Plans for Ghaiyyath next outing not rubber-stamped yet – Appleby
‘We’re in a very fortunate position to have a horse like him at 10 or 12 furlongs’.
Charlie Appleby has revealed a decision on whether Ghaiyyath goes for the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown on Saturday week is likely to be made at the weekend. The Godolphin-owned five-year-old has been a revelation this year and is currently rated the best horse in the world after a hat-trick of Group One victories in the Coronation Cup, Coral-Eclipse Stakes and Juddmonte International. Click Here For Exclusive MansionBet Promotion He has other possible targets in the autumn, including the Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and the Qipco Champion Stakes. “We’ve got our eye on the Irish Champion Stakes, but we’ve got another 10 days to go yet so we’ve not rubber-stamped anything,” Appleby told Sky Sports Racing.
Easy in the end for Ghaiyyath. The best in the world? pic.twitter.com/JFncSPUrxg
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