Baden's Top Award Claims Winner: Goliath
In an exciting turn of events, the Thoroughbred superstar, Goliath, claimed victory in the 155th Grosser Preis von Baden race held in Iffezheim. The race, which attracted a crowd of 17,200 spectators, had a prize of €300,000.
Trained by Francis-Henri Graffard and ridden by jockey Clément Lecoeuvre, Goliath maintained his impressive 50% win rate, securing his eighth victory in his 16th start. This win comes a year after Goliath's triumph in the prestigious King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Goliath's breeder, Gestüt Schlenderhan, based in Bergheim near Cologne, must be proud of their champion. Co-owner Philip von Ullmann also expressed his satisfaction, stating that Goliath is back to his best.
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