Purebred Shadwell Baaeed (GB) (Sea The Stars {Ire}) were named Cartier Horse of the Year and Cartier Older Horse at the 32nd Cartier Racing Awards at the Dorchester Hotel in London on Wednesday night.
The first Shadwell tinker to win Horse of the Year, intern William Haggas added another four Group 1 wins to his pair earned in 2021, registering a win in the Lockinge S., Queen Anne S., Sussex S. and International S. Contexture. His only loss in 11 career starts was a 4th place finish at the G1 Champion S. on QIPCO British Championship Day in October. It was announced on Tuesday that Aghareed’s son (Kingmambo) will run for £80,000 at Shadwell’s Nunnery Academy in 2023..
Also shortlisted for Horse of the Year is the G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe heroine. Alpinista (GB) (Frankel {GB}), who stayed four times won Group 1 Kyprios (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) and three-time Group 1 champion sprinter Highfield Princess (Fr) (Night of Thunder {Ire}). Hero G1 Champion S. Bay Bridge (GB) (New Bay {GB}) and Group 1 double winner Kinross (GB) (King {GB}) are nominees in the Cartier Older Horse category.
Aga Khan’s Highness Vadeni (Fr) (Churchill {Ire}) was named Cartier 3-Year-Old Colt after victories in the G1 Prix du Jockey Club, G1 Eclipse S., and G3 Prix de Guiche. Runner-up in Alpinista’s Arc, cadet Jean-Claude Rouget also finished third in the G1 S Irish Championship. He’s behind Sinndar (Ire) (Grand Lodge) (2000) and Dalakhani (Ire) (Darshaan {GB) }) (2003) in winning the breeder’s prize for a 3-year-old foal. This year marks the centenary of The Aga Khan’s work.
Awarded the Cartier 2-Year-Old Filly title, Inspiring (GB) (Frankel {GB}) just became the third person to also receive the title of 3-year-old Cartier Daughter. However, the hybrid of Cheveley Park Stud has a good relationship, as the two previous winners were none other than Divine Proportions (Kingmambo) in 2005 and Minding (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) in 2016. John and Thady Gosden-trained Bay scored a stunning victory in the G1 Coronation S competition.
Kyprios proved unstoppable in the ranks of those who stayed throughout the four-year starting six-season, racking up wins from April to October. Trained by Aidan O’Brien for Moyglare Stud and Coolmore partners, the chestnut winner in the Listed Vintage Crop S. tour de force, was quickly followed by the G3 Saval Beg Levmoss S. a month later. Stepping up to the position of a Group 1 company, the pony was awarded the Gold Cup, Goodwood Cup S., Irish St. Leger, and the October 1 Prix du Cadran was a 20-year demolition work.
A hardline veteran in the ranks of the disabled, Highfield Princess proved a revelation when she cut back on sprint trips for breeder John Fairley and trainer John Quinn. Active from February to November, the 5-year-old scored her first team win in the G2 Clipper Logistics S. in York in May, her fifth start in 2022. She took her first win in the G1 Prix Maurice de Gheest two starting later in Deauville on August 7, and then added the G1 Nunthorpe S. back to Knavesmire and her G1 Flying Five S. Curragh, in August and September, respectively. Linkion chose to try out a four-time international Group 1 player at the Breeders’ Cup, but a draw and a tough ride left her unprofitable, and she finished only fourth.
As part of the legion of minors that won Group 1 for Aidan O’Brien and Coolmore partners in 2022, Blackbeard (Ire) (No, never) received the nod as the Cartier 2-Year-Old Colt. He’s won six of his eight starts in a busy 2-year-old campaign, culminating in a two-match win at G1 Middle Park S. Derrick Smith, Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Westerberg silksbearer has also won G1 Prix Morny, G2 Prix Robert Papin, G3 Marble Hill S. and The First Flier S. Booked for stallion duty at Coolmore Ireland in 2023he finished second by nostril in G2 Railway S. en route to winning the championship title.
2 year old Blackbeard’s Cartier partner Filly is Lezoo (GB) (Zousar {Aus}). Ralph Beckett is coached by Marc Chan and Andrew Rosen, placing first or second in all five starts in 2022. After winning the title of Queen Listed at the end of June, she is only half that. age of ‘Rising star TDN’ Mawj (Ire) (Exceed And Excel {Aus}) in the G2 Duchess Of Cambridge S. at Newmarket a month later, and returned victorious in the G3 Princess Margaret S. at Ascot on July 23. Lezoo defeated GI Next Breeders ‘ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf Meditation heroine (Ire) No, never) in G1 Cheveley Park S. returns to Newmarket to end her season on a high in September.
Cartier recipient /Daily telegram Rewards are owners – breeders Kirsten Rausing by Lanwades Stud. Besides celebrating his purebred Alpinista dog winning the G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, Rausing is also the breeder of G1 hero St Leger Eldar Eldarov (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), also such as recent Australian Group 1 winners Zaaki (GB) and Durston (GB). In addition, Rausing serves as an integral figure in the governance and governance of the sport, while through her Alborada Trust she has also provided significant funding for a wide range of racing activities. cars and society at large.
Laurent Feniou, CEO of Cartier UK, said: “We have been fortunate to witness another special year of European horse racing and I am delighted to celebrate an outstanding group of horses at the Ceremony. awarded the 32nd Cartier Racing Awards. Baaeed has lit up the season with four brilliant wins and he is the deserving recipient of the Cartier Horse of the Year award. We are also delighted to honor Kirsten Rausing, who has done so much for the industry, with the Cartier/The Daily Telegraph Commendation Award. It is a privilege for Cartier to be able to recognize the champions of this sport and I extend my deepest congratulations to all of this year’s winners. I want to give special thanks to Car racing, Daily telegram and Sports car racing in the sky for them to continue to support the awards. “
