Thorpedo Anna has emerged as the horse to beat in the Grade 1 Cotillion, a highlight event for this season taking place on Saturday. The Cotillion is scheduled as the 12th race out of 14, with a post time of 5:20 p.m. EDT. Thorpedo Anna’s impressive form and high ratings have made her a formidable contender, drawing significant attention from horse racing enthusiasts and experts alike.
Meanwhile, in Australian horse racing, Wednesday’s races at Canterbury are also generating buzz. A notable entry is Mergeila, who had a commendable trial at Rosehill recently and is tipped to win in the Colts, Horses, and Geldings Benchmark 72 race, which covers a distance of 1250 meters. In Race 3, another competitor to watch is Need Some Luck, who is resuming form and could prove to be a dark horse in the competition.
In a developing story from Parx Racing, two horses scheduled to compete in the prestigious Pennsylvania Derby and Cotillion have been denied entry. According to a statement from trainer Siculietano, the Parx racing office deemed the horses’ forms incompatible with the standards of these high-stakes races, leading to their withdrawal.
National Racehorse Week has provided a unique opportunity for horse racing fans to get a behind-the-scenes look at top racing operations. Iain Jardine Racing's Hetland Hill Farm in Dumfriesshire opened its doors to visitors, allowing them to experience firsthand the preparations and routines that go into training elite racehorses.
The combination of these events—Thorpedo Anna’s anticipated performance in the Cotillion, the promising entries at Canterbury, the exclusions at Parx Racing, and the engaging activities during National Racehorse Week—highlights a dynamic and multifaceted period in the world of horse racing.
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