'The owners are adamant she's not on the market' - Sweet Solera hopeful out to cap Gemma Tutty's terrific season
Burgeoning trainer Gemma Tutty is closing in on a career-best total in an already "amazing" season and intends to take on the might of Ballydoyle and Godolphin with exciting York debut winner Elsie’s Ruan at Newmarket on Saturday.
Elsie’s Ruan showed a very willing attitude to score by a head from a more experienced rival on the Knavesmire last month, pulling five lengths clear of the third and leading to interest from potential suitors.
Her owners – registered as UK Lift & Escalator Company Limited – have stressed she is not for sale and Tutty is leaning towards a tilt at the £60,000 Group 3 Jenningsbet Sweet Solera Stakes (3.40) at the July course. However, the trainer will also enter the daughter of Ulysses in the Listed British Stallion Studs EBF Stonehenge Stakes at Salisbury next Wednesday.
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