Mullins sets sights on Ascot Gold for Princess Zoe
Next year’s Royal meeting a possible target for star stayer.
A trip to Saudi Arabia and a tilt at Gold Cup glory at Royal Ascot are among the potential targets for Princess Zoe next season after her winning run came to an end in France on Sunday. The Tony Mullins-trained mare has enjoyed a meteoric rise since being bought from Germany this year, progressing from a mark of 64 when second on her Irish debut at Navan in June to claim top-level honours in the Prix du Cadran on Arc weekend earlier this month. The five-year-old was bidding for a sixth successive win on her return to Paris for the Prix Royal-Oak in todays horse racing results – and while she came up a little short, she was far from disgraced in finishing fourth behind the Mark Johnston-trained Subjectivist.So tough! Subjectivist makes all under a perfect Joe Fanning ride to win the Prix Royal-Oak at @paris_longchamp!
A Group 1 double in France this weekend for @Johnston_Racing ? pic.twitter.com/knx1iRamQ6— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) October 25, 2020
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