Second for Sheikh Fahad at Ascot

Monday 4 April 2016

n an event that helped raise money for the Prince's Fund Charity Raceday, the Sheikh partnered the James Fanshawe-trained Landwade Lad, who was caught near the finish by the Burrell-ridden Going For Broke, trained by Rebecca Curtis.

A clip of the closing stages can be seen by scrolling through the Tweets section, supplied by @dredvers, on this website.

Qatar Racing's two horses who were due to take part in Group races yesterday - Endless Drama and Mr Owen - were non-runners on account of heavy ground at the Curragh and Saint-Cloud.

You can view more action from the charity day at Ascot by clicking on the following link Twitter

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