Courtesy of the Thoroughbred Daily News, July 29th, 2013
Successful when leading throughout in the G1 Prix Rothschild 12 months ago, Teruya Yoshida’s Elusive Kate (Elusive Quality) made light work of her defense at her beloved Deauville yesterday to win with plenty in hand. Sent off the 19-10 favorite, the bay, who had been the subject of a controversial win in the G1 Falmouth S. at Newmarket last time July 12, was handed a lead this time before being sent to the front by William Buick with
three furlongs remaining. Soon clear, she was able to be eased near the line to score by 2 1/2 lengths from Duntle (Ire) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}), taking her earnings through the 1 million Euros barrier in the process. “She handled the slow ground well and I’m delighted with her,” trainer John Gosden said. “It’s good when you have one as consistent as that.”
First arriving at this Normandy venue two years ago, Elusive Kate made an instant impression by winning the Listed Prix Six Perfections and was back to
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dominate the G3 Prix du Calvados soon after. With no rail on her left to guide her on her next start at Longchamp, she first exhibited an exaggerated tendency to drift that way when still managing to win the G1 Prix Marcel Boussac on Arc day, and that was avoided on her next foray to France when bagging this race in 2012. In the G1 Prix Jacques le Marois, only the colts Excelebration (Ire) (Exceed and Excel {Aus}) and Cityscape (GB) (Selkirk) got past her, and a stumble at the start of Newmarket’s G1 Sun Chariot S. may have cost her the win in September. Third behind Excelebration and Cityscape again in Ascot’s G1 Queen Elizabeth II S. on Champions’ Day, she was returning from a lengthy winter break when fourth in the G1 Queen Anne S. at the Royal meeting June 18. Her drifting habit returned with a vengeance as she defeated Sky Lantern (Ire) (Red Clubs {Ire}) in the Falmouth at Newmarket July 12. Led until the three-furlong marker by fellow British raider Chigun (GB) (Oasis Dream {GB}), she was committed at that point and, with the stand’s fence to keep her straight and concentrate her effort, turned the remainder into a procession. “She’s really top-class and has never stopped improving,” jockey William Buick said. “She has been well-managed from day one and is getting quicker with age. The pace was perfect today, but I was surprised I was so far clear at the furlong pole. I know Dawn Approach (Ire) (New Approach {Ire}) and Intello (Ger) (Galileo {Ire}) will be in the [Aug. 11] G1 Prix Jacques le Marois, but I see no
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“This result proves that the fillies from the Falmouth are absolutely top-drawer. She’s as wide as
she is tall and goes on most ground. She’ll probably be retired ahead of next spring and she’s done incredibly well for her very sporting owner.”
