Dick Turpin wants a piece of Frankel
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Dick Turpin is gunning for Frankel after snatching Group One glory in the Premio Vittoria Di Capua in Milan on Saturday.
Christophe Soumillon got Richard Hannon's four-year-old up in the final strides to collar fellow British raider Cityscape by a short head.
Owner John Manley is now keen to take on the brilliant unbeaten three-year-old colt in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes on October 15.
"He is such a tough horse and, though he looked in trouble for a while and would probably have preferred a bit more ease in the ground, he dug deep to get the job done," the trainer told www.richardhannonracing.tv.
"I could not be more pleased for his owner, John Manley, whose gamble in keeping the horse in training at four has been admirably rewarded.
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