Ascot Stallion Sires Castle Tankard Winner

SA jockey Nathan Klink rides a terrific race

The connections of Ideal View were in fine form on Saturday when their Global View gelding won the prestigious 2000m Gr1 Castle Tankard at Borrowdale Park, beating stable companions, the local champion Dindingwe and Down To Business.

The winner is a son of Ascot Stud’s well-bred Galileo resident sire Global View and took his record to six wins in 15 races with three placings.

Happy connections celebrate a memorable win (Pic – Borrowdale Park Racing)

Trainer Kirk Swanson said: , “Winning is awesome. All my five horses were special and deserving. I am so grateful to them, myself, and the team,” said Swanson.

Jockey Nathan Klink, who was on Ideal View, played a waiting game allowing Two To Tango, Buggati Blue and Down to Business to take turns to take the lead.

At the turn, Klink asked Ideal View to respond to the leaders’ threat and true to form, the four-year-old galloped his rivals off their hooves.

Bred by Riyo Stud, four-year-old Ideal View is out of the Ideal World mare Idaho.

His sire Global View, South Africa’s Leading First Season Sire of 2019-2020, is also the sire of this season’s high-class three-year-old Dave The King, who finished a creditable third in Saturday’s World Sports Betting Gr2 Guineas at Hollywoodbets Greyville.

Global View

The son of Galileo had also enjoyed success at Fairview on Friday, when his two-year-old daughter Global Rush broke her maiden.

From the same family as breed-shaping sire Storm Bird, Global View shares his outstanding sire Galileo with superstar Frankel -whose son Chaldean ran out an impressive winner of the Gr1 Qipco 2000 Guineas on Saturday.

 

 

 

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