Moore on Magical and Mogul but Boudot keeps Order Of Australia ride in Hong Kong

The globetrotting Magical goes through her paces at Sha Tin ahead of Sunday's Longines Hong Kong Cup

Aidan O'Brien has reported Magical to be in top shape ahead of the superstar mare's bid to give the Ballydoyle trainer a first win in the Longines Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Ryan Moore will retain his partnership with the seven-time Group 1 winner in the 1m2f contest, which could be her final start before retirement, and will also ride Mogul in the Hong Kong Vase, but Pierre-Charles Boudot will maintain his partnership with Order Of Australia in the Hong Kong Mile.

Boudot was in the saddle for Order Of Australia's shock victory in the Breeders' Cup Mile and his reward is another spin on the son of Australia, who appears to have been rejuvenated since dropping in distance.

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David JenningsDeputy Ireland editor

Published on 7 December 2020inNews

Last updated 19:24, 7 December 2020

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