From late July, the focus of French races will shift to Chantilly, with a Grade 1 event held every weekend, with the Curragh 1,800-meter race Kilboyne Cup being held today. Since this race was upgraded to an international Grade 1 event in 1995, it has evolved over the past decade as a face-off between British and French racehorses, with this year's event also not exception. Two horses trained in Britain's Newmarket Grade 1 racehorses will partic…
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From late July, the focus of French races will shift to Chantilly, with a Grade 1 event held every weekend, with the Curragh 1,800-meter race Kilboyne Cup being held today. Since this race was upgraded to an international Grade 1 event in 1995, it has evolved over the past decade as a face-off between British and French racehorses, with this year's event also not exception. Two horses trained in Britain's Newmarket Grade 1 racehorses will partic…