Acklam Express will resume its 2022 campaign on Super Saturday | Racingfotos.com
Coach Nigel Tinkler is upbeat after placing 1st in his Team Acklam Express (Ire) (Mehmas {Ire}) finished second behind Lazuli (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) in the G2 Blue Point Sprint in Meydan on Friday. Placed three starts in last year’s Dubai World Cup, including a bid for third place in the G1 Al Quoz Sprint, he never made it to York’s Listed Westow S. in October. Five. He’s tired of 10th in the S stand. A start in the G3 Nad Al Sheba Trophy on March 5 and another run in Al Quoz at the end of March are next on the agenda. of a 4-year-old child.
Tinkler said: “He ran very well. “I couldn’t be more pleased and he’s still out there right now. He will run on Super Saturday and then World Cup night, all is well. He was wriggling and shouting so we were happy.”
The long-term European target of MSP Racing and gelding-owned M Spence is still underway.
“I think we’ll give him a little rest when he comes back,” Tinkler added. “I don’t think we’re going to get him ready to be the Duke of York. Maybe we’ll wait for Ascot. We will play all of that by ear. If we can make some money in our pocket, we will be very happy.”
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