the fourth position and then failed to pick up speed at any stage of the race. The C D Katrak trained mare was partnered by her regular jockey Y S Srinath but somehow the filly was off color after brilliant second in her first start on the Tapeta track a fortnight ago.

Indian expatriates had come in big numbers to cheer Oasis Star but they were disappointed that Oasis Star did not emulate Mystical who was the only Indian trained horse to win a race during the Racing Carnival.

Frankie Dettori ridden Global City thundered away for a decisive win. Oasis Star held a good position early on but then fell back to fourth position and appeared to go at one pace.

Montpelier led the field into the straight with Global City quickly improving from about the third spot at the final bend in hot pursuit. Global City easily sailed past Montpelier who had taken charge with a furlong out and won with a measure of comfort. Jasoos ran on form behind to finish third ahead of Oasis Star who stayed glued to the fourth spot. The winner is trained by Saeed Bin Suroor. The 2.5 pounds penalty that she had got for her last effort perhaps undid Oasis Star`s chances.


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Total Comments : 2
Posted by Abhro on ( February 19 , 2010 )
Oasis Star held a good position , I thought it will win ,bad luck
 
Posted by Ashwin Mehta on ( February 20 , 2010 )
We all wanted our wonder filly OASIS STAR to win however she ran fourth just a couple of lengths away from GLOBAL CITY. It is worth noting that GLOBAL CITY is a 4 yr. old compared to OASIS STAR being a six yr. old. She was conceding 2 yrs. and weight. I understand she was penalised for her earlier 2nd place which could have affected the performance in this race.

I think she was not at all humiliated in defeat and lives to fight another day.She ran true to form.

My compliments to Cooji for still able to maintain her in the top racing condition and form.

All the best for the next race.
 
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