Princess Zoe team mulling hurdles switch
Group One winner did not sell at Tattersalls last week.
Connections of popular Group One-winning mare Princess Zoe could switch codes and try her over hurdles, trainer Tony Mullins has confirmed. Winner of the 2020 Prix du Cadran and runner-up in last year’s Ascot Gold Cup, the seven-year-old grey mare has proved one of the most consistent and versatile performers on the Flat. The German-bred daughter of Jukebox Jury showed characteristic toughness in running at the highest level on five starts this summer. Her sole race outside of Group One company proved a winning effort, taking the Group Three Sagaro at Ascot from Quickthorn in April.Princess Zoe for @tonymullins84:
🏇 Five races🥇 Four wins🏆 Listed scorer🏆 Three-time Galway heroine⭐️ Stable star It’s Listed glory for Princess Zoe at her beloved @Galway_Races in the Listed feature @joeysheridan8Results & free replays ➡ https://t.co/sBcsavHpYf pic.twitter.com/K7SaxIMWKB — Racing TV (@RacingTV) September 8, 2020
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