International Horse Racing

• Best Terms for Cheveley

  Best Terms will face eight rivals as she bids to stretch her 100 per cent record to five in the Cheveley Park Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday.

   
• Oxx’s poser with Sea

  John Oxx is still unsure over what trip Born To Sea will be campaigned next season.

   
• Soumillon misses Arc

  Christophe Soumillon is to miss the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe meeting at Longchamp next month after failing in an appeal against a 15-day riding ban.

   
• Vaughan to Dance again at Keeneland

  Dance And Dance will remain in America to contest the Grade One Shadwell Mile at Keeneland on October 8.

   
• Frankel “in great shape”

  Frankel remains in fine health at Sir Henry Cecil’s stable ahead of his final run of the season in next month’s Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot.

   
• Stoute satisfied with Workforce work

  Workforce and Ryan Moore made their first semi-public appearance together since July in a racecourse gallop at Sandown which left connections satisfied ahead of a far more important date just a week and a half away.

   
• Melbourne ruled out for Meeznah

  English stayer Meeznah will not be heading to Australia for a crack at the Melbourne Cup.

   
• Arc-winning trainer Jarvis dies

  Michael Jarvis, who trained Carroll House to win Europe’s most prestigious race the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe in 1989, has died aged 73.

   
• Wigmore Hall wins in Canada

  British horse Wigmore Hall posted a first victory at the highest level when he landed the Northern Dancer Turf at Woodbine in Toronto on Sunday.

   
• Fox Hunt qualifies for Melbourne Cup

  English stayer Fox Hunt fulfilled an important qualifying clause for the Melbourne Cup with victory in the German St Leger on Sunday.

   
• Jimmy Choux under wraps till Cox Plate

  Trainer John Bary has no problems taking the unconventional path to the Cox Plate, leaving Jimmy Choux without a race for five weeks going into the weight-for-age championship.

   
• International Cup hopes change ownership

  Godolphin’s Melbourne Cup ranks have been bolstered with the purchase of Modun from the Sir Michael Stoute yard while Americain’s owners have bought into the Mark Johnston-trained Jukebox Jury.

   
• Dangerous Midge confirmed non-runner in Melbourne Cup as Modun bought by Godolphin

  The Brian Meehan stable has unsurprisingly confirmed that last year’s Breeders’ Cup Turf winner Dangerous Midge will attempt to defend his title and will not come to Melbourne this spring.

   
• Aidan O’Brien clears So You Think for Arc bid

  Australian champion So You Think has been confirmed to take on Europe’s best in next month’s Group One Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.

   
• Jimmy Choux out to turn tables on Mufhasa

  Jimmy Choux may keep Mufhasa closer in his sights as he seeks to turn the tables in Saturday’s Windsor Park Plate (1600m) at Hastings.

   
• Jukebox Jury confirmed for Melbourne Cup

  Jukebox Jury is to be aimed at the Melbourne Cup following his rousing dead-heat with Duncan in the Irish Field St Leger.

   
• Snow Fairy in contention for Arc start

  A crack at the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe will be “seriously considered” for Snow Fairy if the ground is suitable at Longchamp on October 2.

   
• Excelebration plans kept on hold

  Connections of Excelebration will not rush into a decision over whether to tackle Frankel in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot next month.

   
• Suspended Soumillon set to miss Arc

  Christophe Soumillon will miss next month’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe after receiving a 15-day suspension at Longchamp on Sunday.

   
• No decision on Arc for So You Think

  Coolmore is still no closer to committing glamour Australian import So You Think to a start in Europe’s most prestigious thoroughbred race.