William Haggas was pleased to see Dubai’s honor to maintain his undefeated record in Australia with a Tancred Stakes victory in Rosehill on Tuesday.
Seven -year -old Globetrotting landed on the ranvet of Stakes and Queen Elizabeth Stakes on his previous journey in the southern hemisphere two years ago and in December he returned in Hong Kong in Hong Kong in December.
Overall, the offer for its fourth success of Group One, when last summer claimed the first highest level in Europe at the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud, Dubai’s honor was cleverly accelerated to catch the leadership under Tom Marquand and went through three quarters of length.
Former prisoner from Dermo Weld Duke de Sessa filled a place for runners, with Vauban – a top artist under both codes for Willie Mullins before moving to Australia – third at a meeting since the weekend due to rain.
Haggas proudly watched from his base in Newmarket and said, “It was amazing and ran brilliantly.
“It was a very competitive race with all the right horses in the foreground, but he was better on the day than them and he was fantastic.
“He’s remarkably consistent, and it is on Issa Paul, who treats him like her child. He rides him every day and takes him abroad every time he runs and does a great job.”
Dubai’s honor is now trying to get its crown in Queen Elizabeth Stakes in Randwick on Saturday, Haggas also won twice with Globetrotting Addeybb in 2020 and 2021.
It seems that his biggest threat is Chris Waller’s SuperStar mare through Sistina, formerly trained in Britain George Boughey, but Haggas is on the challenge.
He added: “It will be Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
