Santiago to lead O’Brien trio in St Leger
Tiger Moth headed elsewhere as latest Ballydoyle plans confirmed.
Santiago will lead a three-strong team for Aidan O’Brien in the Pertemps St Leger – with Tiger Moth set to head elsewhere. Irish Derby winner Santiago is set to be joined at Doncaster on Saturday by Dawn Patrol and Mythical. Tiger Moth, a fast-finishing second to Santiago in the Curragh Classic, has options at home this weekend – or could even join stablemate and Investec Derby winner Serpentine in the Grand Prix de Paris.“Tiger Moth could either go to Leopardstown or Longchamp, the Grand Prix with Serpentine or the Kilternan (Paddy Power ‘Is It 2021 Yet?’ Stakes) at Leopardstown.” O’Brien confirmed recently that Frankie Dettori is likely to be part of his team for the Classic once again – the two having teamed up for St Leger success in 2005 with Scorpion.
🇨🇱 Santiago wins the Group One @DDFRacing Irish Derby
A 14th victory for Aidan O’Brien & a fourth success in the Irish Classic for Seamie Heffernan at the @curraghrace 👏🏻 A 1-2-3-4 for the master of @Ballydoyle Results ➡ https://t.co/sBcsavHpYf pic.twitter.com/OBDouVg8bY — Racing TV (@RacingTV) June 27, 2020
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