Sport » The darkest of dark horses can’t slip under radar by Michael Lynch

The darkest of dark horses can’t slip under radar by Michael Lynch

Prince Of Arran winning the 2018 Lexus Stakes enroute to his Melbourne Cup Placing. Image: Racing Photos, George Salpigtidis.

 

Melbourne Cup hopes Prince Of Arran, Constantinople and Mustajeer, as well as Cox Plate fancy Danceteria, are all horses currently ensconced at the quarantine centre in Werribee who each have fascinating backstories.

But perhaps the most intriguing  galloper of all to pitch up in Melbourne last weekend was not one of the other better-known candidates this spring carnival.

Few punters will have any idea about a Godolphin horse called Royal Meeting, which is not surprising. He only ran twice last season as a two-year-old, and has not been seen out at all in 2019.

 

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