Flight taking summer holiday

Day Flight is having a midsummer break and will therefore miss the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes.

Wed, 13 Jul, 2005 - 16:16

Day Flight is having a midsummer break and will therefore miss the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes.

Trainer John Gosden today ruled the four-year-old out of the Group One showpiece at Newbury on Saturday week following his busy first half of the season.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Newbury Place: San Siro Place: Baden-Baden Place: Chester Place: Kempton Place: Newmarket Person: John Gosden Person: Gosden Person: Sadler’s Wells Person: Gamut Event: King George VI Event: Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes

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