Thulliez hopes for quick getaway

Getaway aims for redemption and his first Group One victory in Sunday’s Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.

Thulliez hopes for quick getaway
Sat, 28 Jun, 2008 - 12:50

Getaway aims for redemption and his first Group One victory in Sunday’s Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.

The impressive winner of the Jockey Club Stakes was sent off a warm favourite for the Coronation Cup but looked all at sea at Epsom, eventually finishing fifth behind Aidan O’Brien’s Soldier Of Fortune.

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