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.
Before Sunday’s feature event in Gothenburg, Elkær Stutteri’s Grey Tycoon had won twice in his career, both times at Klampenborg and both times making all the running. This time, Niels
Cathrine Erichsen-trained Svadilfare, a full brother to the previous season’s Derby and dual 2000 Guineas winner Brigadier, swaps Øvrevoll’s sand for Göteborg’s turf on Sunday. The Moohaajim colt finished second on his debut on 23 April, when he could not get any grip on the surface at all.
The Svenskt St. Leger is the longest of the Swedish classics, and the roll of honour goes back to 1927, when Färjestaden I won the first edition. In the table
He has been the best over 1730, 2400 and 3000 metres. And he has been the best on both grass and dirt. On Saturday Kari Petterøe’s Danish-bred Schamyl put a
First Norsk Derby in the second half of August. Then Norsk St. Leger in the first half of September, and on the last day of the first month of autumn,
On Saturday afternoon the Wido Neuroth-trained Seneschal took care of the year’s last Classic contest in Sweden, Svenskt St. Leger. Under Andreas Tapia Dalbark the Appel Au Maitre son won