Racing Manhattan
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Prince Muqrin’s three-year-old Ishtagah runs a brilliant race in the Derby at Epsom.
In the Wilkinson yard we thought the colt was in with a chance. He had come on since he ran well in the 2000 Guineas, and the longer trip – the Derby is half a mile further – would suit him.
The experts, on TV and in the press, disagreed. A brilliant Irish horse, Mountain High, unbeaten both as a two-year-old and this year, started hot favourite, while a French-trained runner Positano was also fancied.
Ishtagah,... they said, had ‘something about him’, and was ‘as game as the day is long’, but lacked the class. One journalist mentioned that the Wilkinson yard had not had a Group One winner since the last century.
I watch the race in the packed bar at the Racing Centre with a few of the other lads from the yard – Amit, Laura, Tommy and Liam.
There is a strong pace, which suits Ishtagah, and as the field sweeps round Tattenham Corner, he is about eighth or ninth but hopelessly placed on the inside rail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prince Muqrin’s three-year-old Ishtagah runs a brilliant race in the Derby at Epsom.
In the Wilkinson yard we thought the colt was in with a chance. He had come on since he ran well in the 2000 Guineas, and the longer trip – the Derby is half a mile further – would suit him.
The experts, on TV and in the press, disagreed. A brilliant Irish horse, Mountain High, unbeaten both as a two-year-old and this year, started hot favourite, while a French-trained runner Positano was also fancied.
Ishtagah,... they said, had ‘something about him’, and was ‘as game as the day is long’, but lacked the class. One journalist mentioned that the Wilkinson yard had not had a Group One winner since the last century.
I watch the race in the packed bar at the Racing Centre with a few of the other lads from the yard – Amit, Laura, Tommy and Liam.
There is a strong pace, which suits Ishtagah, and as the field sweeps round Tattenham Corner, he is about eighth or ninth but hopelessly placed on the inside rail.
What to read after Racing Manhattan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terence Blacker to read onlineMoreLess
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