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Godolphin "Cascidian" claims the Australian title of "Sir Robert Clark"

Part of the previous participation of Godolphin "Cascidian" horse in Australian races.

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Godolphin "Cascidian" horse under the supervision of coach James Cummings faces the challenge of 15 elite 7 furlongs (1400 meters), when he demands the title of the "Sir Robert Clark Stakes" race for the highest ranked "Group 1" in the world, taking place on Australia's Caulfield Racecourse.

The five-year-old "Cascidian", led by jockey Daman Olivier, in "Sir Robert Clark Stakes", raises the ambitions of reaping his first victory in the first category races, especially since his career is limited to five victories, including victory in a race for the third category, which he achieved in March The past on Australia's Rosshill Racecourse.

Cascidian's ambitions collide with the presence of a powerful lodge of elite horses, like his colleague in the stable, "Roehrn", under the supervision of the same trainer, Cummings, and under the leadership of the knight John Alan, especially as this foal rises to the competition at the level of the first category after it scored in its last participation a deserved victory In a race for the third category on August 20 in a race held on the "Randwick" track in the Australian city of Sydney.

And the Australian horse, "Behemoth", enters the competition circle under the supervision of coach David Jolly, and the leadership of the jockey Carig Williams, who is seeking to claim his third victory in a row, after his victory last August, the last of which was his victory in the "Group 1" race held on the same track and distance.

For his part, Godolphin coach James Cummings confirmed the readiness of the UAE horses to compete for the title, and Cummings said in a press statement: “Cascidian started his racing career with a strong performance, during which he won three of his first four appearances in France, before moving on to Australian races that showed Throughout its promising performance, especially in the last two appearances of this season.

He explained that he "achieved a victory in the ranked races last March, before his last participation carried his fourth place in the (Group 2) race at the same distance in a race that bore the title of the horse Behemut, which is met by Cascidian again in today's race."

He added, "Cascidian usually gains his readiness after two consecutive participations, and I think he has acquired the skill to deal with Caulfield now, and is ready to challenge and compete in the first category races titles, especially as he will run under the leadership of jockey Damien Oliver, who led him in the last two races."

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