O'Brien takes strong team of runners to Royal Ascot

Aidan O'Brien is taking one of his strongest-ever teams of runners to the five-day Royal Ascot meeting, which gets underway in Britain today.

Tue, 19 Jun, 2007 - 10:03

Aidan O'Brien is taking one of his strongest-ever teams of runners to the five-day Royal Ascot meeting, which gets underway in Britain today.

George Washington is head of the Ballydoyle battalion on day one of the festival, where he has a big chance of winning the Queen Anne Stakes.

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