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Saxon Warrior cut for Derby after Beresford win

| 25.09.2017
SPORTSBOOK ODDS

Coral has cut Saxon Warrior to 12-1 (from 16-1) for next year’s Investec Derby, following the colt’s victory in this afternoon’s Beresford Stakes at Naas.  Stablemate The Pentagon heads the Epsom betting at 10-1.

“Saxon Warrior’s Naas victory cements trainer Aidan O’Brien’s domination of the betting on next year’s Investec Derby, and it will take something special for the winter favourite for the Epsom Classic to be trained outside of Ballydoyle,” said Coral’s David Stevens.

Earlier at the Irish track, Quiet Reflection returned to winning ways and is now 6-1 (from 16-1) with Coral for the QIPCO British Champions Sprint, the market for which is headed by Harry Angel at 6-4.

“Harry Angel sets a clear standard in the British Champions Sprint, but on her Naas performance, Quiet Reflection will be among the colt’s biggest rivals at Ascot next month,” said Coral’s David Stevens.

**2018 Investec Derby
10 The Pentagon, 12 Amedeo Modigliani, (from 16) Saxon Warrior, 14 Gustav Klimt, 20 Nelson, 25 Delano Roosevelt, Emaraaty, 40 Being There,

**QIPCO British Champions Sprint
6-4 Harry Angel, 7-2 Caravaggio, 6 Quiet Reflection, The Tin Man, 8 Battaash, 10 Brando, Limato, Tasleet, 12 Aclaim, Librisa Breeze, 14 Blue Point, Marsha, Signs Of Blessing, 16 Magical Memory, 20 Bar

**Qatar Prix De L’Arc De Triomphe
8-11 Enable, 6 Ulysses, 9 Order Of St George, 10 Brametot, Highland Reel, 12 Winter, Zarak, 14 Capri, Dschingis Secret, 16 Satono Diamond, Shakeel, 20 Cliffs Of Moher, Waldgeist,

ENDS

Further Information Contact
David Stevens 07720 400438

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David Stevens

David joined Coral as PR manager in 2001, having previously worked at the
Racing Post. Now in the role of Head of PR, he is involved in all aspects
of the company's media relations, providing the latest racing betting news , as well as Coral's sponsorship and event
portfolio. A keen sports fan, and long-suffering Portsmouth supporter (the
two are not always connected), when not working he will normally be found
heading south, or east or west, to the sun, and that liking for the sunshine
explains why he will always prefer flat racing to the jumps.