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    Results 2010

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    Strong Suit Continues Great Day for Hannon
    15/06/10

    1 Strong Suit 15/8F
    2 Elzaam 3/1
    3 Roayh 22/1

    Some 35 minutes after last year’s Coventry Stakes winner Canford Cliffs led home a 1-2 for the Richard Hannon team in the St James’s Palace Stakes, his stablemate Strong Suit captured the 2010 renewal of the juvenile contest.

    Strong Suit
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    Strong Suit
    But this year’s winner had a far from straightforward passage and only got up on the line under Richard Hughes to win the Group Two event by a nose.

    “I don’t know what was going on there, maybe I’ll wait until tomorrow until I watch it again!” said Hannon. “But he’s a very good horse. His time was a second faster than the Listed race when he won at Newbury on his first run.

    “There’s no doubt he’s the best two-year-old we’ve got - it’s just the way he works, the way he travels and his attitude is a different class.

    “It’s been a great day and if you go home from here with one winner then you’re happy. It was always going to be one of those days and we’ve got one more to go then I’ll be glad when it’s over.”

    Hughes added: “I had a nightmare and it would have been my fault if he’d got beat today. He only ran once before and won so easily at Newbury that he didn’t learn a lot. Today he got bumped early on, but that was just race riding, and then I went to go round one in front and he went straight into the back of another. I don’t know how he got going after that and he wouldn’t have come off the bridle otherwise.

    “Canford Cliffs is more electric than this horse, he knew what to do from day one. This horse has been more of a slow learner. He was green and raw through the race and it’s amazing he got up and won.

    “It was always going to be either a great day or terrible and it’s been great. We nearly won the first as well with Paco Boy but that’s racing.

    Position
    Horse
    Trainer
    Jockey
    Weight
    Starting Price
    Beaten Distance
    1
    Strong Suit
    R Hannon
    R Hughes
    9st 1lbs
    15 - 8
    Winner
    2
    Elzaam
    M A Jarvis
    R Hills
    9st 1lbs
    3 - 1
    Nose
    3
    Roayh
    S bin Suroor
    L Dettori
    9st 1lbs
    22 - 1
    2 1/2 lengths
    4
    Samuel Morse
    A P O'Brien
    R L Moore
    9st 1lbs
    7 - 1
    2 1/4 lengths
    5
    Klammer
    Jane Chapple-Hyam
    S W Kelly
    9st 1lbs
    20 - 1
    1 length
    6
    Zoffany
    A P O'Brien
    J Murtagh
    9st 1lbs
    9 - 2
    2 1/2 lengths
    7
    Galtymore Lad
    M R Channon
    A Culhane
    9st 1lbs
    20 - 1
    3/4 length
    8
    Mullins Way
    F Brennan
    G Gibbons
    9st 1lbs
    100 - 1
    1/2 length
    9
    Amwell Pinot
    A Bailey
    K Fallon
    9st 1lbs
    50 - 1
    1 1/4 length
    10
    Chiswick Bey
    R A Fahey
    P Hanagan
    9st 1lbs
    50 - 1
    Neck
    11
    Move In Time
    B Smart
    T Eaves
    9st 1lbs
    66 - 1
    1 1/4 length
    12
    Planet Waves
    C E Brittain
    S Sanders
    9st 1lbs
    40 - 1
    3 3/4 lengths
    13
    Sheer Courage
    Herman Brown
    J Fortune
    9st 1lbs
    14 - 1
    8 lengths
    NonRunner
    High Award
    T Stack
    Non Runner
    9st 1lbs

    NonRunner
    Irish Field
    M Delcher Sanchez
    Non Runner
    9st 1lbs

           

     

    ELZAAM LOSES COVENTRY ON THE LINE IN A SCINTILLATING FINISH

    An understandable air of despondency surrounded the connections of the highly talented Elzaam, who led the Coventry field from a long way out and lost the race by a nose on the line to Strong Suit.

    Michael Jarvis, who trains the Australian-bred powerfully-built colt for Sheikh Hamdan, said ruefully: “He ran a great race. We were perhaps in front a little earlier than we wanted to be.”

    He added: “He’s a quick horse, I wouldn’t see any reason to step him up from six (furlongs).”

    The Godolphin team’s Roayh, trained by Saeed bin Suroor, took third, finishing two and a half lengths behind Elzaam.

    Jockey Frankie Dettori commented: “It was a very good run - he has improved with every outing. Six furlongs suits him well and he’s going the right way.”

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