It is held on Newcastle Racecourse with gross prizes of up to $ 1 million

3 Godolphin horses defend the Australian title of "The Hunter" today

Godolphin "Gul Wah" claims in "The Hunter" his ninth victory in world horse races.

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Godolphin is counting on three of its elite horses, represented by "Gul Wah", "Raniyar" and "Iseigo", to defend its title in the "Hunter" race, whose prizes total one million dollars, and is being held today on the Australian track Newcastle for a distance of 1300 meters .

The three horses, supervised by James Cummings, who have achieved 20 victories among them in world horse racing, are looking to follow in the footsteps of Godolphin "Savatiano", who won the race title in last year's edition.

"Godolphin" horses in "The Hunter" face 13 elite speed horses, led by the New Zealand horse "Trample", under the supervision of trainer Kim Wooh, coming from two victories over the distances of 1200 and 1400 meters.

Godolphin’s trainer, James Cummings, commented on the chances of his three participants in the “The Hunter” race, and said in a press statement: “We have an elite group of participating horses, each of which is capable of achieving the title, whether due to its track record of victories, or in terms of the capabilities they have. She demonstrated it in her recent training.

"The training of (Gul Wah), who will be led by jockey Josh Bar, has gone well, especially as the six-year-old horse is striving to achieve its ninth victory in world horse races."

He added, "(Raniard), under the leadership of his knight Jason Collett, is close to returning to his peak performance, especially as he started the current season with two victories, one of which came at the same distance."

And he continued: “On the other hand, I think (Issago) was not lucky at all in its recent participation at Flamington Racecourse, and it still has a lot to offer, in light of my conviction that there is an energy that can be saved by the knight Cathy O'Har to extract, and unleash it again on the track in Newcastle, as The Persian records are marked by six victories, most of which came over longer distances.

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