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Scottish Sun
4 days ago
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- Scottish Sun
Punters say millionaire Aidan O'Brien horse ‘with a lot of class' now a ‘sorry sight' in races
He appears to have been shunted down the pecking order ALL A CON Punters say millionaire Aidan O'Brien horse 'with a lot of class' now a 'sorry sight' in races Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MILLIONAIRE Aidan O'Brien horse has been labelled a 'sorry sight' - with the Classic-winning superstar reduced to being just a pacemaker at massive odds. Continuous looked to have the world at his hooves when he claimed the St Leger at Doncaster in September 2023. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Ryan Moore was awesome on Continuous in the St Leger in 2023 - but less than two years on his role in races has been reduced to making the run at massive odds Credit: Getty 2 Classic winner Continuous, seen here at the back in the purple and white silks, was reduced to a supporting role in the Coronation Cup, won by stablemate Jan Brueghel Ridden by Ryan Moore and watched by King Charles in the crowd, Continuous surged home by just under three lengths to claim the £421,000 first-place prize. He then finished a very creditable fifth in the Arc de Triomphe on his next run, going down just over three lengths to unbeaten superstar Ace Impact. There was another Group 3 win for Continuous in the 2024 season but, on his most recent three starts, he has been sent off 50-1, 66-1 and 100-1. Continuous was never ridden to seriously contend the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh last month. Wayne Lordan rousted him along to the front at a mad pace after he was slowly away - paving the way for eventual winner and stablemate Los Angeles. Continuous was again sent on to do all the running under Derby hero Lordan in the Coronation Cup at Epsom earlier this month. He eventually finished fourth, losing two places in the final furlong, in a race won by stablemate Jan Brueghel. Continuous hit triple-digit odds for his most recent run in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot last week. Los Angeles was sent off 13-8 fav for that blockbuster Group 1 but, for once, O'Brien, Moore and the Coolmore team got their tactics wrong. Both Ballydoyle horses flopped in the race won by John & Thady Gosden's 7-1 Ombudsman. Los Angeles is now set to miss all the big races over the summer due to the 'balls up'. But while he will be back with the aim of winning the Arc in October, Continuous' odds for upcoming contests suggest victory of any kind would be a miracle, despite the five-year-old gelding's multiple entries. He is in the Princess Of Wales's Stakes at Newmarket's July meeting in a fortnight's time but is 20-1. He could run nine days later in the Curragh Cup - and does have an entry in the King George at Ascot but is 100-1 for that the following week. While O'Brien did include him in the Goodwood Cup at the end of July he is also 100-1 there and would surely be used as a pacemaker again for Gold Cup second and 7-4 ante-post favourite Illinois. One punter who watched Continuous at Ascot wrote on X: "Something very disappointing seeing a horse like Continuous being used as a pacemaker this season! "With his pedigree and fine race record he really could have been a fine horse to stand at stud. Crazy what he's being used for nowadays." Respected racing journalist Alistair Jones was another to notice the tactics and in the Racing Post wrote how Continuous was now a 'sorry sight' on the racecourse. He wrote: "He has sacrificed his last three races for the benefit of others in the yard and it was a sorry sight to see such a talented individual trail home tailed off in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes." FREE BETS - GET THE BEST SIGN UP DEALS AND RACING OFFERS Commercial content notice: Taking one of the offers featured in this article may result in a payment to The Sun. You should be aware brands pay fees to appear in the highest placements on the page. 18+. T&Cs apply. Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who: Establishes time and monetary limits before playing Only gambles with money they can afford to lose Never chases their losses Doesn't gamble if they're upset, angry or depressed Gamcare – Gamble Aware – Find our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.
The Sun
4 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
Punters say millionaire Aidan O'Brien horse ‘with a lot of class' now a ‘sorry sight' in races
A MILLIONAIRE Aidan O'Brien horse has been labelled a 'sorry sight' - with the Classic-winning superstar reduced to being just a pacemaker at massive odds. Continuous looked to have the world at his hooves when he claimed the St Leger at Doncaster in September 2023. 2 2 Ridden by Ryan Moore and watched by King Charles in the crowd, Continuous surged home by just under three lengths to claim the £421,000 first-place prize. He then finished a very creditable fifth in the Arc de Triomphe on his next run, going down just over three lengths to unbeaten superstar Ace Impact. There was another Group 3 win for Continuous in the 2024 season but, on his most recent three starts, he has been sent off 50-1, 66-1 and 100-1. Continuous was never ridden to seriously contend the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh last month. Wayne Lordan rousted him along to the front at a mad pace after he was slowly away - paving the way for eventual winner and stablemate Los Angeles. Continuous was again sent on to do all the running under Derby hero Lordan in the Coronation Cup at Epsom earlier this month. He eventually finished fourth, losing two places in the final furlong, in a race won by stablemate Jan Brueghel. Continuous hit triple-digit odds for his most recent run in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot last week. Los Angeles was sent off 13-8 fav for that blockbuster Group 1 but, for once, O'Brien, Moore and the Coolmore team got their tactics wrong. Both Ballydoyle horses flopped in the race won by John & Thady Gosden's 7-1 Ombudsman. Los Angeles is now set to miss all the big races over the summer due to the 'balls up'. But while he will be back with the aim of winning the Arc in October, Continuous' odds for upcoming contests suggest victory of any kind would be a miracle, despite the five-year-old gelding's multiple entries. He is in the Princess Of Wales's Stakes at Newmarket's July meeting in a fortnight's time but is 20-1. He could run nine days later in the Curragh Cup - and does have an entry in the King George at Ascot but is 100-1 for that the following week. While O'Brien did include him in the Goodwood Cup at the end of July he is also 100-1 there and would surely be used as a pacemaker again for Gold Cup second and 7-4 ante-post favourite Illinois. One punter who watched Continuous at Ascot wrote on X: "Something very disappointing seeing a horse like Continuous being used as a pacemaker this season! "With his pedigree and fine race record he really could have been a fine horse to stand at stud. Crazy what he's being used for nowadays." Respected racing journalist Alistair Jones was another to notice the tactics and in the Racing Post wrote how Continuous was now a 'sorry sight' on the racecourse. He wrote: "He has sacrificed his last three races for the benefit of others in the yard and it was a sorry sight to see such a talented individual trail home tailed off in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes." . Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who:
The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Punters say millionaire Aidan O'Brien horse ‘with a lot of class' now a ‘sorry sight' in races
A MILLIONAIRE Aidan O'Brien horse has been labelled a 'sorry sight' - with the Classic-winning superstar reduced to being just a pacemaker at massive odds. Continuous looked to have the world at his hooves when he 2 Ryan Moore was awesome on Continuous in the St Leger in 2023 - but less than two years on his role in races has been reduced to making the run at massive odds Credit: Getty 2 Classic winner Continuous, seen here at the back in the purple and white silks, was reduced to a supporting role in the Coronation Cup, won by stablemate Jan Brueghel Ridden by Ryan Moore and watched by King Charles in the crowd, Continuous surged home by just under three lengths to claim the £421,000 first-place prize. He then finished a very creditable fifth in the Arc de Triomphe on his next run, going down just over three lengths to unbeaten superstar Ace Impact. There was another Group 3 win for Continuous in the 2024 season but, on his most recent three starts, he has been sent off 50-1, 66-1 and 100-1. Continuous was never ridden to seriously contend the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh last month. Wayne Lordan rousted him along to the front at a mad pace after he was slowly away - paving the way for eventual winner and stablemate Los Angeles. Continuous was again sent on to do all the running under Derby hero Lordan in the Coronation Cup at Epsom earlier this month. He eventually finished fourth, losing two places in the final furlong, in a race won by stablemate Jan Brueghel. Continuous hit triple-digit odds for his most recent run in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot last week. Most read in Horse Racing Los Angeles was sent off 13-8 fav for that blockbuster Group 1 but, for once, O'Brien, Moore and the Coolmore team got their tactics wrong. Both Ballydoyle horses flopped in the race won by John & Thady Gosden's 7-1 Ombudsman. Los Angeles is now But while he will be back with the aim of winning the Arc in October, Continuous' odds for upcoming contests suggest victory of any kind would be a miracle, despite the five-year-old gelding's multiple entries. He is in the Princess Of Wales's Stakes at Newmarket's July meeting in a fortnight's time but is 20-1. He could run nine days later in the Curragh Cup - and does have an entry in the King George at Ascot but is 100-1 for that the following week. While O'Brien did include him in the Goodwood Cup at the end of July he is also 100-1 there and would surely be used as a pacemaker again for Gold Cup second and 7-4 ante-post favourite Illinois. One punter who watched Continuous at Ascot wrote on X: "Something very disappointing seeing a horse like Continuous being used as a pacemaker this season! "With his pedigree and fine race record he really could have been a fine horse to stand at stud. Crazy what he's being used for nowadays." Respected racing journalist Alistair Jones was another to notice the tactics and in the Racing Post wrote how Continuous was now a 'sorry sight' on the racecourse. He wrote: "He has sacrificed his last three races for the benefit of others in the yard and it was a sorry sight to see such a talented individual trail home tailed off in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes." FREE BETS - GET THE BEST SIGN UP DEALS AND RACING OFFERS Commercial content notice: Taking one of the offers featured in this article may result in a payment to The Sun. You should be aware brands pay fees to appear in the highest placements on the page. 18+. T&Cs apply. . Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who: Read more on the Irish Sun Establishes time and monetary limits before playing Only gambles with money they can afford to lose Never chases their losses Doesn't gamble if they're upset, angry or depressed Gamcare – Gamble Aware – Find our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Cynamics Secures FedRAMP Authorization as a Managed Service on the CGC Platform
The Cynamics AI-enabled Network Detection and Response solution enables U.S. government agencies to proactively predict threats at scale by using less than 1% of network traffic TYSONS CORNER, Va., June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CGC, the market readiness and compliance automation affiliate of Merlin Group, announced today that Cynamics, a leading provider of AI-driven network security solutions, has achieved FedRAMP® Authorization as a managed service offering on the CGC platform. The authorization, listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace, paves the way for accelerated adoption of Cynamics' SOC AI technologies across the U.S. Government. The ability for Cynamics SOC AI technologies and its autonomous NDR capabilities to be delivered from CGC's secure cloud environment marks a critical step in improving cyber readiness for federal agencies by enabling the U.S. Government to advance anomaly detection and predictive threat intelligence with minimal network footprint. Agencies can now achieve this while also maintaining full compliance with stringent federal security requirements. "We're thrilled to bring Cynamics' groundbreaking NDR technology to U.S. government agencies through our managed service ecosystem," said Josh Beard, General Manager, CGC. "This milestone demonstrates CGC's commitment to enabling best-in-class cybersecurity innovation at the speed and scale required by mission-critical federal operations." A Game-Changer for Government CybersecurityCynamics offers a fundamentally different approach to network security by leveraging AI and sampling-based techniques to deliver 100% network visibility without deploying intrusive agents or expensive hardware. Government agencies now have direct access to: FedRAMP-authorized threat detection. Rapid deployment and scalability through CGC's containerized, modular cloud environment. Seamless integration with existing federal security stacks and telemetry systems. Supporting Zero Trust and Continuous DiagnosticsAs the federal government accelerates toward Zero Trust Architecture and continues to operationalize Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM), Cynamics provides a proactive and scalable solution to meet these evolving mandates. "Cynamics' FedRAMP authorization through CGC enables agencies to enhance situational awareness and threat response while maintaining compliance," said Eyal Elyashiv, CEO, Cynamics. "Together with CGC, we're delivering AI-based cybersecurity capabilities that are mission-ready on Day 1." AvailabilityCynamics is available immediately through the CGC Marketplace at About CGCCGC, the market readiness and compliance automation affiliate of Merlin Group, provides a platform and marketplace purpose-built to accelerate compliance and revenue for the world's most important technology companies, helping them unlock and facilitate access to highly regulated U.S. Federal, SLED, and commercial markets. This reduces complexity, time, and cost associated with compliance authorization such as FedRAMP and StateRAMP and makes fully compliant technologies accessible to enterprise end users, managed service providers and channel partners through the CGC Marketplace. Learn more at About CynamicsCynamics is a leading provider of AI-driven network cybersecurity solutions. The company has developed a groundbreaking SOC AI technology that equips security teams with unmatched visibility, precision, and automation—without the data and resource burdens typical of legacy systems. Utilizing a patented sampling methodology combined with advanced AI, Cynamics delivers real-time threat detection and mitigation at scale. Its innovative solution is already safeguarding critical infrastructure and Tier-1 municipalities across the United States and internationally. Learn more at View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Merlin Group
Glasgow Times
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Los Angeles and Anmaat to cross swords again in Prince of Wales's Stakes
The three classy older horses all met in the Tattersalls Gold Cup last month and there was not much between them. It was hoped another clash would light up day two at Royal Ascot, but the quick conditions have ruled out John Joseph Murphy's White Birch. A stellar field of 9 declared for a thrilling renewal of the Prince of Wales's Stakes on Wednesday, including ANMAAT, LOS ANGELES, and MAP OF STARS:🏇Anmaat🏇Certain Lad🏇Continuous 🇮🇪🏇Facteur Cheval 🇫🇷🏇Los Angeles 🇮🇪🏇Map Of Stars 🇫🇷🏇Ombudsman🏇Royal Champion🏇See… — Ascot Racecourse (@Ascot) June 16, 2025 George Murphy, assistant to his father, said: 'It looks like it's going to be a dry week, so we've decided to give it a swerve. 'We were looking forward to it, but it looks like it's going to be a proper quick ground and we've got put him first.' On the next plan of attack with the top-class grey, he added: 'The Eclipse at Sandown will probably be more than likely. 'He's in super form, we're really happy with him.' See The Fire dominated her rivals in the Middleton Stakes at York (Mike Egerton/PA) Andrew Balding's filly See The Fire adds a new layer of interest to the Prince of Wales's Stakes after being supplemented on the back of a runaway success in York's Middleton Stakes. John and Thady Gosden's Ombudsman has only lost once in his career and steps into Group One company for the first time while Francis-Henri Graffard's Map Of Stars was only beaten a neck by the high-class Sosie in the Prix Ganay. Certain Lad, Continuous, Facteur Cheval and Royal Champion complete a field of nine. A field of 25 have been declared for the opening Queen Mary, headed by Karl Burke's Zelaina after her impressive Nottingham debut. Burke is looking for a third win in four years in the Group Two having won with Dramatised in 2022 and Leovanni last year for the same Wathnan ownership as Zelaina. Karl Burke has a fine record in the Queen Mary (Mike Egerton/PA) Lennilu adds American interest for trainer Patrick Biancone while Spicy Marg will have her followers based on her impressive debut success at Newmarket. Burke also holds leading claims in the Duke of Cambridge Stakes with Fallen Angel, winner of the Irish 1000 Guineas last season. She is among eight fillies that also includes Roger Varian's Elmalka, successful in the Newmarket equivalent last year. Cinderella's Dream, Crimson Advocate and Paddy Twomey's One Look also run. A total of 11 go to post for the Queen's Vase, won by this year's Gold Cup favourite Illinois last year. Shackleton heads for the Queen's Vase (Niall Carson/PA) Aidan O'Brien runs two, Scandinavia and Shackleton, while Twomey's unbeaten Carmers has also been declared. One of the leading ante-post fancies, Ralph Beckett's Amiloc, does not run but he also has the option of the King Edward VII later in the week. Graffard's Asmarani will attempt to become the first French-trained winner of the race since Andre Fabre's Infrasonic in 1993. A maximum field has been declared for the Royal Hunt Cup with the list headed by Charlie Appleby's Arabian Light. Rainbows Edge, trained by the Gosdens and owned by the King and Queen, tops the weights in the Kensington Palace Stakes while 24 will line up in the Windsor Castle.
