Genki set to step back up

Genki will return to the highest level in the July Cup after recording his first Pattern-race success in the Chipchase Stakes at Newcastle.

Genki set to step back up
Sun, 26 Jun, 2011 - 12:08

Genki will return to the highest level in the July Cup after recording his first Pattern-race success in the Chipchase Stakes at Newcastle.

The seven-year-old had run down the field in the Duke Of York Stakes and in the Golden Jubilee at Royal Ascot.

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