Winter travels on Oxted’s agenda
Hong Kong and Dubai both possible destinations for Teal’s sprint star.
Oxted may be going on his travels to either Hong Kong or Dubai for his next run after signing off his domestic season with an eye-catching run in defeat at Ascot. Trainer Roger Teal has revealed his July Cup winner is a possible for the Group One Hong Kong Sprint in December – although he could give his stable star more time and wait for Dubai in March, when the Al Quoz Sprint would be the main objective. “We’ve been invited possibly to Hong Kong, but I think we’re going to see what happens with him and maybe go to Dubai next year,” said Teal. “We might go out there possibly for Super Saturday and World Cup night for the Al Quoz.“It’s not definite, but to be fair to the horse we might concentrate on that. We’ll be guided by him over the next week or so. “We’ve got next year to look forward. I don’t want to put too many miles on the clock. We’ve got an exciting year to look forward to next year.”
This is Hollie Doyle’s world, we’re just living in it! @HollieDoyle1 strikes for her first-ever Group 1 winner as Glen Shiel prevails in a thrilling Qipco British Champions Sprint.
What a day, what a season! #ChampionsDay pic.twitter.com/qGJjRKBZ6M — Racing TV (@RacingTV) October 17, 2020
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