The Nassau Stakes

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by ArlJim78

Its Ouija Board by a nose over Alexander Goldrun. A fantastic stretch run!

A great, great finish once again.

An extraordinary girl..... champion of the world!

Good for her.

[paisjpq]

that mare is on fire right now. Unbelievable, hope she has something left in the tank for Breeder's Cup day--I assume she's coming.

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by paisjpq

that mare is on fire right now. Unbelievable, hope she has something left in the tank for Breeder's Cup day--I assume she's coming.

She's coming, and off to Hong Kong in December.

[ArlJim78]

Whats so remarkable is how she campaigns all over, against the best, male and female, and usually comes up with a stirring performance. a true global superstar of racing.

Originally Posted by ArlJim78

Whats so remarkable is how she campaigns all over, against the best, male and female, and usually comes up with a stirring performance. a true global superstar of racing.

That was a hell of a tough win in the Nassau. Please rest her a bit. Good God.

[my miss storm cat]

Ouija Board update, from Sporting Life.....


CHAMPION OPTION FOR BRILLIANT BOARD
By Chris Wilson, PA Sport


Ouija Board could again lock horns with Alexander Goldrun in the Baileys Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown on September 9.

Ed Dunlop's five-year-old produced a performance of the highest order to defeat Jim Bolger's mare by the shortest of heads in a breathless finish to the Vodafone Nassau Stakes at Goodwood on Saturday.

The Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf and the Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin are likely to remain the long-term objectives for the six-time Group One winner.

However, Dunlop has not ruled out the possibility of Ouija Board making a return to competitive action in a month's time.

"It's early days but she will let me know if she needs a break, it's as simple as that," said the Newmarket-based handler.

"If she looks like she wants a break or we are not happy with her, we'll have a break.

"But first options would be the Irish Champion Stakes or the Prix Vermeille (over 12 furlongs at Longchamp on September 10).

"She has lost a normal amount of weight for a mare but has come out of the race well.

"There was no trouble with her overnight and she is sound.

"She's been out in the paddock on Sunday morning and seems fine so all's well that ends well."