Dunlop still hopeful with Ouija Board

TRAINER Ed Dunlop said yesterday that the injury his star filly Ouija Board suffered at York last week was “not career-threatening at this stage”.

Dunlop still hopeful with Ouija Board
Wed, 22 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

Last season’s Horse of the Year lost a shoe when finishing a disappointing seventh behind Azamour in the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at the Royal meeting.

It was reported that she also had a quarter-crack problem.

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