Schofield Excited for Everest Bid
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Schofield Excited for First Step Towards Maiden Everest Ride
Chad Schofield’s confidence in Tempted is evident as she prepares to take on her first major test of the season, the Concorde Stakes. Despite being favored at $9 to take on Ka Ying Rising, a Hong Kong superstar with a reputation for dominating high-stakes races, many will be watching this run closely.
Tempted’s mental state has been a concern in the past, but Schofield is optimistic about her chances. He’s seen Tempted grow into her role and believes that this version of Tempted will be an even better one – mentally, if not physically. With three wins under his belt with the mare, Schofield is confident in his ability to bring out the best in his mount.
The stakes are high for both Tempted and Schofield. A strong performance could boost their chances of securing a spot in the Everest, while a disappointing result would raise concerns about their suitability for such a prestigious event.
However, there’s another contender worth noting: Oh Yes She Did, a Peter Snowden-trained filly who has been on the rise all season. Her debut win at Warwick Farm and subsequent third-place finish behind Natural Fling in the Quezette Stakes have set her up well for this weekend’s group 2 Furious Stakes.
The Concorde Stakes won’t just be about Tempted’s performance, but also serve as an important benchmark for Beiwacht, Godolphin’s top option for the Everest slot. As Australian racing fans await the outcome of Saturday’s events, one thing is clear: Tempted’s performance will be closely watched.
Will she prove herself worthy of an Everest spot? Only time – and a few crucial strides on the track – will tell.
Reader Views
- TSThe Salon Desk · editorial
While Chad Schofield's confidence in Tempted is certainly warranted, I'm more concerned about the Everest slot than his mare's chances. With several top contenders already in the mix and a new crop emerging, the competition for an entry will be fierce. The article mentions Beiwacht as Godolphin's top option, but it's worth noting that they've traditionally had multiple irons in the fire, often choosing to back up their horses if needed. This weekend's stakes will not only test Tempted's mettle, but also set the stage for a potentially brutal selection process come Everest day.
- SRSam R. · therapist
While Schofield's optimism is understandable, we can't overlook Tempted's past mental struggles that have impacted her performance. It's one thing to note that she's grown into her role, but it's quite another to say with confidence that this version of Tempted will be mentally improved without concrete evidence. Will the pressure of being a top contender finally get to her? Only time will tell, but I think we're glossing over some very real concerns about Tempted's psyche.
- LDLou D. · communications coach
What's missing from this analysis is an examination of Schofield's approach to Tempted's mental state. We're told he's optimistic about her chances, but what specific strategies has he employed to address past issues? Has he worked with a psychologist or adopted any novel training methods to bolster her confidence? Without insight into his prep work, we can only assume that Schofield's faith in Tempted is based on instinct rather than empirical evidence.
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