Leader to drop in distance

City Leader will drop back in trip for his next outing, with two potential targets on the agenda.

Thu, 03 Jul, 2008 - 13:32

City Leader will drop back in trip for his next outing, with two potential targets on the agenda.

The Brian Meehan-trained grey proved himself an exceptional juvenile, winning the Royal Lodge Stakes and finishing second to Raven’s Pass in the Solario Stakes and Ibn Khaldun in the Racing Post Trophy.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Raven’s Pass Place: Royal Ascot Place: Maisons-Laffitte Place: York Person: City Leader Person: Brian Meehan Person: Ibn Khaldun Person: Ben Sangster Event: Royal Lodge Stakes Event: Solario Stakes Event: King Edward VI Stakes Event: Prix Eugene Adam Event: Skybet Stakes

<p>I A Connect and Caragh Monaghan (red) lead Uncle Pat and Paul Townend (yellow) over the last fence in the Randox Ulster National, with eventual winner Born Braver and Keith Donoghue (orange) just approaching the fence. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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