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Too good for a Cox Plate? It’s a nice spot to be in, having to decide between the prestigious $5 million weight-for-age classic and Royal Ascot next year, but that is Australian Bloodstock’s dilemma after Danceteria’s run behind Enable — the northern hemisphere’s Winx...

Danceteria's (Fr) (Redoute's Choice) outstanding fourth behind Enable (GB) (Nathaniel {Ire}) in the G1 Coral-Eclipse at Sandown won't change Australian Bloodstock's plan to target a G1 Cox Plate with the French-trained galloper.Jamie Lovett and Luke...

Amid the euphoria that greeted Enable's Coral-Eclipse victory at Sandown on Saturday not everyone will have noticed the late run of Danceteria that took the 50-1 shot into fourth place and fuelled connections' belief their four-year-old can go on to Group 1 success....

Australian Bloodstock look to have a Cox Plate contender after Danceteria flashed home into fourth behind Enable in Saturday's Group 1 Coral-Eclipse at Sandown (UK). While there was no doubting that Enable stole the show, the Australian Bloodstock-owned...

We are very pleased with the run of Danceteria in the Group 1 Coral-Eclipse overnight and here is Luke Murrell's thoughts.The Run“It was the best race in Europe all season and he raced 2 of the worlds best 3 horses with only Almond eye missing and no surprise to see...

German mare Attention Run started her Australian career on a winning note at Randwick on Saturday, taking out a BenchMark 78 handicap over the mile for Newcastle trainer Kris Lees and Hunter-based owners Australian Bloodstock. The four-year-old had to earn the...

Story by Carl Di Iorio from racing.com Australian-owned four-year-old gelding Danceteria faces the toughest test of his career, running at Group 1 level for the first time in Saturday's £750,000 (A$1.34m) Coral-Eclipse (2000m) at Sandown (UK) against dual Arc winner...