Absent law could go for Irish derby

Rule Of Law has been ruled out of tomorrow’s King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Absent law could go for Irish derby
Thu, 17 Jun, 2004 - 19:01

Rule Of Law has been ruled out of tomorrow’s King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot.

The Godolphin colt, a fast-finishing second to North Light in the Vodafone Derby, has a low-grade upper respiratory infection.

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