Suman Hedge’s preference for neat, fast juveniles was rewarded when The Machine Gun became a Listed winner and Brevitas added black type on Saturday. Both came with complications: one was marked down for size, the other was caught up in a costly non-payer saga, but both have become reminders of why good people, good systems and good horses matter.

Small horses, big returns: Hedge’s weekend of karma

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With eight stakes winners this season, a second Group 1 winner and three juvenile stakes winners, Trapeze Artist is building momentum on the track. Yet with his fee easing to $27,500 and his yearlings averaging $75,000 in 2026, the son of Snitzel remains priced like a stallion still waiting for the market to catch up.

Under the radar: Trapeze Artist’s results start to outrun the market

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Jockey Karis Teetan celebrated a treble led by the promising Mr Incredible who has Derby goals for next season. Fownes extended his lead on the Trainer’s Premiership with five meetings to go, while Toronado and Blue Point both celebrated doubles on the card at Sha Tin. 

Hong Kong Review: Mr Incredible leads Teetan treble

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A hot field for the G1 Stephen Foster Stakes was left in the wake of Magnitude who was coming off winning the G1 Dubai World Cup last start. In Ireland, Estrange won the G1 Pretty Polly Stakes and will be aimed at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

International News: Magnitude dominates in Stephen Foster

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