All systems go for Visindar’s Derby tilt

CONNECTIONS of Visindar do not anticipate the unique track or the big-race ballyhoo being a problem for the Vodafone Derby favourite at Epsom on Saturday week.

All systems go for Visindar’s Derby tilt
Tue, 23 May, 2006 - 01:00

The son of 2000 Derby hero Sinndar has been all the rage for the race since an effortless victory in a Group Two at Saint-Cloud earlier in the month.

The Aga Khan-owned three-year-old is as short as 6-4 to land what would be a first Derby for master French trainer Andre Fabre.

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