Ed Dunlop

Firm track concern for Dubai Honour in Hong Kong Cup

Posted on December 12, 2021
in Hong Kong Horse Racing News

A firm Sha Tin track is the biggest concern British trainer William Haggas has for his exciting youngster Dubai Honour in the Group 1 HKD$30 million LONGINES Hong Kong Cup (2000m) on Sunday (12 December). A question mark over the visitor's ability to cope with fast ground is also shared by Dubai Honour's jockey Tom[...]

Posted on December 2, 2020
in Tips

Red Verdon concedes weight to the rest of the field but has the historical form to win the Wild Flower Stakes again at Kempton on Wednesday evening.

Posted on August 31, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

English trainer Ed Dunlop has indicated to Racing Victoria that he wants to bring his tough stayer Red Verdon back to Melbourne for the spring carnival. RV's international recruiter Paul Bloodworth said Dunlop had been back in touch with him to say he was interested in coming over. “He had cold feet but he's got[...]

Posted on July 19, 2020
in United Kingdom Horse Racing News

The nightmare of Red Verdon's two failed Melbourne Cup campaigns is all but forgotten as the English stayer rides a wave of resurgent northern hemisphere form. Red Verdon contested the Caulfield Cup in 2018 and 2019, finishing unplaced both times. He was robbed of a chance to show his true worth in the Melbourne Cup[...]

Posted on October 18, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Almost four years after riding Red Verdon to a maiden win in the West Midlands region of England, Pat Cosgrave will reunite with the stayer on the other side of the globe in a $5 million handicap. Cosgrave made his mark during his visit to Melbourne for last year's spring carnival, winning the Group One[...]

Firm track concern for Dubai Honour in Hong Kong Cup

Red Verdon can win another Wild Flower Stakes

Melb Cup Back On The Agenda For Red Verdon

Irish St Leger, Ebor In Mix For Red Verdon

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