Imperial strides to Derby success

Imperial Stride continued his climb up the middle-distance ranks with an emphatic success in the Daily Record Scottish Derby at Ayr today.

Imperial strides to Derby success
Mon, 18 Jul, 2005 - 20:07

Imperial Stride continued his climb up the middle-distance ranks with an emphatic success in the Daily Record Scottish Derby at Ayr today.

The 10-furlong Group Two contest attracted only four runners and the Michael Stoute-trained colt was backed into 1-2 to complete a three-timer following Listed wins at York and Newmarket.

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