John Gosden outlines Top targets

John Gosden outlines Top targets | John Gosden is eyeing targets abroad for Izzi prime once she landed her initial cluster One in last Sunday's Pretty Polly Stakes in eire.

Wins at Newmarket and York already this season set her up nicely and he or she once more showed a sensible flip of foot, despite the terribly soft ground at the Curragh.

Given her dam Zee Zee prime won the Prix de l'Opera at Longchamp, that's a noticeable target, however she has conjointly been invited to Japan for the race won by Snow Fairy for the last 2 years, the Queen Elizabeth II Commemorative Cup.

"She's comes from one amongst the simplest Meon Valley families - her mother won the Prix de l'Opera. She's an enormous, robust filly and has higher with age," Gosden told At The Races.

"It was continually the hope to travel from the Middleton to the gorgeous Polly. we tend to popped the Dahlia in initial, that wasn't the arrange as a result of we tend to were having bother with the bottom and whether or not we'd get a race into her and he or she went and won that.

"She's a good filly, when she hits the front she does not do abundant. She did not just like the ground in eire however she handled it and he or she got through it.

"She'll be in races just like the Nassau and we'll see what the bottom is there, and also the Prix de l'Opera like her mother and he or she might investigate races abroad. She's been invited for the Queen Elizabeth II in Japan that may be a nice race, thus there are prospects however the key issue is we have got that cluster One to her name that for owner/breeders is incredibly necessary."