The San Isidro Hippodrome will host 14 races tomorrow, among which the Clásico Osvaldo Martínez stands out in the ninth turn, a 1,000-meter event on grass with a prize of 1,440,000 pesos and which will have seven horses 3 years and older.
This classic will start at 5:40 p.m. and will be attended by Almendro en Flor, a son of Angiolo who will be ridden by the Brazilian jockey Francisco Leandro Goncalves.
Almendro en Flor defends the colors of stud Tres Jotas and has a record of 5 official wins out of a total of 16 competitions.
On May 1, he ran in Palermo against the best sprinters of the moment and the race was a bit too big for him. He entered far by more than 10 lengths and now he is looking for revenge in this classic against rivals of lesser hierarchy. The chances of him grow.
Litoral Blues will be a city rival and will ride with jockey Kevin Banegas. His campaign indicates 3 official victories out of 20 races.
On June 2 he went to Palermo and raced against Labrador, the best short distance horse at the moment. That afternoon he entered third, 5 lengths behind Labrador in a decent performance.
The others listed on the starting line are Semáforo Plus, Jumpy Spring, Tan Brujo, Capodocia Rim and Vigata.
The meeting in San Isidro will begin at 1:40 p.m. and end at 8:10 p.m. There are, according to press information from the racetrack, wells guaranteed for more than 44,9000,000 pesos, a nice figure to warm your hands now that the famous cold of a winter has arrived that promises very low temperatures.
Source: Ambito
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