Creed

Time and a solid remaster have rectified the reputation of one of Assassin's Creed's most misunderstood entries, but did it ever deserve the hate?

What AC III represents is a bold departure from the series' own past, and regardless of the outcome, it was move Ubisoft had to make. The series' combat in has changed over the years, but Connot is arguably the most brutal and satisfying character to play as. The biggest hurdle it faced, of course, was constructing a narrative that could compete with the brilliance of Ezio's enthralling tales, a challenge made harder by the fact that the games had to forge its own path while also making concessions to its history. Whereas Origins' Egyptian setting was mythically evocative and Renaissance Venice and Florence sparkle like the jewels of the Mediterranean, the nascent civilization of America still feels underdeveloped and sparse, especially with regard to emergent settlements like New York and Boston. Rogue, whose narrative is deeply interconnected to the events of AC III, also features Haytham as he and Shay Cormac team up to prevent the Assassins from accessing a series of "Precursor" sites. Following the legacy of one of the finest and most beloved character trilogies of all time was never going to be easy.

On top of this, the game also offered a wide variety of random encounters with enemies, side missions, and collectibles on a scale that rivaled the biggest ...

In summary, it's interesting to see that Ubisoft went the extra mile to fully render an entirely unique cutscene for such a brief section of the game. It is during one said mission where Reddit user OrangeNinja32 has recently discovered a hidden assassination cutscene that is triggered during one of the early in-game training missions. However, unlike its predecessor or any other installment in the ever-sprawling Assassin's Creed franchise up to that point, Assassin's Creed Rogue uniquely put players into the black boots of a villainous Templar whose actions further escalate the centuries-long war between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order.

Sent off at a fraction of the 10-1 mutuel he returned to his supporters 12 months ago, LRE Racing and JEH Racing Stable's CASA CREED (h, 6, ...

The latter heads to next Saturday's G1 Platinum Jubilee S. on the final day of the Royal Ascot meeting. Roused right-handed at the eighth pole, Casa Creed was steered out into the three path at and closed powerfully–particularly after switching his leads–to be along in time. 3–True Valour (Ire), 120, h, 8, Kodiac (GB)–Sutton Veny (Ire), The victory secures Casa Creed a fees-paid berth into this year's GI Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Keeneland Nov. 5. by Acclamation (GB). 1ST G1 BLACK TYPE. (19,000gns Wlg The lone Grade I scorer for the under-appreciated Jimmy Creed, Casa Creed is out of an unraced daughter of four-time graded winner Wild Heart Dancing (Farma Way), the dam of MSPs Unbridled's Heart (Unbridled's Song) and Leopard Rock ( Speightstown). Third dam Star of Wicklow was responsible for GISW Man From Wicklow (Turkoman). Achalaya is the dam of Jimmy Creed's 2-year-old full brother, a yearling by Omaha Beach and a filly by Horse of the Year Authentic foaled Apr. 15. FTKHRA). O-R. Larry Johnson; B-Mr P. O'Rourke (IRE); T-H. Casa Creed stretched back out to a mile to be third to Got Stormy (Get Stormy) in the GI Fourstardave H. last August and was fifth to Gear Jockey ( Twirling Candy) in the GIII Turf Sprint at Kentucky Downs Sept. 11 before running on to be eighth, beaten 3 1/2 lengths, in last year's GI Breeders' Cup Mile. The bay rallied to run recent G1 Yasuda Kinen heroine Songline (Jpn) (Kizuna {Jpn}) to a neck in the G3 1351 Turf Sprint Cup in Riyadh Feb. 26 and was exiting a respectable fifth behind A Case of You (Ire) (Hot Streak {Ire}) in the G1 Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan Mar. 26. ($15,000 Ylg '17 OBSWIN; $105,000 Ylg '17 KEESEP). O-LRE Ridden for luck by Luis Saez, Casa Creed remained hard against the hedge as they raced into the final quarter mile and took advantage of an opening inside of the mare Change of Control (Fed Biz) with a furlong and a half to travel. Making his U.S. reappearance on the back of strong turf sprint efforts in Saudi Arabia and Dubai, Casa Creed settled in about a midfield position as 14-1 True Valour (Ire) (Kodiac {GB}) cut out a reasonable tempo of :22.36 for the opening section in advance of Arrest Me Red, who would have been giving Irad Ortiz, Jr. any number of positive vibes while matching motors to the outside. Sent off at a fraction of the 10-1 mutuel he returned to his supporters 12 months ago, Lee Einsidler's LRE Racing and Mike Francesa's JEH Racing Stable's Casa Creed (Jimmy Creed) enjoyed a beautiful inside trip in defense of his title in the GI Jaipur S. Saturday afternoon and, once tipped out a furlong from home, ran down an alibi-free favorite Arrest Me Red (Pioneerof the Nile) to score at 4-1.

LRE Racing and JEH Racing Stable's Casa Creed launched a furious late rally past the front-runners and scored a repeat victory in the $400000 Jaipur Stakes ...

When he gets to the outside he flies. When he ran in Saudi Arabia [second to Songline in the Group 3 Turf Sprint Cup in February at King Abdulaziz], the track was soft. On the rail in upper stretch, Saez angled his horse to their outside at the eighth pole, and Casa Creed responded with a powerful rally for the narrow win. “I had a little room on the rail but it was tricky because the favorite [No. 5, Arrest Me Red] was outside. He wants to run in the Jaipur every year.” Under Luis Saez, he covered the six furlongs for 3-year- olds and older in 1:07.44 on firm turf.

Globe-trotting Casa Creed returned to Belmont Park and defended his title in the June 11 $400000 Jaipur Stakes (G1T) with a thrilling victory over Arrest Me ...

Casa Creed improved to 6-4-4 in 26 starts in winning the $400,000 Jaipur, elevating his earnings to more than $1.4 million for Mike Francesa's JEH Racing Stable and Lee Einsidler's LRE Racing. The horse won for the first time since last year's race, ending a five-race losing streak. He changed leads in midstretch and finished with a flourish from third over the final furlong. Arrest Me Red inched a half-length past True Valour for the place. Saving ground on the turn under Luis Saez and cutting the corner into the stretch of the six-furlong turf race, he was able to reel in front-runners Arrest Me Red and True Valour for a half-length score. "I had a little room on the rail but it was tricky because the favorite (Arrest Me Red) was outside," Saez said. The off-the-pace runner has run exclusively between six furlongs and a mile since 2021.

Trainer Bill Mott said it best while at the same time showing off his wry sense of humor following Casa Creed's half-length victory over the 9-5 favorite ...

Casa Creed tipped out from behind the embattled pair of Arrest Me Red and Time Valour leaving the furlong grounds and finished full of run once in the clear to run down the top two in the final strides.\r\n\r\nArrest Me Red was under a snug hold stalking the pace of True Valour from the outset. “He wants to run in the Jaipur every year.”\r\n\r\nCasa Creed, a 6-year-old son of Jimmy Creed, rallied from last to capture the Grade 1 Jaipur for the first time here a year ago by two lengths. If I had to say which [Breeders’ Cup] race he’d run in right now, I’d have to say probably the Mile.”\r\n\r\n \r\n True Valour succumbed grudgingly to finish third, another half-length behind Arrest Me Red.\r\n\r\n Casa Creed is owned by LRE racing and JEH Racing Stable. He covered six furlongs over a firm course in 1:07.44, nearly three-fifths of a second faster than a year ago, and paid $10.40.\r\n\r\n“He’s a neat horse, a real warrior who has gotten better with age,” said Mott. “He got a beautiful trip. Winner of the Grade 2 Turf Sprint last month at Churchill Downs, Arrest Me Red engaged for command leaving the turn, briefly stuck his head in front between calls in late stretch, but could not withstand the winner. ELMONT, N.Y. - Trainer Bill Mott said it best while at the same time showing off his wry sense of humor following Casa Creed’s half-length victory over the 9-5 favorite Arrest Me Red in Saturday’s $400,000 Jaipur at Belmont Park.\r\n\r\n“We finally found out what this horse wants to do,” Mott said with a smile.

Casa Creed got clear with just enough time in the stretch to win the Jaipur for the second straight year for Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott.

Available to horse players nationwide, the NYRA Bets app is available for download today on iOS and Android at www.NYRABets.com. “I had a little room on the rail but it was tricky because the favorite was outside. The 38th running of the Jaipur for 3-year-olds and up was contested at six furlongs on the Widener turf course, where Casa Creed has found a home in one-turn events. As True Valour and Arrest Me Red took off for home still in front, Casa Creed cut the corner beautifully into the stretch and quickly found himself on the heels of the pacesetters. I’m pretty happy for the trainer and owner especially, they’re like family so I’m blessed to be a part. He’s such a trier,” said Motion. “I was so impressed with how he dug in with them at the top of the stretch. “He ran awesome. He wants to run in the Jaipur every year.” Trained by turf-sprint guru Wesley Ward, Arrest Me Red delivered another strong performance in defeat. He just has to have the right trip,” said Saez. “Today, we had a good trip. “This horse is a pretty nice horse, he can really run. “It’s great to get back-to-back wins in the Jaipur with him,” said Mott. “He’s a neat horse.