O'Brien double-handed in Anglesey

Aidan O’Brien will be double-handed in his bid to land the Group Three Dubai Duty Free Anglesey Stakes at the Curragh on Sunday.

The Ballydoyle handler will be represented by both Cougar Cat and Oratorio in the extended six-furlong contest with Mick Channon saddling Turnkey and Bryan McMahon running Dance Night.

All four lined up at Royal Ascot, with Cougar Cat finishing fourth to Blue Dakota in the Norfolk Stakes while Dance Night was a further eight lengths adrift back in sixth.

Turnkey, who finished second to Blue Dakota on his debut in April and won his next race by 11 lengths, clashed with Iceman in the Coventry and finished fifth while Oratorio came home in seventh.

Champion jockey Kieren Fallon teams up with emerging star of the training ranks David Wachman on two-length maiden winner Indesatchel.

Kay Two finished fourth in the Anheuser Busch Railway Stakes at the Curragh last month and will be ridden by Pat Smullen with Rare Cross and Slip Dance, a recent winner at Newmarket for Eamon Tyrrell, completing the eight-runner field.