Sleuth back in the groove

Brian Meehan reports Super Sleuth to be back in work after missing more than half of the season.

Sun, 18 Oct, 2009 - 11:55

Brian Meehan reports Super Sleuth to be back in work after missing more than half of the season.

The chestnut ran a stormer to be third to Ghanaati at 33-1 in the 1000 Guineas, but was a bitter disappointment when the second favourite for the Irish version.

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