McPeek dreams of Ascot promise land
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Kentucky trainer Kenny McPeek is relying on Noble's Promise to deliver a six-year dream in the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot on Tuesday.
After saddling Hard Buck to finish second in the 2004 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes, McPeek took a year out of the sport to travel the world and explore the global racing scene.
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