Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud reports on Bloom’s strike | Motorsport News

Bloom gave trainer Aidan O’Brien a glorious weekend after winning the first group Grand Prix of St. Cloud on Sunday.

O’Brien’s three-year-old ace St. Mark’s Cathedral won Saturday’s coral eclipse in Sandown with outstanding style, and the usual Bloom regained the victory with an unbeaten victory.

The Tattersalls Gold Cup and Hardwicke Stakes runners-up, who were sent directly to the front line by Colin Keane, continued to excel in the precious one and a half mile and finally defeated Ebaiyra and Gold Trip who filled the gap.

What was disappointing in the game was the 2020 arc seconds In Swoop. His brief challenge on the straights eased down, and Baron Samedi-trained by O’Brien’s son Joseph-ranked second in most of the journey, but close to home Ranked fifth in the competition.

This is O’Brien senior jockey’s first success at the St. Cloud Grand Prix and another notable victory for Irish champion jockey Keane, who is his hometown of Ballidoy this calendar year. (Ballydoyle) The master has won 5 championships out of 15 mounts.

Paddy Power’s reaction was to reduce King George’s Bloom from 14 seconds to 10/1 later this month, while Betfair’s 25/1 (from 50/1) on the curved Bloom, and Ebaiyra 7 /1 bet from Nassau’s 10/1 Goodwood Qatar Music Festival.