Grandera on course for Hong Kong winner

Grandera will head Godolphin’s three-strong team on Hong Kong International Races Day at Sha Tin next month.

Grandera on course for Hong Kong winner
Thu, 28 Nov, 2002 - 09:17

Grandera will head Godolphin’s three-strong team on Hong Kong International Races Day at Sha Tin next month.

The four-year-old will be crowned World Series Racing champion win or lose following the US Group One Hong Kong Cup over 10 furlongs on turf on December 15.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: Hong KongPlace: Sha TinPlace: Moonee ValleyPlace: AustraliaPlace: NewmarketPlace: DubaiPlace: BritainPlace: ArlingtonPlace: ContinentPlace: MalhubPerson: GranderaPerson: GodolphinPerson: EkraarPerson: Saeed din SuroorPerson: Frankie DettoriPerson: David ElsworthPerson: Paul WebberPerson: Gerard ButlerPerson: NayyirPerson: Amanda PerrettPerson: TillermanPerson: GatemanPerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: MubtakerPerson: Marcus TregoningEvent: Hong Kong International Races DayEvent: US Group One Hong Kong CupEvent: Group One Carlton Draught Cox PlateEvent: Group One Hong Kong MileEvent: Group One Emirates Airline Champion StakesEvent: Group One Hong Kong VaseEvent: Hong Kong CupEvent: Hong Kong MileEvent: Hong Kong VaseEvent: Breeders’ Cup TurfOrganisation: GodolphinOrganisation: Hong Kong Jockey ClubOrganisation: Ekraar
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