Sagaro next for Wing wonder

Gull Wing will dip her toe into Group company later this month with an outing in Ascot after taking the Weatherbys Bank “Further Flight” Stakes at Nottingham.

Sagaro next for Wing wonder
Thu, 03 Apr, 2008 - 08:14

Gull Wing will dip her toe into Group company later this month with an outing in Ascot after taking the Weatherbys Bank “Further Flight” Stakes at Nottingham.

The filly acquitted herself well over middle distances last summer but relished the step up to a mile and six furlongs as she outfought Shipmaster for a nose success at odds of 6-1.

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