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Owners trust Queen's can show Minding run was no fluke
Queen's Trust chasing home Minding at GoodwoodCredit: Mark Cranham
3.40 York
Darley Yorkshire Oaks (Group 1) | 3yo+ fillies and mares | 1m4f | C4/RUK
There is no Minding, just four of her stablemates for Queen's Trust to take on - but the filly's owners would not swap her for anything else in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks field today.
Superstar Minding's length-and-a-quarter defeat of the Cheveley Park Stud-owned Queen's Trust has been put down as one of her least convincing performances, but it may also have been due to the improved showing of the runner-up.
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