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TRAINER Jim Bolger is certainly making up for Teofilo having to miss the 2000 Guineas and The Derby by making his champion filly Finsceal Beo work overtime. Last Sunday's 1000 Guineas winner is heading for the French equivalent this afternoon before going for the Irish version of the fillies' mile Classic in a fortnight.
Finsceal Beo was not even entered in The Oaks and will be heading for Royal Ascot after The Curragh to contest the Coronation Stakes. Owner Michael Ryan could well be at Epsom though as his 825,000 guineas filly Uimhir A Haon (well backed last week) is reckoned to be an Oaks possible by Aidan O'Brien, a prospect which could see those green-and-blue hooped colours successful in five fillies' Group One races by the middle of June.See the full content of this document
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The Life of Ryan Jim Delahunt Inthe Saddle
There's even talk of Ryan's dual Aintree Hurdle winner Al Eile going chasing this year with a view to a Gold Cup challenge in 2008 and with the current intention to keep Finsceal Beo in training as a four-year-old next ...
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