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Csak a szel wins Oszi Kanca DIJ at Kincsem Park

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Csak a szel and driver-trainer Imre Fazekas

The 2/1 odds Csak a szel (3f Ken Warkentin -Nana-Tony Oaks) was a gate to wire winner of the Kincsem Park featured Oszi Kanca DIJ (purse 1,500,000HUf, 1960 meters distance handicap based on age) timed in 1.18.0kr with trainer Imre Fazekas at the lines. Nauro Bt. Owns this fast filly.

The 2.8/1 Borutka (4f Illetmeny-Night Lady-Tony Oaks) was second overcoming a 40 meter handicap, with Csaba Lakatos up for trainer Tibor Hajnal. Third home was 7.1/1 Adriana Asti (5f Frullino Jet-Cameron Diaz-Baltic Speed) handled by her trainer Veljko Mazsity and facing a 60 meter age handicap.

Time To Say Goodbye and trainer-driver Lajos Marton

The Nana DIJ (purse 800,000Huf, 1900 meters autostart) named after the great stakes winning Tony Oaks daughter Nana, saw the 8.3/1 odds veteran Time To Say Goodbye (9m Maximus Lindy-Jungfrau) score in 1.17.8kr for Lajos Marton and owner Amma Kft.

He won for the 18th time in 60 career starts and raised his life earnings to 20,759,000Huf. The 5/2 Gideon H. Renka (8g Quick Wood) was second for Antun Horvatski with third to 2/1 Alexander UR (7g Infinitif) with Ferenc Nagy II aboard.

The results of the recent Ugeto Sale featuring yearlings (Sept 25) was successful as 17 head sold from 32 yearlings catalogued. The sale topper was hip 29. Ejjeli Holgy (filly by Maximus Lindy-Night Lady-Tony Oaks) that sold for 30,367€ to Skot Global Kft. The legendary Kabala Menes Kft bred this one, a half- sister to the fast Borutka (by Illetmeny).

Hip 24, Euphoria (filly by Panne de Moteur-Celebrity Venus) was next at 8,497€ to buyer Hico Bt. Her dam Celebrity Venus is by Angus Hall from the Supergill daughter Nimble Nan, she from Nan Hanover the dam of Nan’s Catch. Celebrity Venus has already produced Call Me Brodde (f, Maharajah) with a 1.11.3kr mark and Cavalier Brodde (g, Muscle Hill) with a 1.11.7kr speed badge.

Kincsem Park, Ugeto files/photos

by Thomas H. Hicks, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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