Tungsten aimed at Royal Bullseye

Tungsten Strike is a 20-1 chance with Coral for the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot after making virtually all to land the Woodcote Stud Sagaro Stakes at the Berkshire track.

Tungsten aimed at Royal Bullseye
Thu, 03 May, 2007 - 11:30

Tungsten Strike is a 20-1 chance with Coral for the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot after making virtually all to land the Woodcote Stud Sagaro Stakes at the Berkshire track.

Amanda Perrett’s six-year-old finished eighth behind Yeats in the premier staying contest last summer, but his trainer is confident of a better run with another year on his back.

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