God's Window won more than a maiden Group 1 in Saturday's G1 Epsom Handicap, the homebred provided his South African owner Gaynor Rupert with a reminder her breeding decisions can impact the world stage. Rupert's Drakenstein Stud has long been making waves in her home country, but what she wishes for now is for South African horses to get their chance to do the same down under.

When God opens a Window: Gaynor Rupert's homebred opens Aussie door to South Africans

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In the game of racing, speed matters. The breeze ups are done for Monday’s Magic Millions Horses In Training Sale and the top five fastest horses all came from two drafts. TTR spoke to them about the fastest five. 

The fastest five breeze ups at the Magic Millions Horses In Training Sale

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Zac Purton ticked off 1100 wins on the Sha Tin turf with a double on Sunday night. Deep Field and Divine Prophet both sired doubles, while it was trainer Frankie Lor’s double with two long time losers that had everyone talking.

Hong Kong Review: Lor’s training ability and patience to the fore

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The Aga Khan Studs’ brilliant entire Daryz defended his G1 Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe to become the first colt since Alleged to win France’s biggest race twice in succession. The two juvenile Group 1s on the card went to the fillies with Amusingly and Green Empress, while The Thoroughbred Racing Corporation had a banner day with two Group 1 victories.

European News: Daryz makes history with Arc double

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