Meera Wynn impressed in the Kriterium-qualifications for Victor Rosleff, who also believes in a new top chance in the Danish Filly Kriterium (“Dansk Hoppe Kriterium”)

Before the start of the Kriterium-qualification 14 days ago, Meera Wynn had not set her hooves on Danish soil since she was transported to France two years ago and sold at the Selected European Yearling Sale in Deauville.

Since then, she has delivered great performances in her new home country on several occasions and, among other things, won in 1.12.4a/1600 meters, so it came as no surprise that she was able to win her Criterion Trial in superb style.

-Yes, it was really positive. It is not often that you win so easily with a horse, says Victor Rosleff, who has been hired as a driver behind Meera Wynn in her start in Denmark.

-I am good friends with the owner’s son, whom I know from when Casillo Gennaro had a branch in Sweden, where I ran a number of races for them.

-Meera Wynn came to Sweden a week and a half before the Criterion Trials and is at the farm near the Halmstad track, where I have my own horses. That is approx. 10 minutes from the track.

-It was a long journey from Italy, so she was just trained quietly leading up to the tests, and she has subsequently just taken care of her routine training. The most important thing was that she ate and was in a good mood.

-Meera Wynn has met some of the best 3-year-old mares in Italy, so I knew that she was a fine horse, who gave an incredibly good impression in the tests. She won really easily with tight lines over the finish and seems even better now. She seems to have progressed with that race, and if she is fresh on the day, she will make another great performance.

-Meera Wynn can open if you want, but she can go from all positions and we are very optimistic. She will go with the same equipment as in the test.

-The plan is for Meera Wynn to go back to Italy after the Criterion Day. I think she will start in a bigger race down there, but the idea is that she will come back to Denmark next year to start in the vintage races.

(Article on Travservice.dk)

Whichever VINCE WYNN (SE) or NAKISA (SE) managed to qualify for the start of the Swedish Trotting Criterium on Sunday Criterium tests at Solvalla – but both horses had a top race!

VINCE WYNN (Trainer & Driver: Andreas Lövdal) got the lead from the start, but lost out on the first turn to the big favorite Catch And Go, who kept a steady 12-pace in the lead.

With about 600 meters, however, Catch And Go suddenly galloped and suddenly it was third on the inside for Vince Wynn, who finished just outside the prize row in a time of 1.13.0a/2640 meters.

He will be back!

Race video: CLICK HERE

NAKISKA (Trainer: Fredrik Wallin – Driver: Carl Johan Jepson) made a fantastic race!

She was the fastest out, but lost out shortly after to the eventual winner, Nightbird, who  trotted the first kilometer in 1.13.2.

Unfortunately, the favorite Nightbird made a break with app. 600 meters left, so the gap came 20 meters too late for Nakiska, who between horses finishes strongly in third place in 1.12.9a/2140 meters – the same time as the first and second horse!

With a little more raacingluck, she would have won 72 times the money and been in the biggest race for 3-year-old.

She started with all four shoes and showed enormous starting speed. We are disappointed with the third place, but look forward to the future with her.

Race video: CLICK HERE

CASUAL RAIN (SE) in foal by Calgary Games was sold last week, but the deal has been reversed, so now we have 12 broodmares at Stutteri Wynn and are expecting nine foals in 2027.

Next sunday, September 27 both VINCE WYNN (Trainer & Driver: Andreas Lövdal) and NAKISKA (Trainer: Fredrik Wallin – Driver: Carl Johan Jepson) are starting in the swedish Kriterium-qualifications at Solvalla!

Startinglist: CLICK HERE