Pat Dobbs steers Lost Eden to victory in the Jebel Ali Stakes Prep at Jebel Ali on Saturday, December 17, 2022. – Adiyat Racing Plus
Pat Dobbs steers Lost Eden to victory in the Jebel Ali Stakes Prep at Jebel Ali on Saturday, December 17, 2022. – Adiyat Racing Plus
Pat Dobbs steers Lost Eden to victory in the Jebel Ali Stakes Prep at Jebel Ali on Saturday, December 17, 2022. – Adiyat Racing Plus
Pat Dobbs steers Lost Eden to victory in the Jebel Ali Stakes Prep at Jebel Ali on Saturday, December 17, 2022. – Adiyat Racing Plus

Lost Eden makes winning reappearance as Doug Watson strikes treble at Jebel Ali


Amith Passela
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Lost Eden made a winning reappearance in the Jebel Ali Stakes Prep, a prize he won 12 months ago, at the Jebel Ali Racecourse’s sixth meeting of the season on Saturday.

The Doug Watson-trained five-year-old under stable jockey Pat Dobbs always looked confident when taking up the running from the 200-metre mark to win by three and-a-half lengths from Jean van Overmeire and Shamikh.

“He is better over 1,950m so that was very pleasing on his first run back since the end of February,” Watson said of Lost Eden’s victory over the 1,800m distance.

“The Jebel Ali Stakes looks the ideal next target then we can look at Meydan and the carnival.”

Fanaar, under Dane O’Neill, provided Watson his first of the three winners when taking the second race.

The Dark Angel gelding in the silks of Shadwell was registering consecutive course and distance victories having taken 19 attempts to open his UAE account and he now has four career successes to his name.

“He has always been a nice horse and has run plenty of good races,” Watson said of the six-year-old.

“It was a nice 28 days since that first win for us which was ideal and he deserved that win a month ago. He loves it here at Jebel Ali so will look for something here but we also have the option of the 1,200m turf straight at Meydan.”

Watson completed a quick double with the equally impressive Colour Up in the following 1,000m handicap, this time combining with Dobbs in the colours of Sayed Hashish.

Dobbs was happy to chase eventual runner-up Meshakel until entering the final 200m when he set sail for home with the race soon in safekeeping.

“This looked a good spot to try and get him a carnival rating which we have hopefully achieved and there is a handicap at Meydan in a month hopefully,” Watson said.

“It was not ideal running him back so quickly but there was nothing else for him. Hopefully he can go to the carnival and perhaps come back here for the Jebel Ali Sprint later on.”

Results

2.15pm: Orient Irrigation Services – Maiden (TB) Dh60,000 (Dirt) 1,400m

Winner: Quality Humor, Ray Dawson (jockey) Ahmad bin Harmash (trainer)

2.45pm: Al Shafar Investment – Handicap (TB) Dh96,000 (D) 1,400m

Winner: Fanaar, Dane O’Neill, Doug Watson

3.15pm: Bin Dasmal Contracting – Handicap (TB) Dh96,000 (D) 1,000m

Winner: Colour Up, Pat Dobbs, Doug Watson

3.45pm: Jebel Ali Stakes Prep – Conditions (TB) Dh100,000 (D) 1,800m

Winner: Lost Eden, Pat Dobbs, Doug Watson

4.15pm: Dubai Real Estate Centre – Handicap (TB) Dh68,000 (D) 1,800m

Winner: Justice Protecol, Fernando Jara, Ismail Mohammed

4.45pm: Dubai Real Estate Centre – Maiden (TB) Dh60,000 (D) 1,600m

Winner: City King, Oscar Chavez, Osama Refai

Marathon results

Men:

 1. Titus Ekiru(KEN) 2:06:13 

2. Alphonce Simbu(TAN) 2:07:50 

3. Reuben Kipyego(KEN) 2:08:25 

4. Abel Kirui(KEN) 2:08:46 

5. Felix Kemutai(KEN) 2:10:48  

Women:

1. Judith Korir(KEN) 2:22:30 

2. Eunice Chumba(BHR) 2:26:01 

3. Immaculate Chemutai(UGA) 2:28:30 

4. Abebech Bekele(ETH) 2:29:43 

5. Aleksandra Morozova(RUS) 2:33:01  

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Company Profile
Company name: OneOrder

Started: October 2021

Founders: Tamer Amer and Karim Maurice

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Industry: technology, logistics

Investors: A15 and self-funded 

Brief scores:

Toss: Nepal, chose to field

UAE 153-6: Shaiman (59), Usman (30); Regmi 2-23

Nepal 132-7: Jora 53 not out; Zahoor 2-17

Result: UAE won by 21 runs

Series: UAE lead 1-0

Updated: June 10, 2023, 12:53 PM