European Round-Up
The Last Lion Lands Sirenia Stakes
The colt, who has yet to finish out of the first three in eight career starts, was settled on the shoulder of the pacesetter by jockey Joe Fanning and travelled strongly into the lead at the top of the straight. Once shaken up he quickened clear for an impressive four length victory over the running-on... Read More
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Intelligence Cross Appreciates Drop In Grade
The son of War Front (Danzig) trailed the exciting Mehmas (Acclamation) in both the July Stakes (Gr 2, 6f) at Newmarket and Richmond Stakes (Gr 2, 6f) at Goodwood on his last two starts, but was far too strong for these rivals. The bay colt travelled smoothly before pulling four and a half lengths clear... Read More
Lady Aurelia Lands Prix Morny
The Wesley Ward-trained filly, who was a hugely impressive winner of the Queen Mary Stakes (Gr 2, 5f) at Royal Ascot on her previous start, was sharp out of the gates under Frankie Dettori and set a solid gallop from the outset. Dettori asked her to stretch 400 metres out and, while it turned out... Read More
Escobar Preserves Unbeaten Record
The colt, who won impressively over the same course and distance on his debut on 15 July, sat off the early pace set by Frankuus (Frankel) in the hands of Frankie Dettori. He cruised into contention just over a furlong and a half out and quickened impressively to beat the stakes-placed Mr Scaramanga (Sir Percy)... Read More
Emphatic Caravaggio
The strapping colt, who beat the subsequent dual Group Two winner Mehmas (Acclamation) in the Coventry Stakes (Gr 2, 6f) at Royal Ascot on his previous start, was sent off the 1-8 favourite and always looked like landing the short odds. Held up off the pace by replacement jockey Seamie Heffernan, with Ryan Moore sidelined... Read More
War Decree Takes Out Vintage Stakes
The Aidan O’Brien-trained juvenile travelled smoothly throughout in the hands of Ryan Moore, who manoeuvred his mount off the rails to deliver his challenge approaching the final furlong. The colt picked up well when asked to quicken, sweeping through to beat the Godolphin-owned pair Thunder Snow (Helmet) and Boynton (More Than Ready) by a length... Read More