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Great Barrier Reef (near side) is expected to reappear at the Curragh next weekend \ Healy Racing
AIDAN O’Brien may have trained the winner of the Group 1 Keeneland Phoenix Stakes 17 times in the past 29 years, but he has not been successful in any of the past three editions of the race.
Tuesday saw perfect weather to greet day one of Royal Ascot and racegoers and TV viewers were served up a visual treat with enough shock and intrigue to please all tastes
The Coventry Stakes winner heads the 10 confirmations for the Group 1 race at the Curragh
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