Noseda looks to the future

Newmarket trainer Jeremy Noseda is mapping out an international campaign for 2006 Ladbrokes St Leger winner Sixties Icon following his victory in the Letheby & Christopher Festival Stakes at Goodwood.

Noseda looks to the future
Fri, 23 May, 2008 - 09:31

Newmarket trainer Jeremy Noseda is mapping out an international campaign for 2006 Ladbrokes St Leger winner Sixties Icon following his victory in the Letheby & Christopher Festival Stakes at Goodwood.

Royal Ascot followed by a crack at the Arlington Million beckons for the five-year-old after he scored for the first time since May last year.

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