Farhh – A future Group 1 winner
Farhh has got immense talent and there is no doubt that his name will be amongst the Group 1 winners in the future. He has the ability to deliver at the highest level, but needs to learn a few things in order to do so.
The young challenger does not have a lot of experience, and it will take some time before he really gets into a position to win races against the best in the business. He has been in the sport since 2010, but he normally takes part in selective events.
On his debut, the talented colt was rated as one of the favourites to succeed. He was not nervous at all and displayed excellent speed to claim a victory by six lengths. The margin of his victory was an impressive one and it clearly indicated that he was
not one the many ordinary stallions.
Despite such a strong show, Farhh was not sent into any other event that season. He had to wait for more than one year for another competitive contest and then he finally got a chance in October 2011.
This time, the Saeed Bin Suroor’s trainee was not given the best odds for victory, as the competition was a tough one. He needed to be extremely quick in order to fight for a victory and did not disappoint his team in the end. He managed to succeed by two
and a half lengths, proving his worth to one and all.
Once again, the four-year-old colt was not sent into any more events straight away after his victory and he had to wait for the next season to begin. When he got the chance, he proved to be dominant, taking the top spot by six lengths. This helped him complete
a hat-trick of victories and it appeared that he was ready to take on some of the best in the business like Frankel.
Pivotal’s son did take part in several important events and was competitive in them. However, he was unable to win any contest after his first three victories. Despite that, his fans should not lose hope and they should expect him to be winning Group 1 competitions
in the near future.
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