Ascot victor Santosha handed Lowther mission
Loughnane targeting York with Group Three winner.
Princess Margaret Stakes winner Santosha will head to the Group Two Sky Bet Lowther Stakes at York later this month. The two-year-old was an impressive winner of the Ascot contest, prevailing by three-quarters of a length from Kevin Ryan’s Hala Hala Hala. Trainer David Loughnane now has a trip to the Knavesmire planned for the filly, with the six-furlong event on August 20 her target.“She’s had a quiet time since Ascot, but she’s come out of the race really well.” While Loughnane will stick at six furlongs for the Lowther, the handler believes an eventual step up in trip will benefit the filly.
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