Lucarno team turn to Ascot

John Gosden is considering a crack at Duke Of Marmalade in the George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes after Lucarno bounced back to winning form on the second day of Newmarket’s July meeting.

Lucarno team turn to Ascot
Fri, 11 Jul, 2008 - 08:25

John Gosden is considering a crack at Duke Of Marmalade in the George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes after Lucarno bounced back to winning form on the second day of Newmarket’s July meeting.

Stan James and Coral trimmed the four-year-old to 10-1 and 12s respectively for the Ascot showpiece last this month after he made all under Jimmy Fortune to capture the Princess of Wales’s WBX.com Stakes.

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