Meditate remains unbeaten in Debutante
Royal Ascot winner handled step up in trip.
Meditate maintained her unbeaten record with a straightforward victory in the Alpha Centauri Debutante Stakes at the Curragh. Last seen winning the Albany Stakes at Royal Ascot where she beat a subsequent Group Two winner in Mawj, she was returning from a 64-day break. While at the two furlong pole Olivia Maralda appeared to be briefly travelling the better of the two, Ryan Moore had yet to fully ask for everything. Joseph O’Brien’s Thornbrook also emerged looking a threat but Moore was just waiting for the right time to press the button.⭐️ Meditate – still unbeaten
🏇 Four races🥇 Four wins🏆 G2 Alpha Centauri Debutante Stakes 🏆 G3 Albany Stakes💪 She shows a fine attitude to complete a four-timer for Aidan O’Brien & Ryan Moore @curraghrace @Ballydoyle pic.twitter.com/NLNRikzb4Q— Racing TV (@RacingTV) August 20, 2022
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