O'Brien not doubting Thomas

Aidan O’Brien hopes the favourable Longchamp weather forecast is accurate ahead of the Prix de l’Arc de Triomph on Sunday.

Tue, 02 Oct, 2007 - 12:36

Aidan O’Brien hopes the favourable Longchamp weather forecast is accurate ahead of the Prix de l’Arc de Triomph on Sunday.

The Ballydoyle handler is likely to saddle Dylan Thomas and Soldier Of Fortune in the premier mile-and-a-half test, with the former a proven good-ground performer.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Person: O'Brien Person: Thomas Aidan O’Brien Person: Aidan O’Brien Person: Ballydoyle Person: Dylan Thomas Person: Soldier Of Fortune Person: Dylan Person: O’Brien Person: Kieren Person: Fallon Person: Johnny Person: Murtagh Event: Prix de l’Arc de Triomph Organisation: Longchamp Organisation: Racing Post

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