The global Godolphin team was crowned champion of the British all-weather flat racing season for the 12th consecutive year following the end of the season the day before yesterday. The 'Blue Stables' horses achieved 25 wins during the all-weather flat racing season, most of which came from three-year-olds. Kempton Park saw the highest number of these victories, with horses Kings Trail and Hidden Force, contenders for the 2000 Guineas, leading the list of classic horses that won at Kempton Park. Additionally, Nation's Hope and Mahoob, contenders for the English Derby, recorded notable wins at Kempton Park, while the promising filly Abshiri made a strong start at this track last November. Hugh Anderson, General Manager of Godolphin in the UK and Dubai, said: 'This achievement is the result of the collective efforts of the entire team, from trainers and jockeys to all stable staff. We now look forward to the start of another successful season on the turf.' The Godolphin team was awarded the title for the 12th consecutive year.
