Act heading for Irish Oaks

Playful Act may yet get her chance to bid for Classic glory after making a successful return to action in the bet365 Lancashire Oaks at Haydock Park today.

Act heading for Irish Oaks
Sat, 02 Jul, 2005 - 18:12

Playful Act may yet get her chance to bid for Classic glory after making a successful return to action in the bet365 Lancashire Oaks at Haydock Park today.

The John Gosden-trained filly rounded off last season with a Group One success in the Fillies’Mile at Ascotand went into winter quarters a leading fancy for both the 1000 Guineas and Vodafone Oaks.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: Haydock ParkPlace: AscotandPlace: CurraghPlace: IrelandPlace: YorkPlace: Sadler’s WellsPlace: AphroditePlace: RibblesdalePlace: NewmarketPlace: Royal AscotPerson: John GosdenPerson: Jimmy FortunePerson: Natalie JanePerson: GosdenPerson: SangsterPerson: Ben SangsterPerson: JimmyPerson: FortunePerson: ShastyePerson: Twyla TharpPerson: GodolphinPerson: ZeitgeistPerson: Luca CumaniPerson: Nicky MackayPerson: MackayPerson: The GeezerPerson: David ElsworthPerson: EraserPerson: Richard QuinnPerson: QuinnPerson: Paddy PowerPerson: Danzili BayPerson: Peter Chapple-HyamPerson: Jamie SpencerPerson: Bold MarcPerson: SpencerEvent: Lancashire OaksEvent: Fillies’MileEvent: 1000 GuineasEvent: Vodafone OaksEvent: Darley Irish OaksEvent: Irish OaksEvent: Yorkshire OaksEvent: Ribblesdale StakesEvent: bet365 Old Newton CupEvent: Dante StakesEvent: H20 July TrophyEvent: ’s Own Yeomanry Handicap
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