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July 2017 has been a warm month, though there have only been a limited number of very hot days, and there has been some rain. In some places, though not in Prague 6, there have been heavy thunderstorms and hailstorms. There has not been enough rain to cause flooding in major rivers, although, as I have often pointed out, far too many places in the Czech Republic are only 48 hours of steady rain away from flooding.
After taking second place in each of the first three Czech classics in 2016, owner Jiří Travníček (Pegas) and trainer Dalibor Török went one better in the Czech Oaks at Karlovy Vary on July 23rd.
On behalf of the Czech horseracing community, Dostihový svět expresses its condolences to the family of Stephen Yarborough, an experienced handler at the mobile starting stalls at Haydock Park, who was run over by the stalls in a fatal accident at the racecourse on Friday.
Slovakia had to wait 25 years for the first filly to win the local Derby. This year’s popular winner, German-bred Zoriana, by Jukebox Jury (IRE), out of Zambuka (FR) (Zieten (USA)), is trained by Zuzana Kubovičová and owned PD Senica. The winning owner’s colours were carried to victory in the early 1990s by Quirinus, which then went on the run in the Aintree Grand National.
I’ve watched a video of the race at Lysá several times, and perhaps I owe you an apology.
On Saturday, July 15th, there is a modest race day at Mimoň racecourse (see picture).
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Rabbit Well again grabbed attention in the 6th running of the Eva Palyzová Memorial, Category I, at Lys
How should I address you? Can I call you Mr Well?
No.
But you did agree to an interview… Can we start now?
Did you say ‘start’?
Hi there, Joseph, you and the other 15 horses in the Czech Derby really made fools of the experts, didn’t you?
Neigh!
