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Glasgow Times
a day ago
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Bond backing Maranoa Charlie to go the distance at Deauville
Monsieur Bond and Ladies Are Forever both famously flourished in the black and yellow spots of the late Reg Bond, who enjoyed Group One success in France as part-owner of 2014 Prix de l'Abbaye winner Move In Time. Now with son Charlie now at the helm, the Bond Thoroughbreds operation has a growing broodmare band at Yapham Mill Stud near Pocklington and have added a touch of quality to the ranks by swooping for Christopher Head's crack French-trained three-year-old Maranoa Charlie, who is blessed with both a glowing pedigree and impressive on-track CV. Monsieur Bond is one of the most famous names to represent the Yorkshire-based team (John Giles/PA) 'The reason we bought him was his form, but to have a colt with the speed in the pedigree from Tiggy Wiggy and by Wootton Bassett was so exciting to add to the ranks with what Bond Thoroughbreds is trying to achieve in racing,' said Charlie Bond. 'Wootton Bassett is flying at the minute and he looks to have great stallion potential for a long way down the line. We have a big broodmare band now, so we do need to be looking towards the future as well. 'We saw his last win and the time of the race compared to the other racing that day and he won a bit cosily carrying a penalty. The previous owners were fantastic to deal with and will be joining us on Sunday at Deauville.' Maranoa Charlie was subject to plenty of hype as a two-year-old when effortlessly winning his first three starts before seeing his momentum checked when upped to Group One level at Saint-Cloud in the final outing of his juvenile campaign. Maranoa Charlie leads them all the way in the Prix Paul de Moussac! 🇫🇷 The high-class Lazzat took the Group Three contest last year, what next for @CHeadRacing's talented colt? — At The Races (@AtTheRaces) June 8, 2025 However, he has left that minor blip in the past since returning this season, winning two Group Three contests to tee-up a return to the highest level at Deauville – which in turn could lead to a raiding mission to York for the upgraded Sky Bet City of York Stakes on August 23. 'The main race for him will probably be the City of York which Christopher identified and it is our home track, which I think will really suit him,' added Bond. 'Obviously we will see how he gets on stepping back into to Group One company on Sunday, Christopher is looking forward to running him and we'll get to see what level he is at. Cosmic Year is a possible opponent of Maranoa Charlie (David Davies/PA) 'It's the best of the best in the Jean Prat and we're straight in there in a really hot race. 'But his stature, when you look at the videos we've been sent of him, has been impressive and we're really looking forward to seeing him in person. 'I'm also really looking forward to seeing him as a four-year-old. He's a great looking horse now, but the potential improvement at four looks to be there.' Maranoa Charlie is one of eight standing their ground for the Deauville feature, with Harry Charlton's Irish 2,000 Guineas runner-up Cosmic Year and Charlie Appleby's dual Group One-winning two-year-old Shadow Of Light providing further British interest.
South Wales Guardian
a day ago
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
Bond backing Maranoa Charlie to go the distance at Deauville
Monsieur Bond and Ladies Are Forever both famously flourished in the black and yellow spots of the late Reg Bond, who enjoyed Group One success in France as part owner of 2014 Prix de l'Abbaye winner Move In Time in 2014. Now with son Charlie now at the helm, the Bond Thoroughbreds operation has a growing broodmare band at Yapham Mill Stud near Pocklington and have added a touch of quality to the ranks by swooping for Christopher Head's crack French-trained three-year-old Maranoa Charlie, who is blessed with both a glowing pedigree and impressive on-track CV. 'The reason we bought him was his form, but to have a colt with the speed in the pedigree from Tiggy Wiggy and by Wootton Bassett was so exciting to add to the ranks with what Bond Thoroughbreds is trying to achieve in racing,' said Charlie Bond. 'Wootton Bassett is flying at the minute and he looks to have great stallion potential for a long way down the line. We have a big broodmare band now, so we do need to be looking towards the future as well. 'We saw his last win and the time of the race compared to the other racing that day and he won a bit cosily carrying a penalty. The previous owners were fantastic to deal with and will be joining us on Sunday at Deauville.' Maranoa Charlie was subject to plenty of hype as a two-year-old when effortlessly winning his first three starts before seeing his momentum checked when upped to Group One level at Saint-Cloud in the final outing of his juvenile campaign. Maranoa Charlie leads them all the way in the Prix Paul de Moussac! 🇫🇷 The high-class Lazzat took the Group Three contest last year, what next for @CHeadRacing's talented colt? — At The Races (@AtTheRaces) June 8, 2025 However, he has left that minor blip in the past since returning this season, winning two Group Three contests to tee-up a return to the highest level at Deauville – which in turn could lead to a raiding mission to York for the upgraded Sky Bet City of York Stakes on August 23. 'The main race for him will probably be the City of York which Christopher identified and it is our home track, which I think will really suit him,' added Bond. 'Obviously we will see how he gets on stepping back into to Group One company on Sunday, Christopher is looking forward to running him and we'll get to see what level he is at. 'It's the best of the best in the Jean Prat and we're straight in there in a really hot race. 'But his stature, when you look at the videos we've been sent of him, has been impressive and we're really looking forward to seeing him in person. 'I'm also really looking forward to seeing him as a four-year-old. He's a great looking horse now, but the potential improvement at four looks to be there.' Maranoa Charlie is one of eight standing their ground for the Deauville feature, with Harry Charlton's Irish 2,000 Guineas runner-up Cosmic Year and Charlie Appleby's dual Group One-winning two-year-old Shadow Of Light providing further British interest.
Express Tribune
24-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Amanda Seyfried's secret to skincare, everyday glam
As part of Vogue's Beauty Secrets series, Hollywood actor Amanda Seyfried shared her unfiltered beauty routine on YouTube. After kicking off the routine by drinking some celery juice, she addressed the spots on her skin head-on. "You might be thinking, 'What's that on her face?' That's my eczema. I suffer from perioral dermatitis." Seyfried shared that she developed the rash when she was about 19 years old, which led her to discovering medicated products. While gently applying a bar soap to her face, she said, "And the rash is screaming. But that's okay because I'm going to cover it, so I can go out in public. It's funny how eczema makes you feel." After cleansing her face, the Mean Girls actor applied medicated cream on the redness along her smile lines. "Now, I'm going to use this toner - Tonique Confort," she added, before dabbing the product onto her face. She then gently rubbed Versine Serum over her face. "All of this does go over the medicine because the medicine penetrates first," she clarified. The In Time actor then applied a boosted contouring eye balm. Another essential part of Seyfried's routine is the Lancome Renergie Peptide Cream, which provides her fill of SPF. She wrapped up her skincare by applying generous amounts of the product on her face and neck. Moving on to the other phase of her beauty routine, she began by curling her "straight" eyelashes. "Yeah, it's a bummer. I don't let other people do it because they sometimes pinch my eyelids." After coating her lips with a lip balm that left a "healthy" pink stain, the Mamma Mia! actor introduced the Teint Idole concealer, which she "can't live without", especially as someone who doesn't frequently apply foundation. Splattering the concealer around her lips and under her eyes, she said, "I also have really red eyelids, and you would think I'd want to cover those up. But it's like natural eyeshadow, so I'm going to embrace it." Seyfried has picked up the habit of doing her own makeup after years of understanding what works best for her skin. She also added that her routine is "pretty low maintenance" and that she prefers to keep the steps at a minimum. The next step was touching up the eyebrows and tapping the concealer one last time. Then she moved onto her "secret weapon", a liquid blush by Salzburg, after which she brushed up her eyelashes with the Flutter Extension Idole Mascara. She finished off the look by a smudge of matte lipstick and a spray of the Bronze Gold Mist. Flaunting her freshly done hair, she concluded, "I know I have good hair. But with good hair comes eczema. You know, it has to balance out the scales."
