Dermot Weld adopting patient approach with star performers
No hurry to map out plans for Tarnawa and Search For A Song.
Dermot Weld is in no rush to make concrete plans for his star fillies Tarnawa and Search For A Song. Tarnawa enjoyed a spectacular campaign in 2020, winning each of her four starts including Group One wins in the Prix Vermeille, the Prix de l’Opera and the Breeders’ Cup Turf. Search For A Song was more of a slow burner, but peaked at the right time to successfully defend her crown in the Irish St Leger in September, before rounding off her season with a runner-up finish in the Long Distance Cup on Qipco Champions Day at Ascot.She’s special! Tarnawa wins the $4m @LonginesEq @BreedersCup Turf under @ctkjockey! #BC20 pic.twitter.com/jnVJLE5z7i
— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) November 7, 2020
“I’m in no hurry with the fillies and there will be lovely warm days later on for Tarnawa. Search For A Song has also wintered well and is in super form,” said Weld. “Nowadays, with so much big racing in the second part of the year, I tend to hit our peak in September, October, November. “I’ve no plans at present where they will start off as it’s a long year and I’m in no hurry with them.”
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