The 2019 Everest at Randwick. Won by YES YES YES with Santa Ana Lane 2nd and Trekking 3rd. www.tab.com.au... For more information on The Everest visit TAB.
That’s a new track record with YYY breaking Santa Ana Lane’s previous mark. Fantastic race... the Everest is an amazing concept well executed by NSW Racing
It really isn't, it's actually poorly executed. WFA/Handicap is killing the G1 races and the only reason why this horse beat the best sprinters in the world is due to the 53kg weight.
@@bgardiner3354 set the race to a 56-58kg limit. The race should be ran on merit and ability, not weight. There's no way in hell YYY could beat any of these otherwise.
Hayden Belsham would you want the same distribution for all WFA races or just the Everest? I think from the barrier he got the best run and had further to wind up. That’s why he won. The sport is premised on granting 3yo’s a lesser impost to give them a chance.
It's the best against the best. The only variables should be track bias and barrier. Otherwise it becomes a rort. I backed trekking myself, but i have no shadow of doubt that santa would have won if YYY weren't carrying the 53. It's the same with melbourne cup, 4/5 of the last winners have been under 54kg. Watch something like true self or constantinople put gaps in the field with the 51/52kg they're carrying in the cup.
Need to make this a G1. Yes Yes Yes was retired straight to stud, not even a G1 winner on his CV, thats how the race is looked at and with Coolmore involved with Yes Yes Yes, they obviously look at it as a very good race to have on your CV. Look what the race is doing to the Manikato and Darley Sprint they are bench mark 84s now.
Coolmore were retiring him anyway. Even though not a G1 it's the richest race in the world on turf and I'm sure buyers will see Everest winner when his progeny hit the sales ring
Interesting to note that Aidan O'Brien, who missed out here, got a winner up at Leopardstown, Ireland, bearing the name Mount Everest. A consolation for the great man, who has the fortitude to test his sprinters against our best. I doff mi lid to him.
@keith gould The IFHR have Battaash number one and Ten Sovereigns the best three years old sprinter. If he sticks around he might get to prove that by racing Yes Yes Yes again and Bivouac. I wouldn't discredit him on this one run. His July Cup win was pretty good. It would have been great to see Blue Point in the field. I don't think he'd have won, but he may have got into the money.
@@svendbosanvovski4241 it's unfair to say a horse is worse than a field having travelled half way around the world. 30+ hours on a plane is enough to kill a horses sprint, if he stays around he might do ok.
@@Joelksk Yes, we should allow for that. Its a point I have often made about our horses racing in the UK. 16000 km trip, during which the horse can loose a lot of weight, the strange surroundings, seasonal variation (when Phar Lap got to California he still had his winter coat), the layout of tracks, going, pace of racing - all of those militate against horses travelling to and from Australia. Our horses have done that successfully, but many have fallen by the wayside and never recovered. AO'B did say that the horse was in perfect order and he expected a bold showing. The horse looked fabulous during parade, as we would expect from the great trainer. Let's see how the horse goes if they take him to Melbourne. He might do better in a 1400m race.
Just goes to show how good YES YES YES really was, in 2021 obviously the champ finally won it leading all the way, and you can see in this race how he is a different horse 2 yrs on, he went at a break neck speed from the start and not many horses can do it at both ends, but this 3yr old colt not only sat out the back of the field but when Bossy hit the go button just exploded and in his win set a new track record in doing so. No wonder Coolmore said straight away retire him to stud as really the Everest should be a G1 as you have the best 1200m horses in the country racing for huge stakes and huge money, plus you only have to see now how during the Melb Cup carnival especially this year being 2021, besides Nature Strip the field was pretty standard, as all the owners and trainers that have a good sprinter target the Everest now not the Darley Sprint. So please change the status of the Everest to The Tab Everest G1. Yes Yes Yes is not a G1 winner but when his progeny go through the sales in the sales catalogue it will have 2019 Everest winner which will prick the ears of any buyer in Australia or around the world.
JL - ludicrous statement. Did you notice where Ten Sovereigns, the July Cup winner, ran in the race? Australia has the best turf sprinters and best turf courses in the world. The U.K. is well beneath our standard and has been since 2003 when Choisir won your two sprints at Royal Ascot. We hardly bother to send any sprinters over there now as the huge prize money disparity is a major disincentive.
@@nedpoines8104 Ten Sovereigns didnt win at Ascot he bombed at York and had no chance in Aus from that draw. Blue Point form was franked by Belvoir Bay last night at the Breeders Cup. Your sprinters this year are not that good and your middle distance horses are a joke.
JL - Winx could give your sprinters a start and still run them down. Ten Sovereigns probably ran the fastest 1200 metres in its life[1.08+] in The Everest but was still incapable of tacking on to the rest of the field and was losing more ground as the field passed the post. Which horse is rated by the IFHA as the best turf sprinter in the world? Isn't it also correct the an Australian sprinter has been rated as the world's best for the last fifteen years according to IFHA rankings? No mate, your horses a very slow compared to ours and the UK trainers accept this and that's why they decide not to send their sprinters downunder because it would be futile. You need to breed from Australian sprint sires if you are to make progress. Watch Chautauqua win the 2017 T. J. Smith Stakes on [RUclips]. He would absolutely destroy anything that you could boast about. Bataash was nearly run down by one of our third stringers, Houtzen, at Goodwood and he was rated at 136! Give us a break with this jingoistic tripe and palaver. Finally, there is nothing in the Breeders' Cup that could worry an Australian sprint horse. We never see any American sprinters travel here because, they, like yours would have no hope.
@@nedpoines8104 you have your niche in sprints but look at the absolute state of your middle distance and stayers. Group 3 euros and JPN lapping them. Give me a middle distance race over a sprint any day the focus on speed is not good for the breed.
He was low flying the last 200m. It should be elivated to G1 status fuck its worth $15million YYY was retired to stud broodmare owners will see Everast Winner and want to send their mares to him so thats the only thing its missing, its killed off the G1 the night before the Cox Plate, plus the Darley Sprint Classic, because owners want a piece of the Everest glory. Within the next 5 yrs it will be worth $25m .it will keep rising
Can I change your mind with classique legend got stuck and still came back strong in the run, and this prep he is running a lot better. Will have to see nature strip second up to decide but if you get on classique legend now you can get good odds
Grady Murnane you were right about classique.. don’t know what is up with nature strip.. j Mac said he’ll be right for the Everest but I’m not sure about that.
View the stewards footage on Racing Diary. You'll see Pierata being chopped out. Santa Ana Lane might have won as well. But that speaks volumes for the great Glen Boss, one of four Hall of Fame jockeys still active in Australia. He knows how to position his horse and keep it freed of risk. racing.racingnsw.com.au/FreeFields/Results.aspx?Key=2019Oct19,NSW,Royal%20Randwick#Race7
@keith gould The jockey commentary is on line. A lot of excuses, but not from Bossy. What a legend that bloke is. Bossy, Ollie, Hughie and Robert Thompson are the only National Hall of Famers still in the game. Craig Williams isn't far behind them, if at all.
@keith gould He's below The Everest field in my opinion. Look at the difference in the times they ran yesterday. Osborne Bulls and Shoal would have been more competitive had he been fit to start. Maybe the Bostonian would have his measure, too. Yes, 8f might be his peak distance.
@keith gould Beauty Generation was beaten this evening:racing.hkjc.com/racing/information/english/Racing/LocalResults.aspx?RaceDate=2019/10/20&Racecourse=ST&RaceNo=8 They ran a tick over 1m 32 and he carried the grandstand. Disappointing, but weight will stop a train.
Nico Weekes I agree. I think that in only its third year it is already a classic. As is the case when any new race is introduced it always has to compete with existing races. I think it’s been great for our racing although it does make it now far less likely that we would ever send our sprinters to Royal Ascot... it will only be horses like YYY who is part owned by Coolmore.
@@bgardiner3354 Good race, just ruins other races. Undermines races like the darley classic and manikato. If it was moved to after the spring then it would be much better. Plus races like the winner stakes and the hunter could be good lead ups. Just throws things off for me and aussie racing has been worse since these new races came in.
Grubby sport. It was once a great sport, but it's now a disgrace. Sad. Almost forgot to add, if you work for TAB, then you should be ashamed of yourself.
So you search for the video, watch it, and then comment saying it is now a disgrace. Sounds like you're confused. Grow up. You we're probably one of those nuffies on Arcadia Queen.
That’s a new track record with YYY breaking Santa Ana Lane’s previous mark. Fantastic race... the Everest is an amazing concept well executed by NSW Racing
It really isn't, it's actually poorly executed. WFA/Handicap is killing the G1 races and the only reason why this horse beat the best sprinters in the world is due to the 53kg weight.
Hayden Belsham as a spring 3yo what sort of impost would you want him to have?
@@bgardiner3354 set the race to a 56-58kg limit. The race should be ran on merit and ability, not weight. There's no way in hell YYY could beat any of these otherwise.
Hayden Belsham would you want the same distribution for all WFA races or just the Everest? I think from the barrier he got the best run and had further to wind up. That’s why he won. The sport is premised on granting 3yo’s a lesser impost to give them a chance.
It's the best against the best. The only variables should be track bias and barrier. Otherwise it becomes a rort. I backed trekking myself, but i have no shadow of doubt that santa would have won if YYY weren't carrying the 53.
It's the same with melbourne cup, 4/5 of the last winners have been under 54kg. Watch something like true self or constantinople put gaps in the field with the 51/52kg they're carrying in the cup.
Need to make this a G1. Yes Yes Yes was retired straight to stud, not even a G1 winner on his CV, thats how the race is looked at and with Coolmore involved with Yes Yes Yes, they obviously look at it as a very good race to have on your CV.
Look what the race is doing to the Manikato and Darley Sprint they are bench mark 84s now.
Australia has the best sprinters in the world... and what a race , worth 15million dollars phew
This is the last race for Yes Yes Yes. Due to a tendon injury he has been retired to stud.
Bossy shoulda retired too. Maybe not to stud tho.
Coolmore were retiring him anyway. Even though not a G1 it's the richest race in the world on turf and I'm sure buyers will see Everest winner when his progeny hit the sales ring
Interesting to note that Aidan O'Brien, who missed out here, got a winner up at Leopardstown, Ireland, bearing the name Mount Everest. A consolation for the great man, who has the fortitude to test his sprinters against our best. I doff mi lid to him.
his sprinters generally suck though. avoid at all costs when betting
@keith gould The IFHR have Battaash number one and Ten Sovereigns the best three years old sprinter. If he sticks around he might get to prove that by racing Yes Yes Yes again and Bivouac. I wouldn't discredit him on this one run. His July Cup win was pretty good. It would have been great to see Blue Point in the field. I don't think he'd have won, but he may have got into the money.
@@svendbosanvovski4241 it's unfair to say a horse is worse than a field having travelled half way around the world. 30+ hours on a plane is enough to kill a horses sprint, if he stays around he might do ok.
@@Joelksk Yes, we should allow for that. Its a point I have often made about our horses racing in the UK. 16000 km trip, during which the horse can loose a lot of weight, the strange surroundings, seasonal variation (when Phar Lap got to California he still had his winter coat), the layout of tracks, going, pace of racing - all of those militate against horses travelling to and from Australia. Our horses have done that successfully, but many have fallen by the wayside and never recovered. AO'B did say that the horse was in perfect order and he expected a bold showing. The horse looked fabulous during parade, as we would expect from the great trainer. Let's see how the horse goes if they take him to Melbourne. He might do better in a 1400m race.
@keith gould you're right, I suppose time will tell if he's at his best but after that he will probably stay away from the sprints.
Just goes to show how good YES YES YES really was, in 2021 obviously the champ finally won it leading all the way, and you can see in this race how he is a different horse 2 yrs on, he went at a break neck speed from the start and not many horses can do it at both ends, but this 3yr old colt not only sat out the back of the field but when Bossy hit the go button just exploded and in his win set a new track record in doing so. No wonder Coolmore said straight away retire him to stud as really the Everest should be a G1 as you have the best 1200m horses in the country racing for huge stakes and huge money, plus you only have to see now how during the Melb Cup carnival especially this year being 2021, besides Nature Strip the field was pretty standard, as all the owners and trainers that have a good sprinter target the Everest now not the Darley Sprint. So please change the status of the Everest to The Tab Everest G1. Yes Yes Yes is not a G1 winner but when his progeny go through the sales in the sales catalogue it will have 2019 Everest winner which will prick the ears of any buyer in Australia or around the world.
Best turf sprint race of the year.
best sprints are in uk
JL - ludicrous statement. Did you notice where Ten Sovereigns, the July Cup winner, ran in the race? Australia has the best turf sprinters and best turf courses in the world. The U.K. is well beneath our standard and has been since 2003 when Choisir won your two sprints at Royal Ascot. We hardly bother to send any sprinters over there now as the huge prize money disparity is a major disincentive.
@@nedpoines8104 Ten Sovereigns didnt win at Ascot he bombed at York and had no chance in Aus from that draw. Blue Point form was franked by Belvoir Bay last night at the Breeders Cup. Your sprinters this year are not that good and your middle distance horses are a joke.
JL - Winx could give your sprinters a start and still run them down. Ten Sovereigns probably ran the fastest 1200 metres in its life[1.08+] in The Everest but was still incapable of tacking on to the rest of the field and was losing more ground as the field passed the post. Which horse is rated by the IFHA as the best turf sprinter in the world? Isn't it also correct the an Australian sprinter has been rated as the world's best for the last fifteen years according to IFHA rankings? No mate, your horses a very slow compared to ours and the UK trainers accept this and that's why they decide not to send their sprinters downunder because it would be futile. You need to breed from Australian sprint sires if you are to make progress. Watch Chautauqua win the 2017 T. J. Smith Stakes on [RUclips]. He would absolutely destroy anything that you could boast about. Bataash was nearly run down by one of our third stringers, Houtzen, at Goodwood and he was rated at 136! Give us a break with this jingoistic tripe and palaver. Finally, there is nothing in the Breeders' Cup that could worry an Australian sprint horse. We never see any American sprinters travel here because, they, like yours would have no hope.
@@nedpoines8104 you have your niche in sprints but look at the absolute state of your middle distance and stayers. Group 3 euros and JPN lapping them. Give me a middle distance race over a sprint any day the focus on speed is not good for the breed.
I do wonder if the greyhounds will be acknowledged at the presentation for there enormous financial contribution to thoroughbred racing.
Please explain how greys contributes ?
He was low flying the last 200m.
It should be elivated to G1 status fuck its worth $15million YYY was retired to stud broodmare owners will see Everast Winner and want to send their mares to him so thats the only thing its missing, its killed off the G1 the night before the Cox Plate, plus the Darley Sprint Classic, because owners want a piece of the Everest glory. Within the next 5 yrs it will be worth $25m .it will keep rising
That was a massive run by Nature Strip. Did so much work to get to the front. I’ll be backing him to win it this year.
Can I change your mind with classique legend got stuck and still came back strong in the run, and this prep he is running a lot better. Will have to see nature strip second up to decide but if you get on classique legend now you can get good odds
Or trekking
Grady Murnane now I’m not gonna back him
Grady Murnane you were right about classique.. don’t know what is up with nature strip.. j Mac said he’ll be right for the Everest but I’m not sure about that.
Yea seems like nature strip from 2-3 years ago runs shit then will win by 5 lengths at 6 dollars when you write him off
Few unlucky runners .
Santa Ana lane probably should of won
But that’s racing
What a race from Trekking! Very unlucky not to win it
View the stewards footage on Racing Diary. You'll see Pierata being chopped out. Santa Ana Lane might have won as well. But that speaks volumes for the great Glen Boss, one of four Hall of Fame jockeys still active in Australia. He knows how to position his horse and keep it freed of risk. racing.racingnsw.com.au/FreeFields/Results.aspx?Key=2019Oct19,NSW,Royal%20Randwick#Race7
@keith gould Did you view the steward's front on footage. Pierata was blocked until the last 200m. By then it was all over.
@keith gould The jockey commentary is on line. A lot of excuses, but not from Bossy. What a legend that bloke is. Bossy, Ollie, Hughie and Robert Thompson are the only National Hall of Famers still in the game. Craig Williams isn't far behind them, if at all.
@keith gould He's below The Everest field in my opinion. Look at the difference in the times they ran yesterday. Osborne Bulls and Shoal would have been more competitive had he been fit to start. Maybe the Bostonian would have his measure, too. Yes, 8f might be his peak distance.
@keith gould Beauty Generation was beaten this evening:racing.hkjc.com/racing/information/english/Racing/LocalResults.aspx?RaceDate=2019/10/20&Racecourse=ST&RaceNo=8
They ran a tick over 1m 32 and he carried the grandstand. Disappointing, but weight will stop a train.
Track Record wow, Yes Yes Yes made it look easy
Yes YES *YES* *OH MY GOD*
He was pissbolting with 300 to go. You love to see it.
how is this race ever going to be considered to be worthy of being mentioned amongst the classic races of the turf. Its ridiculous.
What's exactly wrong with it? Had the best sprinters in the world and was a great finish
Nico Weekes I agree. I think that in only its third year it is already a classic. As is the case when any new race is introduced it always has to compete with existing races. I think it’s been great for our racing although it does make it now far less likely that we would ever send our sprinters to Royal Ascot... it will only be horses like YYY who is part owned by Coolmore.
@@bgardiner3354 Good race, just ruins other races. Undermines races like the darley classic and manikato. If it was moved to after the spring then it would be much better. Plus races like the winner stakes and the hunter could be good lead ups. Just throws things off for me and aussie racing has been worse since these new races came in.
Go back to your knitting.
4 me to see the story garden lords
Gytrash 2020
WILLS ok
@@joshmccluskey888 2/2 ;) Three strikes and the Strip is out
Grubby sport. It was once a great sport, but it's now a disgrace. Sad. Almost forgot to add, if you work for TAB, then you should be ashamed of yourself.
So you search for the video, watch it, and then comment saying it is now a disgrace. Sounds like you're confused. Grow up. You we're probably one of those nuffies on Arcadia Queen.
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