International Horse Racing

• Paris run possible for Treasure Beach

  Aidan O’Brien’s Irish Derby winner Treasure Beach may have his next start in the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp.

   
• Rewilding promoted to world top three

  So You Think’s Royal Ascot conqueror Rewilding has been elevated to third on the world thoroughbred rankings behind equal top-raters Black Caviar and Frankel.

   
• Mutual Trust boosts Fabre team

  Andre Fabre has another leading three-year-old colt on his hands in the shape of Mutual Trust after his narrow victory in the Prix Jean Prat at Chantilly.

   
• Hugh Bowman wins at Haydock

  Australian jockey Hugh Bowman has landed his most important success on his latest visit to Britain, guiding home Mick Channon’s stable stalwart Halicarnassus in the Old Newton Cup at Haydock.

   
• So You Think wins Eclipse Stakes

  Star Australian performer So You Think has found the form that was missing at Ascot to come through in the final furlong and win Britain’s Eclipse Stakes.

   
• David Wachman mulling Hinton Experience

  David Wachman is considering running his promising filly Experience in the Cherry Hinton Stakes at Newmarket next week.

   
• Antara in Falmouth Stakes frame

  Godolphin’s Antara remains a possible for the Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket next week.

   
• Delegator delights in July warm-up

  Saeed bin Suroor was thrilled with Delegator’s final piece of serious work before next week’s Darley July Cup at Newmarket.

   
• Vita heads Lancashire Oaks septet

  A select field of seven will go to post for the Lancashire Oaks at Haydock on Saturday.

   
• Best Terms set for York trip By Nick Robson

  Richard Hannon’s Queen Mary winner Best Terms is likely to have her next race at York’s August meeting in either the Lowther or the Nunthorpe Stakes.

   
• So You Think speed key in Eclipse

  So You Think has the “tactical brilliance” to master just four rivals in Saturday’s Coral-Eclipse Stakes, according to his connections.

   
• Melbourne Cup 2011 on Cadeaux agenda

  The Melbourne Cup has emerged as a very realistic target for Red Cadeaux after his easy victory in the Curragh Cup at the weekend.

   
• James McDonald nails winner 200 – and three more

  James McDonald celebrated his feat of becoming the first jockey to ride 200 winners in a New Zealand season by doing what he does best – riding more winners.

   
• Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom out for the year

  Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom has a more serious leg injury that will require surgery, and the colt won’t race again this year.

   
• Star trio supplemented for Breeders’ Cup

  Aidan O’Brien’s ex-Australian superstar So You Think and Irish Derby winner Treasure Beach have, along with the outstanding Canford Cliffs, all been supplemented for the Breeders’ Cup meeting in November.

   
• Sarafina camp plot Arc return

  Another tilt at the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is the long-term objective for Sarafina following her impressive performance in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud on Sunday.

   
• Lad sights fixed on Prix Morny

  Richard Hannon is looking forward to seeing Lilbourne Lad test his powers at the highest level in France following his victory in Sunday’s Railway Stakes at the Curragh.

   
• Aidan O’Brien to Think about Eclipse jockey

  Aidan O’Brien believes there is no rush to decide who will partner So You Think in the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown on Saturday.

   
• Red Cadeaux for the Melbourne Cup

  Ed Dunlop is eyeing a trip Down Under for the Melbourne Cup with Red Cadeaux following his hugely impressive display in Saturday’s Curragh Cup.

   
• Native Khan to be given “long break”

  Ed Dunlop feels Sunday’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby may have been one run too many for Native Khan.