Elite Power is a special winner for Dettori in Dirt Sprint
Juddmonte-owned five-year-old sensational in famous colours.
Frankie Dettori brought Elite Power with a devastating run down the centre of the track to win the Riyadh Dirt Sprint. Slightly taken off his feet in the early stages, the Eclipse Award winner engaged overdrive inside the final two furlongs and ran out a wide margin scorer. Winner of the Breeders’ Cup Sprint last time out, Elite Power was simply in a different league to his rivals – but this was a poignant success for Dettori. He was sporting the silks of the famous Juddmonte operation, founded by the late Saudi prince Khalid Abdullah and worn to many big-race wins by Dettori on the likes of Enable and most recently in the Dewhurst on Chaldean.Victory for @FrankieDettori in Saudi Arabia, winning the Riyadh Dirt Sprint in exceptional fashion aboard Elite Power!
Next up, the @thesaudicup !pic.twitter.com/oNdUsux3Xv— Champions Series (@ChampionsSeries) February 25, 2023
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