Two-year-old Aga Khan homebred now unbeaten in three starts.
Rajapour
Rajapour maintained his unbeaten record and picked up his first piece of blacktype on Wednesday, with a two-length victory in the Listed Prix Isonomy at Deauville.
The two-year-old son of Almanzor and Gr.2 winner Raydara, who is also a half-brother to Group-placed Ridenza, looks an exciting prospect for next season’s Classics, having won three races in 2022. Trainer Jean-Claude Rouget commented: "He finished off his race very well and it's encouraging for the future. He was out on his own a bit in the middle of the track there and I was quite impressed. He's a beautiful-looking colt and he will be one of our hopes for next year."
On the same card, Siyouni three-year-old Carini also picked up his first piece of blacktype when second in the Listed Prix Vulcain, following on from his hat-trick of victories earlier this season.
Fifth Group 1 win for the Aga Khan Studs in 2025.
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