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Leader Live
2 hours ago
- Sport
- Leader Live
Scenic outlook to Bronte Cup sets up Group One assignments
The Ed Walker-trained five-year-old won the Listed Galtres Stakes at the Ebor meeting last season and started this term on a good note when second at Goodwood at the same level. Stepping up to a mile and six furlongs on her return to York in Group Three company, the bay held off all challengers, including the 6-5 favourite Term Of Endearment, to prevail by a head at 7-2 under Saffie Osborne. Scenic chins Terms Of Endearment in the Bronte Cup @yorkracecourse | @edwalkerracing | @OsborneSaffie | 👇🏻 — Racing TV (@RacingTV) May 31, 2025 'She's a legend, she was awesome here in August and David (Ward, owner) very sportingly kept her in training,' said Walker, who has his string in tremendous form at the moment. 'She's just a really lovely, game horse and it's a big result. We've always had this race in mind and then we just snuck in the race at Goodwood first, the ground was right and we thought it might bring her forward. 'We couldn't get on grass much this spring, so there's improvement in her still.' On future plans, Walker said: 'We'll probably come back for the Yorkshire Oaks, she's loves it here and we've absolutely nothing to lose. 'We'll have a crack and then the Prix de Royallieu at the end of the year will be the big shot for her.'
South Wales Guardian
2 hours ago
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
Scenic outlook to Bronte Cup sets up Group One assignments
The Ed Walker-trained five-year-old won the Listed Galtres Stakes at the Ebor meeting last season and started this term on a good note when second at Goodwood at the same level. Stepping up to a mile and six furlongs on her return to York in Group Three company, the bay held off all challengers, including the 6-5 favourite Term Of Endearment, to prevail by a head at 7-2 under Saffie Osborne. Scenic chins Terms Of Endearment in the Bronte Cup @yorkracecourse | @edwalkerracing | @OsborneSaffie | 👇🏻 — Racing TV (@RacingTV) May 31, 2025 'She's a legend, she was awesome here in August and David (Ward, owner) very sportingly kept her in training,' said Walker, who has his string in tremendous form at the moment. 'She's just a really lovely, game horse and it's a big result. We've always had this race in mind and then we just snuck in the race at Goodwood first, the ground was right and we thought it might bring her forward. 'We couldn't get on grass much this spring, so there's improvement in her still.' On future plans, Walker said: 'We'll probably come back for the Yorkshire Oaks, she's loves it here and we've absolutely nothing to lose. 'We'll have a crack and then the Prix de Royallieu at the end of the year will be the big shot for her.'
Glasgow Times
2 hours ago
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Scenic outlook to Bronte Cup sets up Group One assignments
The Ed Walker-trained five-year-old won the Listed Galtres Stakes at the Ebor meeting last season and started this term on a good note when second at Goodwood at the same level. Stepping up to a mile and six furlongs on her return to York in Group Three company, the bay held off all challengers, including the 6-5 favourite Term Of Endearment, to prevail by a head at 7-2 under Saffie Osborne. 'She's a legend, she was awesome here in August and David (Ward, owner) very sportingly kept her in training,' said Walker, who has his string in tremendous form at the moment. 'She's just a really lovely, game horse and it's a big result. We've always had this race in mind and then we just snuck in the race at Goodwood first, the ground was right and we thought it might bring her forward. 'We couldn't get on grass much this spring, so there's improvement in her still.' On future plans, Walker said: 'We'll probably come back for the Yorkshire Oaks, she's loves it here and we've absolutely nothing to lose. 'We'll have a crack and then the Prix de Royallieu at the end of the year will be the big shot for her.'
Rhyl Journal
2 hours ago
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Scenic outlook to Bronte Cup sets up Group One assignments
The Ed Walker-trained five-year-old won the Listed Galtres Stakes at the Ebor meeting last season and started this term on a good note when second at Goodwood at the same level. Stepping up to a mile and six furlongs on her return to York in Group Three company, the bay held off all challengers, including the 6-5 favourite Term Of Endearment, to prevail by a head at 7-2 under Saffie Osborne. Scenic chins Terms Of Endearment in the Bronte Cup @yorkracecourse | @edwalkerracing | @OsborneSaffie | 👇🏻 — Racing TV (@RacingTV) May 31, 2025 'She's a legend, she was awesome here in August and David (Ward, owner) very sportingly kept her in training,' said Walker, who has his string in tremendous form at the moment. 'She's just a really lovely, game horse and it's a big result. We've always had this race in mind and then we just snuck in the race at Goodwood first, the ground was right and we thought it might bring her forward. 'We couldn't get on grass much this spring, so there's improvement in her still.' On future plans, Walker said: 'We'll probably come back for the Yorkshire Oaks, she's loves it here and we've absolutely nothing to lose. 'We'll have a crack and then the Prix de Royallieu at the end of the year will be the big shot for her.'
North Wales Chronicle
3 hours ago
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Scenic outlook to Bronte Cup sets up Group One assignments
The Ed Walker-trained five-year-old won the Listed Galtres Stakes at the Ebor meeting last season and started this term on a good note when second at Goodwood at the same level. Stepping up to a mile and six furlongs on her return to York in Group Three company, the bay held off all challengers, including the 6-5 favourite Term Of Endearment, to prevail by a head at 7-2 under Saffie Osborne. Scenic chins Terms Of Endearment in the Bronte Cup @yorkracecourse | @edwalkerracing | @OsborneSaffie | 👇🏻 — Racing TV (@RacingTV) May 31, 2025 'She's a legend, she was awesome here in August and David (Ward, owner) very sportingly kept her in training,' said Walker, who has his string in tremendous form at the moment. 'She's just a really lovely, game horse and it's a big result. We've always had this race in mind and then we just snuck in the race at Goodwood first, the ground was right and we thought it might bring her forward. 'We couldn't get on grass much this spring, so there's improvement in her still.' On future plans, Walker said: 'We'll probably come back for the Yorkshire Oaks, she's loves it here and we've absolutely nothing to lose. 'We'll have a crack and then the Prix de Royallieu at the end of the year will be the big shot for her.'
