James Eustace is hoping War Artist can overcome a “horrible” draw in the Duke of York Hearthstead Homes Stakes on the Knavesmire tomorrow.

Kerrin McEvoy is looking forward to riding fast-improving colt Elusive Warning in Saturday’s Godolphin Mile at Nad Al Sheba.

Kerrin McEvoy benefited in part from Godolphin’s electric run of form by grabbing a double at Lingfield.

Godolphin endured a curate’s egg of an afternoon at Lingfield with a promising debut winner but yet another let-down from their record purchase Jalil.

Kerrin McEvoy demonstrated just why he is in such demand these days with an well-timed ride to land the feature Thomas Eggar Stakes at Goodwood.

Ted Durcan has landed the plum mount aboard Salford Mill in the Vodafone Derby with Kerrin McEvoy set to be claimed for a Godolphin-owned runner in the premier Classic.

Tax Free shattered the five-furlong course record when he bolted up in the Prestwold Conditions Stakes at Leicester.

Aidan O’Brien tightened his grip on the betting for the Classics with a Group One double thanks to Horatio Nelson and Rumplestiltskin at Longchamp.

Peeress, the biggest-priced of Sir Michael Stoute’s three runners, won the Kingdom of Bahrain Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket.

Jeff Smith looks to have another smart juvenile in his ownership after Doctor Dash showed plenty of speed to capture the Listed Weatherbys Bank Stonehenge Stakes at Salisbury today.

Sleeping Indian resumed winning ways with a gutsy display to win the Group Three stanjamesuk.com Hungerford Stakes at Newbury.

KIEREN FALLON believes Ouija Board is the main danger to his mount, North Light, in tomorrow’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.

Australian jockey Kerrin McEvoy will keep the plum ride on multiple Group One winner Warrsan in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Rule Of Law remains firmly on course for Saturday’s betfair.com St Leger at Doncaster after pleasing connections in a spin on Monday morning.

FRANKIE DETTORI remains undecided over his likely choice of mount in next week’s Vodafone Oaks, despite partnering Punctilious – the outsider of the two in current ante-post betting – in a workout on the Limekilns yesterday morning.

Godolphin hopes Sundrop and Punctilious head the list of 21 fillies, who stood their ground for the Vodafone Oaks at Thursday’s forfeit stage.

All the leading fancies stood their ground as a total of 25 horses were left at the second forfeit stage for the Vodafone Derby today.

Kerrin McEvoy, Godolphin’s new number two jockey, has appointed Hugh Taylor as his agent for the season.