Forever Young: From Breeders' Cup Classic Victory to International Success
Yo****o Yahagi, the trainer of Breeders' Cup Classic winner Forever Young, showed up for a press call despite feeling a bit hungover from celebrating the LA Dodgers' World Series win. He expressed his joy for the Dodgers but felt overshadowed by their victory. Forever Young, a 4-year-old with an impressive track record, is set to compete in the upcoming Saudi Cup and Dubai World Cup without any prep races. Yahagi hinted at a possible turf race for the horse, possibly the Arc. The horse's pedigree and achievements make him a valuable prospect for potential syndicate offers. Yahagi's pride in training successful horses like Real Steel and Loves Only You adds to the excitement surrounding Forever Young's recent triumph in the Breeders' Cup Classic. The horse's popularity is on the rise, and he is a strong contender for Horse of the Year in America. Yahagi attributes Forever Young's success to his late development and physical improvements, making him a formidable competitor against American horses.