Paddington included in the lineup for Juddmonte International alongside three others

Paddington and Mostahdaf Set to Clash in Juddmonte International

The highly anticipated Juddmonte International at York is poised to showcase a thrilling battle between two formidable contenders: Paddington and Mostahdaf. This four-horse race promises an exhilarating spectacle for racing enthusiasts.

Paddington, trained by the renowned Aidan O’Brien, is on a remarkable winning streak with four consecutive Group One triumphs. His recent victories in the Irish 2,000 Guineas, St James’s Palace Stakes, Eclipse, and Sussex Stakes have solidified his standing as the cream of the three-year-old crop.

Mostahdaf, winner of the Prince of Wales’s Stakes, will be moving back up to 10 furlongs for this clash against Paddington. The Ballydoyle team has decided not to field Point Lonsdale in support of their star contender. However, trainer John Gosden and son Thady Gosden will also present Nashwa – victorious in the Falmouth Stakes – alongside Mostahdaf.

The Foxes from Andrew Balding’s stable complete the lineup for this enthralling encounter.

Sky Bet Great Voltigeur Stakes Highlights Field of Five

In another exciting race on Wednesday’s card at York Racecourse, five horses will vie for victory in the Sky Bet Great Voltigeur stakes. Gregory from John and Thady Gosden’s yard leads this strong field after his notable performance as Queen’s Vase winner. With aspirations towards future success in races like the prestigious St Leger, Gregory aims to further establish himself as one-to-watch within thoroughbred racing circles. Castle Way under Charlie Appleby’s guidance will bring his winning momentum from the Bahrain Trophy to this contest. Aidan O’Brien entrusts Continuous, the King Edward VII Stakes runner-up, while James Ferguson’s Canberra Legend and Ralph Beckett’s Artistic Star represent strong competition following their respective third and fourth-place finishes in the Gordon Stakes.

Tattersalls Acomb Stakes Features Six Promising Runners

The Tattersalls Acomb Stakes features six talented contenders battling it out for supremacy on Wednesday. Ballymount Boy, who finished second in the Richmond stakes, leads this group with hopes of redemption after Vandeek – his conqueror at Goodwood – triumphed in the Group One Prix Morny last Sunday. Edwardian, trained under Aidan O’Brien’s tutelage, aims to showcase his potential following a victory at Naas maiden race. Cogitate, Hot Fuss, Indian Run, and Loose Cannon comprise the other participants ready to demonstrate their abilities in this Group Three affair.