A Racing Legend in the Making?

Equinox, the world's best racehorse, left jockey Christophe Lemaire in tears after pulverizing the competition in the Japan Cup. Fans are wondering if Equinox could be the next Frankel, the ultimate equine beast.

One More Race?

There is a possibility that Equinox may retire, but Lemaire hopes to ride him again at the Arima Kinen on December 24th. Lemaire feels the pressure to give Equinox the best ride once again and allow racing fans to witness the beauty of the horse.

Elegance and Fluidity

Lemaire emphasizes Equinox's "elegance and fluidity" as he sauntered home four lengths ahead of the competition. Even Liberty Island, the Japanese Oaks heroine, couldn't keep up.

An Unforgettable Performance

Lemaire describes the race as going very well, with Equinox picking up speed and showing off his stride with elegance and fluidity. Lemaire got emotional as he realized the exceptional performance he had just witnessed.

Near Perfection

Lemaire compares Equinox to Almond Eye, another top-class horse he has ridden. He believes Equinox's combination of speed, stamina, and power is unbelievable. Lemaire feels blessed to ride such a horse.

Galopin Des Champs' Gold Cup Success

Galopin Des Champs may have lost the John Durkan Memorial, but his performance was remarkable considering how poor his jumping was. Bookmakers have pushed him out to 3-1 for another Gold Cup success, making him a strong contender.

The King George VI Chase Dilemma

Punters face a dilemma with question marks over all the leading contenders for the King George VI Chase. Defending champion Bravemansgame has been stuffed twice this season, while Allaho and Shishkin have their own uncertainties. Punters should keep an eye on The Real Whacker.

Overpriced and Ready to Bounce Back

The Real Whacker, a 25-1 chance, disappointed at Cheltenham but is primed for a comeback. With the iffy nature of many of his rivals, The Real Whacker may be overpriced right now.