Stoute ace back in the swing

Rob Roy’s disappointing year was given some belated lustre as he set the record straight in the Rolls-Royce Motor Cars London Joel Stakes at Newmarket.

Stoute ace back in the swing
Fri, 30 Sep, 2005 - 19:06

Rob Roy’s disappointing year was given some belated lustre as he set the record straight in the Rolls-Royce Motor Cars London Joel Stakes at Newmarket.

Sent off the second-favourite for the 2000 Guineas in May on the strength of reputation as much as his form, the Sir Michael Stoute-trained colt finished stone last of the 19 runners.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NewmarketPlace: DoncasterPlace: Royal AscotPlace: YorkPlace: NewburyPerson: StoutePerson: Rob RoyPerson: Michael StoutePerson: Mick KinanePerson: MickPerson: Henry CecilPerson: CecilPerson: Warren PlacePerson: Jimmy QuinnPerson: NotnowcatoPerson: Prince KhalidPerson: AbdullahPerson: MunsefPerson: John DunlopPerson: ZafonicPerson: DunlopPerson: RichardPerson: HillsPerson: James FanshawePerson: PangoPerson: Travis BlockPerson: Arm CandyPerson: Kevin DarleyPerson: James TollerPerson: Paul HanaganPerson: MaximixEvent: Motor Cars London Joel StakesEvent: 2000 GuineasEvent: GuineasEvent: Woodford Reserve HandicapEvent: Fishpools Furnishings Godolphin StakesEvent: King George V HandicapEvent: St Simon StakesEvent: HandicapEvent: Hungry Horse EBF Maiden StakesOrganisation: Focus Group
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