Veteran stayer Vow And Declare is gearing up for another spring campaign after a hard-fought win in the Group 3 Tatts Cup at Eagle Farm in Australia.
The eight-year-old triumphed in the race for the second time, marking a comeback five years after his earlier victory as a three-year-old in 2019.
Despite securing a place in racing history with his Melbourne Cup win in the past, Vow And Declare won’t be aiming to repeat that feat in 2024.
Matt Harrington, manager for trainer Danny O’Brien, mentioned that plans are underway for Vow And Declare’s races.
Possible races lined up for Vow And Declare this spring include the Zipping Classic at Caulfield, which he conquered back in 2022.
Harrington highlighted Vow And Declare’s recent win in the Tatts Cup as a testament to his enduring skill and talent.
Vow And Declare set a track record with his win in the 2400-metre Tatt’s Cup, which underlined he still had a lot of fuel in the tank and added merit to the performance of Young Werther, according to Harrington
Tattersalls Cup Race Replay – Vow And Declare
His stablemate Young Werther also put up a show by finishing in the race.
Harrington commended Young Werther’s effort, stating that he gave it his all and showed determination on the track.
Vow And Declare is currently at $71 odds with the top Australian bookmakers for the Group 1 Caulfield Cup in October.
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