Dirt was flying as the competitors headed into the home stretch. Among them was Netanyahu – clearly talented but aging, heavily saddled, and no longer in peak shape. But as the finish line came into sight, Netanyahu pulled ahead, leaving rivals in the dust and winning the race with a commanding lead.
No, not that race and not that Netanyahu.
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Netanyahu the horse, a 5-year-old bay mare from New Zealand, ridden by jockey Jordan Childs and trained by the father-and-son team of Leon and Troy Corstens, won the 1200-meter Drouin & District Community Bank Bm64 Handicap last Friday at Pakenham Racing Club just outside of Melbourne, Australia.
Like her namesake, she seems intent on defying her detractors who said the time had come for her to be put out to pasture.