Storm syndicate go to San Siro chasing Group 1 Jockey Club glory
British stables have enjoyed great success in the Premio Jockey Club down the years and they could dominate the Group 1 prize once again on Sunday with St Leger runner-up Ventura Storm leading the raiding party and seeking compensation for his narrow Classic defeat.
Middleham Park Racing's much improved three-year-old is joined by the Sir Michael Stoute-trained September Stakes winner Arab Spring, the Andrew Balding-trained Elbereth and 2014 winner Dylan Mouth in pursuit of a contest Britain has won in 14 of the last 33 runnings.
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