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Swift Approval sights raised to Listed level at Cologne

Swift Approval is on his travels again with a trip to Cologne for the Listed BHF-Bank Herbst-Preis, in which he bids to follow up a Deauville win last month and add a fifth victory of the season.
The four-year-old, owned by Middleham Park Racing, has a new jockey on Monday, with connections going for top German rider Andreas Suborics.
Adam Ryan, assistant to trainer Kevin Ryan, said: "Swift Approval has been a revelation this year, going from strength to strength, and showed when going to France he travels well. He has a good draw to go forward from, which he likes."
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