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Sponsored by: Teddy Grimthorpe Juddmonte announce Thursday that The Lord “Teddy” Grimthorpe has decided to stand down after 22 years as Juddmonte Farms' racing manager. As racing manager for Juddmonte's late owner Prince Khalid Abdullah, Grimthorpe managed all Juddmonte's European horses in training and played a leading role in Juddmonte's consistent and sustained success worldwide at the very highest level in racing. Teddy will leave Juddmonte after this year's Royal Meeting. Taking over the racing manager's role in 1999 he has, during his tenure, worked with 24 European traine...

UPDATED 11:58AM, MAR 2 2021 Prince Faisal had ten million reasons to celebrate following the Saudi Cup in Riyadh after his homebred star Mishriff added the world's richest race to a record that already included the Prix du Jockey Club and the Prix Guillaume d'Ornano. The story contained within Mishriff's pedigree encapsulates an approach to racing and breeding that has brought the Prince untold success over the past four decades. The four-year-old hails from his signature family, tracing back to Eljazzi, who was purchased for 92,000gns at the Tattersalls Houghton Sale and has since fou...

Saudi jockeying for position with world's richest race

Next Article Maybe it’s not against ALL odds, but the Saudi Cup looks set to take another mighty step forward Share Pegasus winner Knicks Go - pictured exercising on the Riyadh dirt on Thursday - faces a potentially spectacular clash with Saudi Cup favourite Charlatan on Saturday. Photo: Mathea Kelley/Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia A neat overview of the progress of the world’s richest race before this weekend’s second edition appeared earlier this week under the headline ‘Saudi Cup Survives and Thrives Against All Odds’. Written from an American viewpoint, the central argument righ...

Johnny Ward: Dubai's missing princess forces racing to face some uncomfortable truths Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, father of missing Princess Latifa, has long been one of the sport’s great spenders. Johnny Ward By Johnny Ward Wednesday 17 Feb 2021, 2:10 PM Feb 17th 2021, 2:10 PM 25,158 Views 7 Comments Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum at Royal Ascot in 2019. Image: Mike Egerton Image: Mike Egerton RACING IS NOT a...