Al Kazeem gets green light for Arc

Al Kazeem has been given the go-ahead to run in the Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on October 6.

Al Kazeem gets green light for Arc
Wed, 18 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Keith Hamer

Trainer Roger Charlton and owner John Deer have decided to let the triple Group One winner take his chance in the Paris showpiece over a mile and a half.

James Doyle has got the thumbs-up to again ride the five-year-old after recently being appointed retained jockey to Khalid Abdullah.

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CourtsRacingPlace: LongchampPlace: ParisPlace: LeopardstownPlace: AustraliaPlace: CurraghPlace: Flemington ParkPlace: FrancePerson: Al KazeemPerson: Roger CharltonPerson: John DeerPerson: James DoylePerson: Khalid AbdullahPerson: DeerPerson: Johnny MurtaghPerson: Andrew TinklerPerson: DunadenPerson: Green MoonPerson: Mikel DelzanglesPerson: Robert HickmottPerson: Ed DunlopPerson: Delzangles’Person: Dermot WeldPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: O’BrienPerson: Ernest HemingwayPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: Marco BottiPerson: DandinoPerson: Saeed Bin SuroorPerson: AhzeemahPerson: GodolphinEvent: Qatar Prix de l’Arc de TriompheEvent: Irish St LegerEvent: Emirates Melbourne CupEvent: Classic atEvent: Melbourne CupsOrganisation: Royal DiamondOrganisation: Voleuse De CoeursOrganisation: St Leger
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