Off-colour Oxted to miss Sprint Cup
Teal’s July Cup winner pulled out of Haydock after poor gallop.
Oxted will miss the Betfair Sprint Cup at Haydock following an unsatisfactory workout on Tuesday morning. Roger Teal’s stable star has established himself as one of the season’s leading speedsters, following up victory in the Abernant Stakes with a popular triumph in the July Cup at Newmarket – a first Group One success for both Teal and jockey Cieren Fallon. Click Here For Exclusive MansionBet Promotion The four-year-old son of Mayson was a best priced 4-1 second-favourite for Saturday’s top-level feature on Merseyside, but Teal has confirmed his charge will not be making the trip north.As to not mis-lead the punters out there.Oxted is a NON Runner on Saturday
He wasn’t his usual self this morning and we have made the decision to pull him out.We are desperately disaappointed for the whole team And connections It’s better to let people know straight away. — Roger Teal ? (@RogerTealRacing) September 1, 2020
Oxted (Mayson) follows his father with success in the Darley July Cup ?
The biggest victory in the career of @RogerTealRacing, and what about the jockey – still a claiming apprentice, and a Group 1 winner on his just his second ride at the highest level! @CierenFallonJr pic.twitter.com/BsDviF5hzC — Racing TV (@RacingTV) July 11, 2020
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