EJAZ WINS AT FIRST 1,000M TEST
The Straits Times|July 14, 2024
The sharp trip was a query, but gun sprinter defies those concerns with a powerful burst
Michael Lee
EJAZ WINS AT FIRST 1,000M TEST

Manoel Nunes kept shaking his head and uttering the same word over and over as he led Ejaz back to the winner's circle on July 13 - "unbelievable".

The Brazilian jockey has thrown his leg over a few quick ones in his glittering riding career, but the AlArabiya Stable-owned sprinter was clearly special to him.

While Ejaz might not be in the same league as the Spalato, Stepitup or Infantry whom Nunes has guided to countless Group 1 victories, he still held the Street Boss four-year-old in high esteem.

That opinion would have soared even higher after Ejaz's courageous come-from-behind win at his very first test over 1,000m in the $70,000 Class 3 race.

"It was unbelievable, just unbelievable what he did today. I told Mansoor (Gandhi, Al-Arabiya's owner) the 1,000m might be too sharp for him, especially as we cannot work him that much," said Nunes, alluding to Ejaz's touchand-go career due to a well-documented screw in his right knee.

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