Blessed Shine seeks her best victory, always following the formula of making herself seen from early on
- Turf Diario

- May 9
- 2 min read
The daughter of the champion Honour Devil faces an encouraging outlook in the Clásico Círculo de Propietarios de Caballerizas SPC (G3)

Those sunny and warm days that usually pass when summer is ending and autumn is arriving are no longer here. Unpleasant weather is now part of the landscape, and that is how Saturday afternoon promises to be. It makes one feel lazy, wanting to stay at home, but, fortunately, turf is in charge of adding color to the matter and awaits with an entertaining program at the Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo.
There will be 14 races in total, with many allowance races of the kind that can leave important names for the future as a result, and the base of the Clásico Círculo de Propietarios de Caballerizas SPC (G3), which over 1,600 meters and on the sand will measure mares from 3 years old and up.
The big candidate is named Blessed Shine, who has been traveling an ascending path for some time, with 3 victories in the handicap level and a more recent conquest in the Clásico Jamelao (L), defeating the G2 winner Pecadora Joy(Fortify) by 2 lengths.
Generous, always ready to run in front, the daughter of the champion Honour Devil could have a complicated development given the presence of Souq (Forge), another who likes to expand in the lead, although, in her case, she arrives at this commitment after solidly winning an "alternativa" category race. Much of what happens between them will influence the finish, as a relentless struggle could ruin the plans for both.
Not far away, Casa Pueblo (Strategos) also usually moves, another filly arriving from the allowance ranks in pursuit of beginning to traverse a much more complicated terrain such as the stakes level. With 3 wins in 6 starts, she has just defeated Es Divina (Equal Stripes) by 2 lengths.
After 162 days of absence, Lancara (Manipulator) returns to the ring, now prepared by Jorge Mayansky Neer, and who managed to finish third in the Clásico Didia and in the Handicap Polar Star when she bid farewell. Increpante(Sigfrid) has had good performances for some time, and if she remembers her best form, she will be dangerous. Meanwhile, Duffy (Il Mercato) is another 3-year-old taking the step into stakes races with a brief but positive allowance campaign as backing.





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