Aidan O’Brien’s colt trails in disappointing eighth placeRace won by Sierra Leone, another Coolmore horseIn racing, as in life, it is always a good idea to have a Plan B. City Of Troy’s audacious challenge for the Breeders’ Cup Classic here on Saturday was over almost before it had begun, but his owners from the Coolmore Stud syndicate were still all …
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Starlust stormed to victory in the Prevagen Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar for the Arc-winning combination of trainer Ralph Beckett and jockey Rossa Ryan.
Coolmore got their hands on the Longines Breeders' Cup Classic, but it was Sierra Leone and not City Of Troy who landed the spoils, as Aidan O'Brien's quest for a fairytale success in Del Mar ended in disappointment.
Sir Alastair Cook has hailed Liam Livingstone's "coming-of-age" knock after England's stand-in captain hit his maiden ODI century against West Indies to level the series and set up a decider.
Sierra Leone wins the Breeders' Cup Classic to deny City of Troy a glorious farewell in his last race before retiring.
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