O'Brien hopes Yeats can turn French form around

Aidan O’Brien is hoping Yeats can put his poor record in France behind him when he lines up in the Prix Royal-Oak at Longchamp on Sunday.

Fri, 24 Oct, 2008 - 16:44

Aidan O’Brien is hoping Yeats can put his poor record in France behind him when he lines up in the Prix Royal-Oak at Longchamp on Sunday.

The seven-year-old made history back in June when winning the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot for the third time, marking him down as one of the best stayers of all time.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: France Place: Longchamp Place: Royal Ascot Place: Cadran Person: O'Brien Person: Yeats Person: Aidan O’Brien Person: O’Brien Person: Johnny Person: Murtagh Person: Mikhail Fokine Person: Moonstone Event: Prix Royal-Oak Event: Irish Oaks

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