Hunter's Light shines at Hamilton

Saeed bin Suroor is looking forward to seeing Hunter's Light test his powers at Group level again in the near future after he secured Listed-race honours in the Glasgow Stakes at Hamilton today.

Hunter's Light shines at Hamilton
Thu, 14 Jul, 2011 - 20:07

Saeed bin Suroor is looking forward to seeing Hunter's Light test his powers at Group level again in the near future after he secured Listed-race honours in the Glasgow Stakes at Hamilton today.

The one-mile-three-furlong contest acted as a Derby trial when run at York for many years, with Commander In Chief doing the double in 1993.

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