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I Wish I Win rated world’s best sprinter

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I Wish I Win has been rated as the world’s best sprinter

Peter Moody’s talented four-year-old gelding, I Wish I Win, has taken the racing world by storm, claiming the title of the world’s best sprinter in the LONGINES World’s Best Racehorse Rankings. The ranking came after the horse’s outstanding victory in the Group 1 TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) at Randwick, where he emerged from last to first, securing a remarkable rating of 121.

I Wish I Win’s latest achievement saw him surpass the previous rating of 120 held by the American sprinting sensation, Elite Power, who recently took home the G3 Riyadh Dirt Sprint (1200m) in Dubai. This is a massive accomplishment for the Kiwi import, who has been transformed into a formidable sprinter under Moody’s tutelage.

The Moody-trained galloper is not new to winning major races, having claimed the 1500-metre Golden Eagle ($10m) last campaign. However, this season he has proven his ability to sprint and has climbed to the top of the sprinting category.

The LONGINES World’s Best Racehorse Rankings’ top spot belongs to Equinox, a Japanese galloper with a rating of 129 after breaking the course record in the G1 Dubai Sheema Classic (2410m). In contrast, the G1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m) winner Dubai Honour (122 rating) has been rated equal sixth.

Anamoe sits just outside the overall top 10 rankings with a rating of 120. Three other Australian horses share a rating of 119: Giga Kick, Alligator Blood, and Private Eye.

LONGINES World’s Best Racehorse Rankings

Ranking Horse Trainer Trained
1 Equinox (JPN) Tetsuya Kimura JPN
2 Golden Sixty (AUS) Francis Lui HK
3 Titleholder (JPN) Toru Kurita JPN
4 Lucky Sweynesse (NZ) Manfred Man HK
4 Romantic Warrior (IRE) Danny Shum HK
6 California Spangle (IRE) Tony Cruz HK
6 Dubai Honour (IRE) William Haggas GB
6 Ushba Tesoro (JPN) Noboru Takagi JPN
9 Art Collector (USA) William Mott USA
9 I Wish I Win (NZ) Peter Moody AUS
9 Mostahdaf (IRE) John & Thady Gosden GB
12 Anamoe (AUS) James Cummings AUS
12 Do Deuce (JPN) Yasuo Tomomichi JPN
12 Elite Power (USA) William Mott USA
12 Lord North (IRE) John & Thady Gosden GB
12 Panthalassa (JPN) Yoshito Yahagi JPN
12 Westover (GB) Ralph Beckett GB
18 Alligator Blood (AUS) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott AUS
18 Country Grammer (USA) Bob Baffert USA
18 Danon Beluga (JPN) Noriyuki Hori JPN
18 Giga Kick (AUS) Clayton Douglas AUS
18 Private Eye (AUS) Joseph Pride AUS
18 West Will Power (USA) Brad Cox USA
24 Algiers (IRE) Simon & Ed Crisford GB
24 Cafe Pharoah (USA) Noriyuki Hori JPN
24 Derma Sotogake (JPN) Hidetaka Otonashi JPN
24 Emblem Road (USA) Ahmad Abdulwahed KSA
24 Geoglyph (JPN) Tetsuya Kimura JPN
24 Jack d’Or (JPN) Kenichi Fujioka JPN
24 Mr Brightside (NZ) Ben & J. D. Hayes AUS
24 Nations Pride (IRE) Charlie Appleby UAE
24 Valiant Prince (IRE) Charlie Appleby UAE

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