Beckett gears up for York

Ralph Beckett has a big date at York next week with his Oaks heroine Look Here and he warmed up for the Knavesmire as Outofoil claimed the second division of the EBF/Carmen Wines Maiden Stakes at Salisbury.

Beckett gears up for York
Thu, 14 Aug, 2008 - 08:26

Ralph Beckett has a big date at York next week with his Oaks heroine Look Here and he warmed up for the Knavesmire as Outofoil claimed the second division of the EBF/Carmen Wines Maiden Stakes at Salisbury.

Ryan Moore found a gap against the rail at the perfect moment on the 7-4 favourite and the combination kept on to score, all out, by a head from Frank Street.

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