Hawk Wing can silence critics for good

Aidan O'Brien's Hawk Wing can silence his remaining critics for good by winning the Queen Anne Stakes.

Mon, 16 Jun, 2003 - 18:11

Aidan O'Brien's Hawk Wing can silence his remaining critics for good by winning the Queen Anne Stakes.

The mile race has been elevated to Group One status for the first time and it would be fitting if horse of Hawk Wing’s stature were to be the inaugural victor.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Aidan O'Brien's Hawk Wing can silence his remaining critics for good by winning the Queen Anne Stakes.

<p>Genoah and Leigh Roche (left) win for trainer Michael O'Callaghan from San Andreas and Take Heart. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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