No matter the distance, international trotting superstar Ready Cash has been virtually unstoppable in 2013.
With driver Franck Nivard at the controls, Ready Cash rallied from last at the top of the stretch to win the 400,000EUR Prix De Paris at Hippodrome de Paris-Vincennes at a distance of 2-5/8 miles at a mile rate of 2:00.35 (race time 5:10.48).
On a snowy, cold afternoon at Hippodrome Paris-Vincennes, Ready Cash bested Teigo d’Etang and Christian Bigeon by a nose. Quoumba de Guez (J-M Bazire), Roxana de Barbrey (D. Locqueneux) and Maharajah (O. Kihlstom) completed the top five. Prix du Cornulier winner Singalo (L. Baudron), broke and was disqualified.
Now age eight, Ready Cash (Indy de Vive-Kidea-Extreme Dream) won his first Gr. I race at age three and has competed at the highest level ever since, while also becoming a popular and effective stallion. Trained by Thierry Duvaldestin for owner Philippe Allaire, Ready Cash was the 3-5 favourite today in this International Gr. I UET Masters Series event.
How awesome is that for a
How awesome is that for a horse race?