Melbourne beckons for super Sans

Sans Frontieres will now flex his muscles in the Melbourne Cup after landing his first Group One prize in the Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh yesterday.

Melbourne beckons for super Sans
Sun, 12 Sep, 2010 - 11:13

Sans Frontieres will now flex his muscles in the Melbourne Cup after landing his first Group One prize in the Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh yesterday.

Rejuvenated of late by the application of headgear, Olivier Peslier rode a confident race on the Jeremy Noseda-trained 13-8 favourite.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: MelbournePlace: CurraghPlace: TipperaryPerson: SansPerson: Olivier PeslierPerson: Jeremy NosedaPerson: Profound BeautyPerson: PeslierPerson: Dermot WeldPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: William HillPerson: Barry SimpsonPerson: Robert OgdenPerson: JeremyPerson: SirPerson: RobertPerson: PathforkPerson: Vincent O’BrienPerson: Jessica HarringtonPerson: CasamentoPerson: ZoffanyPerson: HarringtonPerson: FranPerson: BerryPerson: Kevin PrendergastPerson: Declan McDonoghPerson: Emperor HadrianPerson: KatlaPerson: Pat SmullenPerson: ADMIRAL BARRYEvent: Melbourne CupEvent: Irish Field St LegerEvent: Irish Field Blenheim StakesEvent: Railway StakesEvent: Curragh Amateur Derby EBF HandicapOrganisation: Sans Frontieres
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