First four at Epsom Oaks to run in Darley

The first four home in the Epsom Oaks have all been entered for Sunday's Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh.

The Henry Cecil-trained Light Shift has been supplemented to the Classic at a cost of €50,000 having won the English classic and will again be opposed by Peeping Fawn, All My Loving and Four Sins.

Peeping Fawn landed the Audi Pretty Polly Stakes at the Curragh last week.

John McStay is the new Deputy Senior Steward at the Irish Turf Club.

He will succeed Nicholas Watchman, who becomes Senior Steward in December.