Vadawina looks divine

Vadawina threw down the gauntlet to Divine Proportions as she showed a great turn of foot to come from last to first and collect the Group One Prix Saint-Alary at Longchamp today.

Vadawina looks divine
Sun, 22 May, 2005 - 18:45

Vadawina threw down the gauntlet to Divine Proportions as she showed a great turn of foot to come from last to first and collect the Group One Prix Saint-Alary at Longchamp today.

The Andre Fabre-trained filly franked her claims for a potentially mouthwatering Prix de Diane showdown on June 12 with a four-length demolition of Argentina.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: LongchampPlace: ArgentinaPlace: NewburyPlace: NewmarketPlace: Palais RoyalPlace: FrancePerson: VadawinaPerson: Andre FabrePerson: Nicolas ClementPerson: Christophe SoumillonPerson: Aga KhanPerson: Georges RimaudPerson: DianePerson: SoumillonPerson: FabrePerson: ValixirPerson: TrempolinoPerson: ElvstroemPerson: CaciquePerson: Prince Khalid AbdullahPerson: Tommy StackPerson: TolpuddlePerson: Michael StoutePerson: Frankie DettoriPerson: Art MasterPerson: DettoriPerson: ByronPerson: Olivier PeslierPerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: Michael JarvisPerson: Anak PekanEvent: One Prix Saint-AlaryEvent: Group One Prix Saint-AlaryEvent: Prix de DianeEvent: Prix CleopatreEvent: Prix d’IspahanEvent: Lockinge StakesEvent: Fort DignityEvent: Earl Of Sefton StakesEvent: Prix duEvent: Chester CupOrganisation: DivineOrganisation: Divine Proportions
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