Isaac Souede

Promising National Hunt Performers Added to Arqana Autumn Sale

Seven wildcards and three supplementary lots have been added to the Arqana Autumn Sale, completing the dissolution of the partnership between the ownership duo of Simon Munir and Isaac Souede and Haras de Saint Voir. The wildcards include the three-year-old Mets Ta Ceinture (Hunter's Light), the recent winner of the G3 Prix du Tremblay for APQS-bred horses, who will be offered as lot 380 with an entry in the G1 Prix Jacques de Vienne. Trained by Anne-Sophie Pacault, she is out of the black-type mare Rien De Plus (Video Rock), from...

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Third Group Winner for Starman as Green Sense Prevails in Chantilly's Robert Papin

Isaac Souede and Simon Munir's Green Sense (Starman) faded out of contention when 13th of 17 in Royal Ascot's G3 Albany Stakes last month, but bounced back in style to defeat her male peers and secure a breakthrough success in Sunday's G2 Goffs Prix Robert Papin at Chantilly. "She's a really good filly, she is very easy to ride and she won well," said winning rider Maxime Guyon. "My instructions were to follow and then use her turn of foot. We were unsure how she would handle the track as...

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Cheveley Park Next For Relief Rally

Relief Rally (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}), the winner of the G2 Lowther S., will take her chance in the G1 Cheveley Park S. at Newmarket on Oct. 30, Anthony Bromley, racing manager for owners Simon Munir and Isaac Souede, revealed on Wednesday. The four-for-five William Haggas-trained bay was also being considered for the G1 Prix de l'Abbaye in open company and versus elders the day after the Cheveley Park. Second in the G2 Queen Mary S. by only a nose at third asking in June, she triumphed in the Weatherbys Super...

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Kodiac's Relief Rally Pounces Late For Lowther Triumph

Simon Munir and Isaac Souede's G2 Queen Mary S. runner-up Relief Rally (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}--Kathoe {Ire}, by Fayruz {GB}) impressed when annexing Newbury's Weatherbys Super Sprint by daylight last month and pounced late to secure a fourth win in five starts, upped to six furlongs for the first time, in Thursday's G2 Sky Bet Lowther S. at York. The 2-1 favourite, who had earlier snagged early-season wins over five furlongs at Windsor and Salisbury, was sharply into stride and settled under cover behind the leaders in fifth after the initial...

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