Cross waits for Curragh date

Rising Cross is likely to tackle the Darley Irish Oaks on Sunday week after connections decided to bypass the bet365 Lancashire Oaks at Haydock on Saturday.

Cross waits for Curragh date
Fri, 07 Jul, 2006 - 15:05

Rising Cross is likely to tackle the Darley Irish Oaks on Sunday week after connections decided to bypass the bet365 Lancashire Oaks at Haydock on Saturday.

Connections of the three-year-old are set to supplement her for the Curragh race after she finished second to Alexandrova in the Vodafone Oaks on her penultimate start.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: HaydockPlace: San SiroPlace: ItalyPlace: MerseysidePlace: AlessandriaPlace: EpsomPlace: NewburyPlace: WarwickPerson: CrossPerson: Rising CrossPerson: AlexandrovaPerson: John BestPerson: Cape CrossPerson: Gary TanakaPerson: Jimmy FortunePerson: Paul ColePerson: Jamie SpencerPerson: FortunePerson: Ed DunlopPerson: Innocent AirPerson: Rae GuestPerson: GuiliaPerson: Kevin DarleyPerson: HaydockPerson: DarleyPerson: Luca CumaniPerson: Princess NadaPerson: CumaniPerson: ChepstowPerson: AllegrettoPerson: StoutePerson: Peter Chapple-HyamPerson: Clive BrittainPerson: Eoghan O’NeillEvent: Darley Irish OaksEvent: Lancashire OaksEvent: CurraghEvent: Vodafone OaksEvent: Italian OaksEvent: Irish OaksEvent: EpsomEvent: Warwickshire OaksEvent: OaksOrganisation: Marachi Band
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