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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.
Does Push The Boat Out really want to go up to seven furlongs? Did we see another classic contender emerge from Ballydoyle? Our timing expert assesses the key race data
Six individual trainers represented in Sunday's Group 1 race at the Curragh
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