Winning jockey John Murtagh added, "At the top of the straight, I pulled her out to go. The acceleration wasn’t immediate. (Sealy Hill) kind of quickened up and maybe got a length on me. But she’s very brave, she’s very tough. When I asked her for everything, she gave it to me. She’s improved a lot, she’s improved all season. She ran in the French Oaks, ran well (finished 2nd), the trainer said maybe we might win the Prix Vermeille. That was one of his plans. Now we come to Canada and won the biggest race over here."
2007 Pattison Canadian International
By Cindy Pierson Dulay, About.com Guide
Mrs. Linsday heads to the winner's circle
Owner Mrs. Bettina Jenney and trainer Francois Rohaut lead Mrs. Lindsay to the winner's circle after the 2007 E.P. Taylor Stakes
© Cindy Pierson Dulay
Winning trainer Francois Rohaut said, "She showed us last year that she was a top class filly, She only ran once, a very good race (second in the Prix de la Cascade at Longchamp). We were very pleased and gave her a good winter to get everything ready for the big races in the spring and summer."
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- Cloudy's Knight wins the 2007 Canadian International
- Cloudy's Knight in the winner's circle
- The Trophy Presentation
- Jockey Ramsey Zimmerman celebrates
- Second and Third place finishers Ask and Quijano
- Mrs. Lindsay wins the 2007 E.P. Taylor Stakes
- Mrs. Linsday heads to the winner's circle
- Mrs. Lindsay and Sealy Hill duel in the stretch
- Heros Reward wins the 2007 Nearctic Stakes
- Heros Reward in the winner's circle
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