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Racing: Royal Ascot winner Windsor Castle may take Cole to Newcastle
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The trainer Paul Cole is to delay a decision about whether to
run Windsor Castle in the Northumberland Plate Handicap over two
miles at Newcastle on Saturday until later in the week.
Windsor Castle looks leniently treated in the Pitman's Derby,
despite picking up an 8lb penalty after he won the Group Three
Queen's Vase over two miles at Royal Ascot last Wednesday by a neck
from Three Cheers.
Windsor Castle can meet Winter Garden, who was three lengths
back in fourth place that da...
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Optimaite to strike back; Royal Ascot effort should be ignored.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; 2.30 Newbury: Weatherbys Super Sprint POSITIVES: Optimaite's run in the Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot can be ignored because he got upset by the behaviour of Rossini. He hurt his hock on the stalls and was lame subsequently. Over the same course and distance in April, Optimaite left Bee
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Windsor: Evans points Fortunately towards Windsor Castle.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; Byline: er: Neil Morrice ABERGAVENNY trainer David Evans will be putting his persuasion hat on with the owner of novice stakes winner Fortunately in order to get the filly, who has won three times already this season, the nod for a trip to Royal Ascot later in the month. Evans knows what it takes
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Windsor Castle and Two-Year-Old Trophy upgraded.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; Byline: Lee Mottershead THE Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot and Redcar's Two-Year-Old Trophy were yesterday included in ten new Listed races to be run in Britain this year. Unveiling the finishing touches to Britain's programme of elite races, the BHB yesterday announced a significant increase
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The Queen to attend every day of Royal Ascot at York
Yorkshire Post
; Julie Hemmings THE Queen will attend Royal Ascot at York in three weeks time. The worst-kept secret in racing has been confirmed by Buckingham Palace - that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will attend each of the five days of the meeting when it moves north to the York's Knavesmire course.
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Royal Ascot - Windsor Castle Stakes: Holborn puts the seal on big meeting for Channon.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; Byline: Tony Elves HOLBORN added to the international flavour of the meeting by becoming the first UAE-bred winner at Royal Ascot when landing the Windsor Castle Stakes, writes Tony Elves. The Mick Channon-trained 5-2 favourite was given a stealthy ride by Steve Drowne, who produced the son of
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