Workforce handed stall repeat in Arc

The first three home from last year‘s Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe will lock horns once again at Longchamp on Sunday.

Workforce handed stall repeat in Arc
Fri, 30 Sep, 2011 - 11:51

The first three home from last year‘s Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe will lock horns once again at Longchamp on Sunday.

Sir Michael Stoute’s Workforce, last year‘s winner, will again break from gate eight under Ryan Moore.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: LongchampPlace: Treasure BeachPlace: St Nicholas AbbeyPlace: southern hemispherePlace: EuropePlace: BallydoylePlace: AustraliaPlace: Royal AscotPlace: IrelandPlace: LeopardstownPlace: KiwiPerson: SirPerson: Michael StoutePerson: Ryan MoorePerson: Nakayama FestaPerson: Alain de Royer-DuprePerson: SarafinaPerson: John GosdenPerson: marvelPerson: William BuickPerson: Andre FabrePerson: DanedreamPerson: Ed DunlopPerson: Snow FairyPerson: Frankie DettoriPerson: Freddie HeadPerson: GalikovaPerson: GoldikovaPerson: Aidan O‘BrienPerson: Seamie HeffernanPerson: Colm O’DonoghuePerson: JosephPerson: Hiruno D‘AmourPerson: Royer-DuprePerson: SharetaPerson: Dato Tan Chin NamPerson: Duncan RamagePerson: RamagePerson: ArcEvent: Qatar Prix de l’Arc de TriompheEvent: Investec DerbyEvent: Grand Prix de ParisEvent: Prix NielEvent: French DerbyEvent: Prince Of Wales’s StakesEvent: Melbourne CupOrganisation: Workforce
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