Phoenix ready to rise to occasion

Phoenix Reach is "fighting fit and raring to go" ahead of his big test in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Newbury on Saturday.

Phoenix ready to rise to occasion
Wed, 20 Jul, 2005 - 19:06

Phoenix Reach is "fighting fit and raring to go" ahead of his big test in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Newbury on Saturday.

Andrew Balding's globetrotting star last raced when second in the Singapore Airlines International Cup in May but suffered a bad reaction to treatment for a bout of colic last Friday.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NewburyPlace: BritainPlace: Hong KongPlace: DubaiPlace: Sadler's WellsPlace: AscotPlace: Royal AscotPlace: YorkPlace: CurraghPerson: Phoenix ReachPerson: Andrew BaldingPerson: BaldingPerson: DoyenPerson: King GeorgePerson: AzamourPerson: Grey SwallowPerson: EswarahPerson: Kerrin McEvoyPerson: GodolphinPerson: BandariPerson: McEvoyPerson: Thierry GilletPerson: Pat SmullenPerson: GilletPerson: BagoPerson: SmullenPerson: Dermot WeldPerson: Richard OsgoodPerson: King George VIEvent: George VIEvent: Queen Elizabeth Diamond StakesEvent: King George VIEvent: Singapore Airlines International CupEvent: Hardwicke StakesEvent: Irish DerbyEvent: Tattersalls Gold CupEvent: Grand Prix de Saint-CloudOrganisation: Racing PostOrganisation: The Races
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