International Horse Racing

• Uncle Mo to stand with Coolmore

  Breeders’ Cup Classic aspirant Uncle Mo will stand at Coolmore’s Ashford Stud at the end of his racing career.

   
• O’Brien hoping for Power in Dewhurst

  Aidan O’Brien’s Power features among nine juveniles declared for the Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday.

   
• Meeznah booked for Champions Day

  David Lanigan has confirmed the British Champions Fillies’ And Mares’ Stakes at Ascot as the next port of call for Meeznah.

   
• Kissed makes striking Navan bow

  The well-related Kissed made a most impressive start to her racing career in the Fillies Maiden at Navan.

   
• Schiergen outlines Danedream options

  Scintillating Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe winner Danedream has the choice of three races for her final run of the year.

   
• Head expecting Moonlight to sparkle

  Freddie Head has no worries about running Moonlight Cloud over six furlongs for the first time in the British Champions Sprint Stakes at Ascot on Saturday week.

   
• Nahrain plan undecided

  Future plans remain up in the air for Nahrain after she defended her unbeaten record in the Prix de l’Opera at Longchamp on Sunday.

   
• Rain satisfies in Newmarket spin

  Oaks winner Dancing Rain pleased connections in a racecourse spin at Newmarket on Wednesday morning.

   
• So You Think poised to race on

  So You Think is likely to stay in training next year, according to Coolmore Australia’s racing manager Tom Magnier.

   
• Injury ends Cape Blanco career

  Cape Blanco is to be retired to stud after sustaining a knee injury when winning at Belmont Park in America on Saturday.

   
• O’Brien dominates Dewhurst field

  Aidan O’Brien is responsible for the six of the 16 five-day entries for Saturday’s Dewhurst Stakes as he seeks to win the seven-furlong (1400m) race for a third time.

   
• Options open for Workforce

  Connections of Workforce are keen to let the dust settle before considering his future following a disappointing defence of the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

   
• Breeders’ still on Goldi agenda

  Goldikova remains on course to bid for a remarkable fourth straight victory in the Breeders’ Cup Mile next month despite suffering defeat at Longchamp on Sunday.

   
• Fairy set to stay in training

  Snow Fairy is to stay in training as a five-year-old following her fine effort in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

   
• Bargain-buy Dane just a dream

  German filly Danedream is now worth many times her humble sales price and will remain in training with Peter Schiergen next year after her brilliant five-length victory in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

   
• Rocket Man fourth in Japan

  Star Singapore speedster Rocket Man finished out of the placings for the first time when fourth in Sunday’s Sprinters Stakes in Japan,

   
• German filly dominates Arc

  The Japanese didn’t come away from the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe empty handed with well known owner-breeder Teruya Yoshida sharing German filly Danedream’s win.

   
• Still more to come from Goldikova

  Goldikova will bid to end her career on a high with a fourth Breeders’ Cup win after being beaten in her homeland farewell on Sunday.

   
• Magical Dettori brings up 500 group wins

  Riding great Frankie Dettori celebrated another landmark at Longchamp on Sunday as Dabirsim’s win in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere gave him his 500th Group race winner.

   
• More Group Ones in store for So You Think

  Coolmore Stud insists So You Think still has much to offer on the racetrack and the breeding conglomerate has no plans to retire the Group One star despite his defeat in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.