Poet’s Voice has Celebration Mile target

Godolphin’s Group One-winning colt Poet’s Voice has the Betfair Celebration Mile at Goodwood as a potential comeback target.

Sun, 31 Jul, 2011 - 11:28

Godolphin’s Group One-winning colt Poet’s Voice has the Betfair Celebration Mile at Goodwood as a potential comeback target.

The four-year-old ran away with the Group Two contest last year and used that race as a platform for the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, where he beat Rip Van Winkle in a thrilling finish.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Goodwood Place: Europe Person: Godolphin Person: Rip Van Winkle Person: Saeed Bin Suroor Person: Simon Crisford Event: Celebration Mile Event: Betfair Celebration Mile Event: Queen Elizabeth II Stakes Event: Dubai World Cup

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