Pierre-Charles Budo aims to make a name for himself in the upcoming Saudi Cup International Jockeys Challenge. Budo, one of Europe"s elite jockeys, wants to win a key victory in the next race. If you play an active part in this race, you will have a strong victory.
Boodot has 12 wins in Group 1 in 2020. This includes royal Ascot"s Champions Day and Keeneland"s Breeders" Cup. This is the second announcement among the seven male jockeys. This French jockey is likely to win the race and will soon be able to win the title.
Budo didn"t participate in the previous IJC, but he rode on the Intelligent of Fabrics Chapper Training and Alasawab to finish in 4th place each in Middle Distance Staph and Jockey Club Local Handicap.
Budo is eager to win the next race and seems to be more enthusiastic than ever. This means that it will be a challenge for many jockeys, especially those from JRA Racing.
I am very excited to be in this year"s International Jockeys Challenge. It"s a great achievement and I"m very proud to be playing against the best jockey in the world, "Budo said. 2020 was a crazy and incredible year for me. He did some extra riding for Covid and won 12 group wins, including three for Coolmore, two at the Breeders" Cup and one at Ascot on Champions Day. " ..
Looking back on 2020, Budo claims that it was a great experience to have the chance to run on the day of the Saudi Cup at that time. He also said the turf was perfect and the dirt was probably the best in the world.
Budo is extremely busy riding a winning horse in his home country for the start of 2021. He will arrive at King Abdulaziz Racecourse in excellent condition. We are aiming for the right to participate in the Triumphal Arch Award to be held in October. Budo claims to be the top goal of 2021.
The invitation to the Saudi Cup is important to Voodoo. He is excited to take part in the race and wants to maximize his chances of running with some of the world"s top riders, including Jockey from JRA Racing.
The IJC will be held on Friday, February 19th, the day before the $ 20 million Saudi Cup. The Jockey Roster is made up of 7 international women, 2 local men and 5 international men.
The prize money for the four races is set at $ 400,000, and the Jockeys Challenge is also assigned a $ 100,000 prize pot. The winner will also be given an additional $ 30,000 as a winning bonus.