He's got a wicked turn of speed, so I just said that as long as you're in the first half swinging in, I'd be happy."ĭaley didn't mince words regarding just how big Saturday's victory was. "He showed now he's got a bit of versatility - he can do it in front or behind. "I left it (up) to Todd to make his decision there and he did the right thing.
"It wasn't where I thought we were going to be, but they were going easy fractions," Daley said. McCarthy and Pebble Beach also made Daley a winner in his North America Cup debut. Pebble Beach and Beach Glass won their respective elimination races last weekend. I just sort of had to look after him from there and I knew he would have a big last quarter for me. "Fifty-five, I was pretty happy with that. "But our hand got forced there and I had to keep pressing. "I would have liked the idea of being able to get in early and make the decision to move," McCarthy said. But he moved Pebble Beach to the lead by the half-mile mark, which was reached in 55 seconds. McCarthy had Pebble Beach third through the opening quarter behind Frozen Hanover and Beach Glass. The horse has finished no worse than third so far in his career (second three times, third twice). The win was Pebble Beach's third in four starts this season and 10th in 15 career races. I was lucky enough to pick up this horse early on and he's just been an absolute pleasure." "He was a large part in helping me come over and to win this race with him has just been unbelievable. "I can't thank Noel (trainer Noel Daley) enough for what he's done for me since I've come over here. "It's so surreal, I'm speechless," McCarthy said. McCarthy enjoyed a stellar North America Cup debut in just his third season racing in North America. Pebble Beach came off the final turn leading Beach Glass by two lengths and increased that to three - the final winning margin - by deep stretch, crossing the finish line in 1:50.0 to secure the $500,000 winner's share.īeach Glass, driven by Yannick Gingras of Sorel, Que., was second, finishing ahead of Frozen Hanover and Louis-Philippe Roy of Mont-Joli, Que.
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The Australian driver took Pebble Beach to the lead at the halfway point, then they cruised to victory in the $1-million Pepsi North America Cup at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Todd McCarthy and Pebble Beach made it look easy Saturday night.
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