Earth God will aim for back-to-back winsLos cruces de la media distancia y de la velocidad prometen espectáculo, while the Clásico Suipacha will feature the standout performers Labrado and Le Cornette
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The middle-distance and sprint clashes promise top-level racing action this Saturday at the Jockey Club
Just a few scratches were recorded for the Gran Premio San Isidro (G1-1600 m) and Suipacha (G1-1000 m), both on turf, the two supporting races for the Gran Premio Jockey Club (G1) on Saturday at the Hipódromo de San Isidro. There were no withdrawals in the middle-distance feature, leaving 12 participants, while the sprint attracted 18, a number that could influence the pace and strategy.
Earth God (Cosmic Trigger) faces a tough defense of his title in the San Isidro, going up against progressive types like Kopke (Hi Happy), Storm Sound (Hi Happy), Concord (Remote), Adorado Rim (Remote), and the classic winners Ronda de Ases (Forge) and Talented Hit (Hit It a Bomb).
Also confirmed in the field are Descamisado (Cosmic Trigger), the filly Felicidad Compartida (Le Blues), Hop On (Endorsement), Quemetomo (Equal Talent), and What a Man (Mastercraftsman).
In the Suipacha, a renewed clash between Le Cornette (Emmanuel) and the three-time champion Labrado (Le Blues) is on tap, both looking to bounce back after disappointing in the Clásico Cyllene (G2) and Estrellas Sprint (G1), respectively.
They will face challenges from Bailarín de Venecia (Angiolo), who dominated the Cyllene, the filly Sarzana Pass (Distinctiv Passion), and the well-regarded Hiran (Santillano).
The rest of the field includes Aires de Gloria (Angiolo), Azúcar Negro (Angiolo), Bank One (Lenovo), Bizarrap (Forge), Cerrito Piñón (Manipulator), El Madrugador (Il Campione), Enjoy Dancing (Hi Happy), Exclamación Pass (Distinctiv Passion), Forever Rim (Remote), Grilldado (Dado Vuelta), Land of Promise (Le Blues), Opreso (Endorsement), Wally Gator (Lizard Island), and Wish You Luck (Winning Prize).
