Godolphin keep up the good work

Ashaawes continued Godolphin’s mid-summer rival with a cosy success under Frankie Dettori in the Melton Mowbray Conditions Stakes at Leicester.

Godolphin keep up the good work
Thu, 20 Jul, 2006 - 18:56

Ashaawes continued Godolphin’s mid-summer rival with a cosy success under Frankie Dettori in the Melton Mowbray Conditions Stakes at Leicester.

Fresh from their first Group win of the domestic season at Lingfield on Saturday, the boys in blue hit the target again as the 7-2 chance came home with a length and a half to spare.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: LeicesterPlace: LingfieldPlace: York’s EborPlace: WindsorPlace: SalisburyPlace: Blue TrojanPlace: LondonPlace: YarmouthPlace: ArgentinePerson: GodolphinPerson: AshaawesPerson: Frankie DettoriPerson: DettoriPerson: HumungousPerson: GandorPerson: Saeed Bin SuroorPerson: Bin SuroorPerson: Jimmy FortunePerson: John GosdenPerson: Ed DunlopPerson: FortunePerson: RaucousPerson: Amazing CharliePerson: ShumookhPerson: Bruce RaymondPerson: JimmyPerson: George BakerPerson: Sylvester KirkPerson: Seb SandersPerson: Jamie SpencerPerson: KirkPerson: Shes MilliePerson: Ralph BeckettPerson: LipoccoPerson: Sanders’Person: Mark JohnstonPerson: Peter MakinPerson: TedstalePerson: JazrawyEvent: Melton Mowbray Conditions StakesEvent: Mountsorrel Median Auction Maiden StakesEvent: 2005 OaksEvent: Raceday Hospitality Selling StakesEvent: BaytownEvent: Great Glen HandicapOrganisation: Gainsborough Stud
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