Enable “very much” on course for September Stakes
Leger-winning stablemate Logician also entered for Kempton feature, but high-profile pair will not clash.
Enable is the star attraction among nine entries for the Unibet September Stakes at Kempton on Saturday. John Gosden’s dual Arc heroine was imperious in winning her third King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot in late July, after which she was widely expected to head to the Ebor Festival at York. Click Here For Exclusive MansionBet Promotion However, with a hat-trick bid in Paris very much Enable’s chief objective, connections opted to sidestep a potential clash with the brilliant Love in the Yorkshire Oaks and instead head for a Group Three on the all-weather she won en route to Arc glory in 2018.She’s done it! ? ? ?
Enable wins a third King George and makes history! ? Watch LIVE? @ITV? https://t.co/fJXuj4d6h6 pic.twitter.com/FITOUCnxnq — ITV Racing (@itvracing) July 25, 2020
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