Dalakhani set to rule at the Curragh

A mouth-watering prospect is on the cards at the Curragh on Sunday week when Vodafone Derby hero Kris Kin could clash with Dalakhani, the winner of the Prix du Jockey-Club, in the Budweiser Irish Derby.

Dalakhani set to rule at the Curragh
Sat, 21 Jun, 2003 - 14:28

A mouth-watering prospect is on the cards at the Curragh on Sunday week when Vodafone Derby hero Kris Kin could clash with Dalakhani, the winner of the Prix du Jockey-Club, in the Budweiser Irish Derby.

Add The Great Gatsby and Alamshar, who were second and third to Kris Kin at Epsom, and all the ingredients are there for a Classic to savour at the Curragh.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CurraghPlace: EpsomPlace: IrelandPlace: FrancePlace: ChantillyPlace: NewcastlePlace: Royal AscotPlace: Gosforth ParkPlace: Bay Of IslandsPlace: DoncasterPlace: GoodwoodPlace: FlownawayPlace: AscotPerson: DalakhaniPerson: Kris KinPerson: AlamsharPerson: Aga KhanPerson: Pat DownesPerson: Alain de Royer-DuprePerson: John OxxPerson: Royer-DuprePerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: Brian BoruPerson: John SmithPerson: James GivenPerson: Hugs DancerPerson: HugsPerson: Dave MorrisPerson: ZibelinePerson: Rod MillmanPerson: Peter HarrisPerson: Barathea BlazerPerson: Harry HerbertPerson: Willie JarvisEvent: Vodafone DerbyEvent: Prix du Jockey-ClubEvent: Budweiser Irish DerbyEvent: Irish DerbyEvent: French DerbyEvent: DerbyEvent: Pitmen’s DerbyEvent: Northumberland PlateEvent: Gold CupEvent: Old Newton CupEvent: Tote EborEvent: Tote Chester CupOrganisation: EpsomOrganisation: Highclere Thoroughbred Racing
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