Boughey saying bonjour to Cachet Guineas double tilt with French trip
George Boughey's surprise 1000 Guineas winner Cachet is ready to cash in on a Guineas double with an assault on the French version.
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George Boughey's surprise 1000 Guineas winner Cachet is ready to cash in on a Guineas double with an assault on the French version.
Newmarket heroine Cachet is "more likely than not" to bid for a Guineas double in the Poule d'Essai des Pouliches at ParisLongchamp on Sunday week.
can give Aidan O'Brien a perfect 10th victory in the Boodles Chester Vase Stakes (Colts & Geldings) (3.40pm) and book his ticket to Epsom on the opening day of the Chester May Festival on Wednesday.
Naby Keita was Liverpool's match-winner against Newcastle United on Saturday as the Reds picked up a 1-0 victory to keep the pace with Man City in the Premier League title-race.
“Joe Gomez, what a game,” enthused Jurgen Klopp. “Naby Keita, what a game. James Milner, what a game. Diogo Jota – oh my god, what a game.” There are times when it seems as though the Liverpool manager is never happier than when praising his squad players and even Jota’s 21 goals this season may not have spared him the status of deluxe back-up.
Cachet made all in the Qipco 1000 Guineas at Newmarket to give trainer George Boughey his first Classic success.
It has been a common trend since the March international break for Jurgen Klopp to alternate between Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita as Liverpool continue to challenge for an unprecedented quadruple. If one starts one game, he has predominantly found himself back on the bench next time out.
Coroebus exploded out of the pack to take Saturday’s 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket ahead of more fancied stablemate Native Trail, landing jockey James Doyle and trainer Charlie Appleby their first wins in the race.