A first top-level success in 2022 is the goal of Amo Racing, the season has started in style with 3 winners from 4 runners-up on March 26.
SBK Bronkingby Conditional Bets Unveiled in Doncaster Won in Emphatic Style Persian Forces and more success at Curragh, where Malex had a winning start before being well supported Raadobarg Break through the crowd to win the Paddy Power Irish Lincolnshire prize.
“It’s really, really good,” said Emily Scott, chief executive officer of soccer dealer Kia Joorabchian. “We have far exceeded our expectations and although you have plans for that kind of result, we are very pleased with the way things have turned out.”
“It’s great that things started the same way in Ireland, winning one of the biggest tournaments of the year; we are happy. ”
Persian Force and Malex are two interesting prospects and although they will take it one step at a time, there is clearly an atmosphere of excitement surrounding the pair.
Speaking on Sunday, Scott said: “Malex has so many classes, you just have to look at yesterday to see that. Hopefully he can prove he’s a stallion just in time; We are very excited about Saturday. The attitude and frankness of the Persian Forces shone through in Doncaster. He went nice and when Rossa (Ryan) gave him a squeeze, as the commentator said, he went into ‘supercharged mode’. Rossa said after the race you don’t know what’s under the bonnet and that run didn’t scratch the surface. “
Amo Racing had 49 winners in the UK and Ireland last year, including impressive winner Unibet Rockfel Stakes (G2) Hello . They will have a team of 75 horses by 2022 spread across the UK, Ireland and the US, and it is the latter two that they are aiming to expand.
“We have about ten horses in training in Ireland. It’s definitely somewhere we’re looking to have a few more horses to lean on, all of our horses are pre-trained in Ireland during the winter, so having some of them in Go there and the training will be very reasonable. also have up to 10 kids in the US, including some 2 year olds that we bought during last year’s sale. We also have a number that we sent from the UK thinking it might work for them.”
Amo Racing has sent their horses abroad for noble purposes, with Go Bears Go and Hello You made trips to Breeders’ Cup last year (Go Bears Go was runner-up in Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint, G2T, and Hello You finished fifth in Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf, G1T), and they will continue to pursue the award globally.
“We are definitely looking to race wherever we can in the world so that our horses are at their best. Where do you want the bounty, and with higher ranked horses, you have a reason to go pot hunting abroad,” says Scott. The goal of group 1 is elusive. We had two group 2 winners last year, so if any of our horses can win group 1 that will hit our target. “
“There is no denying what we have put into the race from an investment standpoint and the results are starting to show. It’s very exciting and hopefully, we can go on this year and be better than last season. ”
