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Hurrah camp looks forward to Kelt
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Seachange and Darci Brahma's dramatic struggle for glory stole the
show in the Stoney Bridge Stakes at Hastings. But it also gave the
connections of Hurrah more than a glimmer of hope he could win the $1
million Kelt Capital Stakes for a Canterbury stable for the first
time come October 7.
While Darci Brahma and Seachange fought out an absorbing finish,
Hurrah made up nearly 20 lengths from 400m out to be gaining rapidly
in third place. "I would have to think that over 2000m we have a...
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Hurrah camp looks forward to Kelt
The Press
; Seachange and Darci Brahma's dramatic struggle for glory stole the show in the Stoney Bridge Stakes at Hastings. But it also gave the connections of Hurrah more than a glimmer of hope he could win the $1 million Kelt Capital Stakes for a Canterbury stable for the first time come October 7. While
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 "New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)")
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Racing career over for Darci Brahma.(ON FORM)
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; Byline: MIKE DILLON Darci Brahma has been retired. The shock announcement came late yesterday only a couple of hours after the multimillion-dollar stallion's ownership management had announced that a hock infection had ruled out his immediate racing programme but that he would almost certainly be
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Seachange's connections tipping Darci Brahma.(ON FORM)
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; Byline: Mike Dillon Trainer Ralph Manning says he is not expecting a win from Seachange in tomorrow's $200,000 Telegraph Handicap. That's a big call for a mare that's won eight of her 10 New Zealand starts. And particularly given she is two-from-two against race favourite Darci Brahma. But that was
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Stunning Darci Brahma annihilates all as punters await exciting Oz assault
Sunday Star-Times
; RIDER MICHAEL Walker described Darci Brahma a champion in the making after he annihilated his opposition in yesterday's $300,000 Christchurch Casino NZ 2000 Guineas at Riccarton. And in an aftermath when the superlatives flowed like wine, from the trainer and manager of the syndicate which owns the
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Engrossing tactical battle to test Darci Brahma's nerve.(ON FORM)
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; Byline: Mike Dillon Not only does the the $150,000 Waikato Draught Sprint contain some of New Zealand's finest equine talent, the group one race should be one of the season's tactical highlights. No one could argue Darci Brahma does not deserve his hot favouritism after his stunning fresh-up
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Oaks wants all of Darci Brahma.(ON FORM)
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; Byline: -- Mike Dillon The Oaks Stud has made an offer to purchase as many as possible of the 40 shares in Darci Brahma. The offer comes on the heels of Darci Brahma's dramatic group one Telegraph Handicap win at Trentham last Saturday. The Oaks, at Cambridge, is already one of the 10 major
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Darci Brahma's likely swansong should be a cracker.(ON FORM)
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; Darci Brahma confirmed that he will be at peak fitness for Saturday's Waikato Draught Sprint at Te Rapa when he galloped brilliantly at Matamata yesterday. On a good plough and with raceday jockey Opie Bosson up, Darci Brahma trailed Maroofity (Sapsworth) through the early stages of his work. He
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 "The Racing Post (London, England)")
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Horse Racing: IN BRIEF - Darci Brahma stud fee; BLOODSTOCK DESK.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; Byline: Rachel Pagones, Amy Bennett and Nancy Sexton FIVE-TIME Australasian Group 1 winner Darci Brahma has had his stud fee set at NZEUR30,000 (pounds 10,744/EUR15,991). The son of Danehill, who will stand at the Oaks Stud in Cambridge, New Zealand, was retired last week following his win in the
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Horse Racing: Darci Brahma finishing kick so decisive; INTERNATIONAL ZONE REPORT: NEW ZEALAND.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; Telegraph Handicap G1 Trentham 6f (turf) BILLED as a clash between two of New Zealand's top performers, the Telegraph Handicap was won in stunning fashion by Darci Brahma. Having been kept fresh for his first race over 6f since his two-year-old days, the Mark Walker-trained five-year-old exacted
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Darci Brahma right at the top of his game as Te Rapa beckons.(ON FORM)
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; Darci Brahma was again the star trackworker at Matamata yesterday as he rounded off his preparation for the Waikato Draught Sprint. Galloping 18m out on a dead course proper, Darci Brahma (Bosson) was partnered by Congaline (Sapsworth) over a solid 1200m, cutting out the distance in 1:16.9, the
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