Horse Power: Minnie Hauk to Win Arc and Fallen Angel to Star in Sun Chariot

Horse Power: Minnie Hauk to win Arc and Fallen Angel to star in Sun Chariot

Aidan O'Brien's three-year-old filly can land the Group One feature at ParisLongchamp on Sunday as Fallen Angel to score at Newmarket while Rosario, Echo Of Stars, Rosa Inglesa, Blessed Star, Orionis, Beautiful Diamond, Apollo One, Thunder Roar, Hamish, Ardisia, Emeralds Pride, Asfoora, More Thunder, January, Puerto Rico and Diamond Necklace may also be weekend winners

Minnie Hauk and Los Angeles target Arc for O'Brien

When Aidan O'Brien dominated the 2016 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe by saddling the first three home, it would have been hard to believe he would not be responsible for another winner in the following nine years.

Streaking Minnie Hauk might be vulnerable in Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe

After a string of successes for 3-year-old fillies in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe from 2008 to 2017, no member of that set has won Europe's most important race. The drought might help explain why the 3-year-old filly Minnie Hauk is not a more defined favorite to win this year's renewal.

Arc 2025: Inside Berth Boost for Minnie Hauk, Wide Draw for Croix Du Nord

Hi all, Inside today’s main I’m previewing some of Friday’s racing. Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe Draw Final declarations and the draw for Sunday’s Arc were confirmed yesterday. Giavellotto (5) White Birch (9) Arrow Eagle (16) Sosie Stephane (3) Los Angeles (14) Byzantine Dream (15) Estrange (18) – NR Quisisana (7) Kalpana (10) Aventure (12)… Read More »Arc 2025: Inside Berth Boost for Minnie Hauk, Wide Draw for Croix Du Nord The post Arc 2025: Insi…

What’s been happening: Arc latest, Breeders’ Cup news from Japan, Book’em Danno out and more … | Topics: Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, Seven Days in Racing, Minnie Hauk, Keeneland, Dick Hern, Christophe Soumillon, British Hall of Fame, Forever Young, ParisLo

Article by Nicholas Godfrey: Christophe Soumillon picks up the Arc mount on favourite Minnie Hauk, a winning comeback from Forever Young in Japan and Thorpedo Anna headlines star-studded Keeneland cast – all this and more in our weekly digest of recent international racing news

Blow For Japan As Wide Draws Blight Arc Hopes, Minnie Hauk Has Inside Stall

Thursday saw the all-important draw made for the G1 Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, with the key take-out being the disastrous post position of 17 for the leading Japanese hope Croix Du Nord (Kitasan Black) among the 18 final confirmations. Things didn't get much better for the nation seeking its elusive first Arc, with the Tokyo Yushun winner's wide post compounded by the draw of 15 for the impressive Prix Foy winner Byzantine Dream (Epiphanei…