Aiden O'Brien with a One-Two-Three masterpiece

Superlatives have run dry for the training maestro that is Aiden 'O Brien. Ok he is well funded and has the pick of the crop. But it must be a real headache to keep them "big boys" pleased on an almost daily basis. We all hear how appreciative Aiden is with every winner. But what happens when things don't run as smooth, i wonder as has been the case in the past. Getting a horse to the Arc is some fete. Getting two there with a live chance must be nerve tingling exciting. Getting three quality horses to the arc must be a mistake! so what can you label having the first, second, and third in the Prix De'l Arc de Triomphe? Answers on a postcard please. I don't think the race lost any of its 'Gazump' been at Chantilly. What a stunningly beautiful venue, to hold the race with the largest prize money in Europe. I have no negative comments, or invites for a heated discussion on todays racing because it's simply all about Ballydoyle and Coolmore. For keeping this little rock, called 'Ireland', out in the Atlantic Ocean on the world stage of the greatest sport on earth.....Horse Racing!

Superlatives have run dry for the training maestro that is Aiden 'O Brien. Ok he is well funded and has the pick of the crop. But it must be a real headache to keep them "big boys" pleased on an almost daily basis. We all hear how appreciative Aiden is with every winner. But what happens when things don't run as smooth, i wonder as has been the case in the past. Getting a horse to the Arc is some fete. Getting two there with a live chance must be nerve tingling exciting. Getting three quality horses to the arc must be a mistake! so what can you label having the first, second, and third in the Prix De'l Arc de Triomphe? Answers on a postcard please. I don't think the race lost any of its 'Gazump' been at Chantilly. What a stunningly beautiful venue, to hold the race with the largest prize money in Europe. I have no negative comments, or invites for a heated discussion on todays racing because it's simply all about Ballydoyle and Coolmore. For keeping this little rock, called 'Ireland', out in the Atlantic Ocean on the world stage of the greatest sport on earth.....Horse Racing!