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Two viruses have changed the course of Danny Beasley’s riding career. Beasley was based in Sydney when equine influenza hit Australia in the spring of 2007, and he decided to use that as an opportunity to take his saddle elsewhere “I’d been up to Singapore for one of the international meetings not long before, and Peter Chadwick was the chief steward and I knew Peter from my apprentice days when I was riding in the SDRA (Southern District Racing Association in NSW) and he said if I ever wanted to come up, just give him a call and I could come up for a short-term contract or something li...

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Trainer Daniel Meagher lands first G1 in Singapore Posted by: Graham Potter+ at 3:49pm on 27/4/2021 Trainer Daniel Meagher landed his first Group 1 win in his own right when Lim’s Lightening took out the Lion City Cup at Kranji in Singapore last Saturday. Meagher, who was associated with seven Group 1 wins at Kranji when assistant to his Melbourne Cup winning father John Meagher during the families eleven year stint in Singapore, has done wonders with Lim’s Lightening who, as recently as February, had been labelled as being ‘unrideable.’ This was going to ...

Australian jockey Danny Beasley has announced his comeback to race riding in Singapore. However, the 45-year-old has decided to give competitive riding another crack, with Singapore's jockey ranks diminished since the COVID-19 outbreak. "It's a very unique time we have been living in in the last couple of months, with so many jockeys leaving. I put myself forward for a licence, hopeful it would be considered," Beasley told the Singapore Jockey Club. "Of course, I was a bit disappointed I was knocked back the first time around, but I didn't give up hope. I fully understood the club's positio...