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    Masaya Scores for Lyrical Clive
    02/10/10

    1 Masaya 20/1
    2 Tale Untold 9/1
    3 Together 13/8F

    Clive Brittain danced his customary shuffle as Masaya returned to the winner’s enclosure after seeing off 19 rivals to capture the £300,000 Tattersalls Million 2-Y-O Fillies’ Trophy.

     
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    “Cheveley Park eat your heart out; 1000 Guineas next year, the secret is here,” rapped the septuagenarian trainer in reference to yesterday’s impressive Adnams Cheveley Park Stakes heroine Hooray.

    20/1 chance Masaya had finished a staying-on third to Khor Sheed in the £100,000 Tattersalls Millions Fillies’ Auction Stakes over six furlongs of the Rowley Mile last time and the Dansili filly relished the extra furlong as she made virtually all to clinch the £167,338 first prize.

    Brittain’s charge reversed placings with £100,000 Tattersalls Millions Fillies’ Auction Stakes runner-up Tale Untold, who was a short-head second, while 13/8 favourite Together was a further neck away in third after drifting left across the course inside the final furlong.

    Brittain continued: “We’ve had a bit of a lean time but when you put me on a diet, I come out strong. She’s a tough little filly. You see the superstars, well mine are superstars in my eyes.

    “I told him (Tom Queally) to ride the race as he found it. She travelled well and they had to come by her. She was third in the race last week and I was not sure how the ground would suit her but it suited her all right. We’ll look at the 1000 Guineas - the windmills will be tilting at us - but that will be it for the year.”

    The Saeed Manana-owned Masaya was a 140,000 guineas purchase from last year’s Tattersalls October Sale Book One.

    Winning rider Tom Queally said: “She stuck her head out and really tried for me. It was nice when we got the verdict - personally I didn’t think that we had got there as I went by but luckily it went our way.

    “I had my head down and was pushing. I actually thought Hughsie had got me and I said to him whether the one on the far side had got us both. When you are in a ding-dong battle like that, you just have to keep your head down and keep trying.

    “Clive didn’t give me any instructions and she jumped out and was happy in front. At halfway I thought that we were going really well so I gave her a little bit of rein and she kept lengthening. She was really trying and that is half the battle won.

    “It can be difficult to make ground up here because, when you run down into the dip - that last 100 yards, almost a furlong - it can be quite tough. It helps when you have got the animal underneath you.”

     

    Position
    Horse
    Trainer
    Jockey
    Weight
    Starting Price
    Beaten Distance
    1
    Masaya
    C E Brittain
    T P Queally
    9st 0lbs
    20 - 1
    Winner
    2
    Tale Untold
    R Hannon
    R Hughes
    9st 0lbs
    9 - 1
    Short Head
    3
    Together
    A P O'Brien
    J P Murtagh
    9st 0lbs
    13 - 8
    Neck
    4
    Aneedah
    J H M Gosden
    William Buick
    9st 0lbs
    14 - 1
    1/2 length
    5
    I Love Me
    A M Balding
    J Fortune
    9st 0lbs
    7 - 1
    Head
    6
    Blessed Biata
    W J Haggas
    Liam Jones
    9st 0lbs
    50 - 1
    3/4 length
    7
    Musharakaat
    E A L Dunlop
    R Hills
    9st 0lbs
    16 - 1
    1 length
    8
    Madany
    B W Hills
    T P O'Shea
    9st 0lbs
    33 - 1
    1/2 length
    9
    Mohedian Lady
    M L W Bell
    K Fallon
    9st 0lbs
    10 - 1
    3/4 length
    10
    Rumh
    S bin Suroor
    L Dettori
    9st 0lbs
    11 - 1
    Nose
    11
    Secret Love
    M A Magnusson
    G Baker
    9st 0lbs
    16 - 1
    Short Head
    12
    Queen Of Spain
    A P O'Brien
    C O'Donoghue
    9st 0lbs
    50 - 1
    1/2 length
    13
    Simayill
    C E Brittain
    P Robinson
    9st 0lbs
    100 - 1
    1 1/4 length
    14
    Kalahaag
    R Hannon
    R Mullen
    9st 0lbs
    66 - 1
    3/4 length
    15
    Illandrane
    E A L Dunlop
    C Soumillon
    9st 0lbs
    40 - 1
    1 1/2 length
    16
    Vita Lika
    B J Meehan
    F M Berry
    9st 0lbs
    100 - 1
    1/2 length
    17
    Hayaku
    R M Beckett
    Jim Crowley
    9st 0lbs
    100 - 1
    8 lengths
    18
    Lucky Legs
    B W Hills
    M Hills
    9st 0lbs
    66 - 1
    3 1/4 lengths
    19
    Daffydowndilly
    H Morrison
    S Drowne
    9st 0lbs
    50 - 1
    1 1/2 length
    20
    Apace
    Sir Michael Stoute
    R L Moore
    9st 0lbs
    33 - 1
    2 1/2 lengths
    NonRunner
    Date With Destiny
    R Hannon
    Non Runner
    9st 0lbs
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    BREEDERS’ CUPJUVENILE FILLIES A POSSIBILITY FOR TALE UNTOLD

    Trainer Richard Hannon reported that the filly Tale Untold, who finished second in the Tattersalls Millions 2YO Fillies’ Trophy, might now be in line for a trip to America.

    “She is a nice filly, I am delighted with her performance. We might be heading to the Breeders’ Cup for the Juveniles Fillies race now,” he said.

    Bloodstock agent Gordian Troeller, who was with Hannon and representing Tale Untold’s owner Mr Marc Keller, continued: “She is eligible for the Breeders’ Cup,” he said. “Mr Keller is an American and would love to have her run at the meeting.

    “We will see how she comes out of this, but taking her to America is a definite possibility.”

    Troeller bought Tale Untold for Keller from previous owners Trevor Stewart and Anna Doyle. The filly had cost Peter Doyle Bloodstock 26,000gns at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sales, Book 1.

    John Gosden, trainer of the fourth-placed filly Aneedah said: “She ran great. I will probably put her away now.”

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