Godolphin’s two chances to embellish impressive record

GODOLPHIN have two chances in today’s Prince Of Wales’s Stakes as they go in search of a fifth victory in the Group One event at Royal Ascot.

Godolphin’s two chances to embellish impressive record
Wed, 16 Jun, 2010 - 01:00
Nick Robson

Sheikh Mohammed’s operation were lucky enough to win it for four out of five years between 1998 and 2002 – but have been winless since.

The likes of Fantastic Light and Dubai Millennium are on the roll of honour for the boys in blue, who this year rely on Cavalryman, third in the Arc last year when trained by Andre Fabre, and Allybar, third in the Dubai World Cup in March.

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CourtsRacingPlace: Royal AscotPlace: DubaiPlace: AscotPlace: MeydanPlace: Warren PlacePlace: DoncasterPlace: JapanPerson: GodolphinPerson: Sheikh MohammedPerson: Andre FabrePerson: AllybarPerson: CavalrymanPerson: Saeed Bin SuroorPerson: Bin SuroorPerson: Gloria De CampeaoPerson: Mahmood Al ZarooniPerson: Al ZarooniPerson: Tom QueallyPerson: Henry CecilPerson: CecilPerson: QueallyPerson: Prince Khalid AbdullahPerson: Prince of WalesPerson: GoldikovaPerson: MawatheeqPerson: Angus GoldPerson: Sheikh Hamdan Al MaktoumPerson: Marcus TregoningPerson: MarcusPerson: GoldPerson: King GeorgePerson: TazeezPerson: Brigadier GerardPerson: Aga KhanPerson: ShalanayaPerson: Mikel Delzangles’Event: Prince Of Wales’s StakesEvent: Dubai World CupEvent: Coronation CupEvent: World CupEvent: Champion StakesEvent: QEII CupOrganisation: Fantastic LightOrganisation: Racing UK
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