
Beeorenottobee won on debut; a treble for Per-Anders Gråberg
Roy Arne Kvisla’s American-bred Beeorenottobee won Göteborg’s two-year-old maiden on Sunday on his very first start. The win was Per-Anders Gråberg’s third of the day.

Roy Arne Kvisla’s American-bred Beeorenottobee won Göteborg’s two-year-old maiden on Sunday on his very first start. The win was Per-Anders Gråberg’s third of the day.

The respected website www.thoroughbredracing.com published its weekly world rankings a couple of days ago, and the week’s biggest climber by some distance is “our own” Bent Olsen-trained Great Wish.

Besides the main events, the Danish Oaks and the Danish Criterium, Ladies’ Day at Klampenborg also brought the amateur riders’ time-honoured Taittinger Skandinavisk Ladies Cup, won by Denmark’s Matilde Kløve, and the equally time-honoured Best Dressed competitions. Here is the whole raceday through photographer Burt Seeger’s lens.

The Hong Kong-based gelding Ka Ying Rising made his seasonal reappearance at Sha Tin on Sunday, and naturally he did so with victory in the HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup (Gr.3).