O'Brien happy with Improved display

Aidan O’Brien expects Most Improved to live up to his name after last year’s St James’s Palace Stakes winner finished third behind stablemate Flying The Flag on his comeback run in the eFlow ’You First’ International Stakes at the Curragh.

O'Brien happy with Improved display

Aidan O’Brien expects Most Improved to live up to his name after last year’s St James’s Palace Stakes winner finished third behind stablemate Flying The Flag on his comeback run in the eFlow ’You First’ International Stakes at the Curragh.

The Ballydoyle trainer felt the four-year-old, formerly with Brian Meehan, is sure to benefit from his first start for 251 days.

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