A few hours before the kick-off of Napoli-Juventus, a match of crucial importance for the fate of the season of the two teams, Massimiliano Allegri gets an important first result. In the Premio Ceprano, the first horse race of the afternoon at Capannelle, the black and white coach celebrates the victory with the Italian debut of his Sun Never Sets.
With the saddle entrusted to Mario Sanna, the mare, who had already competed at two years of age under the guidance of Joseph O'Brien and is now in the stables of Stefano Botti, made an exceptional impression and took first place ahead of Benny In Love and Princess Chizara. This fundamental victory projects Sun Never Sets towards the prestigious Premio Regina Elena, scheduled for April 28.
The splendid spring Sunday at the Capannelle Hippodrome in Rome also offers a significant moment: the return to the track of the derby winner, Goldenas, after some problems solved in recent months. With Dario Di Tocco in the saddle, the horse riding of the Dormello Olgiata breed, trained by Riccardo Santini, performed well, placing second behind the already established Friedrich, ridden to victory by the talented jockey Christian Demuro, the last winner of the Arc de Triomphe last October.
In third place is Autre Etape.
Article published on March 3, 2024 - 16pm
