オーギュストロダンが英愛ダービーのダブル制覇を達成

Auguste Rodin, ridden by jockey R. Moore, emerged victorious in the Irish Derby (3-year-old colts and fillies, G1, 2400m turf) held at the Curragh Racecourse in Ireland on July 2nd. Auguste Rodin, trained by A. O’Brien, settled in the third position on the inside throughout the race and displayed a strong kick in the straight, defeating Adelaide River by 1.1/2 lengths along the rail. This win marked the 19th double victory in the history of the English and Irish Derby since Harzand’s triumph in 2016.

Unfortunately, San Antonio, ridden by jockey W. Roordan and positioned in second place on the outside, fell off during the crucial stage of the race, resulting in the horse being withdrawn from the competition. The winning time was recorded at 2 minutes 33.24 seconds on good ground.

Auguste Rodin, a domestically bred horse with a lineage of Deep Impact as the sire, Road Dendron as the dam, and Galileo as the maternal grandsire, represents the final generation of Deep Impact’s progeny. With a victory in the previous race, the English Derby, this horse has achieved classic success in all 13 generations since its debut. Auguste Rodin now boasts a record of 7 wins out of 7 races.

#愛ダービー結果ディープ最終世代オーギュストロダンが優勝 #英ダービーに続いて再びビッグタイトル獲得 #競馬ニュース #netkeiba.com

What was the winning time and ground conditions for the Irish Derby

Auguste Rodin Claims Victory in Thrilling Irish Derby

In a breathtaking display of skill and determination, Auguste Rodin, guided by the talented jockey R. Moore, emerged triumphant in the highly anticipated Irish Derby. Held at the prestigious Curragh Racecourse in Ireland, this exhilarating race showcased the extraordinary talents of these three-year-old colts and fillies.

Trained by the esteemed A. O’Brien, Auguste Rodin strategically settled into the third position on the inside for the duration of the race. With each stride, the anticipation grew, setting the stage for an unforgettable showdown. And when the moment arrived, Auguste Rodin unleashed a powerful kick that left spectators in awe.

Crossing the finish line with an impressive lead of 1.1/2 lengths along the rail, Auguste Rodin claimed a hard-fought victory over Adelaide River. The crowd erupted with cheers, celebrating yet another monumental achievement in the sport of horse racing.

This triumph marked an extraordinary milestone for Auguste Rodin and his connections. Not only did he secure a place in the illustrious history of the English and Irish Derby, but he also achieved a remarkable double victory. The last time such an accomplishment occurred was in 2016, with Harzand’s stunning triumph.

However, amidst the jubilation, tragedy struck when San Antonio, ridden by jockey W. Roordan, tragically fell off during a crucial stage in the race. As a result, San Antonio was forced to withdraw from the competition, adding a somber note to an otherwise electrifying event.

The winning time of this adrenaline-filled race was clocked at an impressive 2 minutes and 33.24 seconds on good ground. It was a test of both speed and stamina, pushing these magnificent equine athletes to their limits.

Auguste Rodin, a horse bred and nurtured on Irish soil, boasts an illustrious lineage. With the impressive Deep Impact as his sire, Road Dendron as his dam, and Galileo as his maternal grandsire, he represents the final generation of Deep Impact’s progeny. This win solidifies Auguste Rodin’s position as a true legend in the making.

Having triumphed in the English Derby prior to this momentous victory, Auguste Rodin has now achieved classic success in all 13 generations since his debut. With an unbeatable record of seven wins out of seven races, this remarkable horse continues to carve his name into the annals of horse racing history.

As we celebrate this remarkable achievement, we eagerly anticipate what the future holds for Auguste Rodin and the thrilling world of horse racing.