Sun shines for O'Brien and Murtagh

Haradasun justified the adventurous decision to move him from Australia to the care of Aidan O'Brien by getting his new stable off to the best possible start at Royal Ascot in the Queen Anne Stakes.

Sun shines for O'Brien and Murtagh

Haradasun justified the adventurous decision to move him from Australia to the care of Aidan O'Brien by getting his new stable off to the best possible start at Royal Ascot in the Queen Anne Stakes.

His part-owner Frank Tagg tried a similar ploy with Haradasun's half-brother Elvstroem three years ago and was rewarded with third spot in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes.

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