Finsceal Beo bouncing ahead of Duty Free assignment

TRAINER Jim Bolger insists four-year-old filly Finsceal Beo is “back to her very best” ahead of Saturday’s Dubai Duty Free at Nad Al Sheba.

Finsceal Beo bouncing ahead of Duty Free assignment

The daughter of Mr Greeley won the English and Irish 1000 Guineas last year, but was denied a clean sweep of all three major European fillies’ Classics after being beaten a head by fellow Duty Free contender Darjina in the French equivalent.

But Bolger is confident Finsceal Beo can bring the 66-year-old his first taste of victory on World Cup night after Alexander Goldrun finished sixth in the 2005 Duty Free and fifth in the Dubai Sheema Classic the following year.

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