Workforce still a doubt after first Kentucky spin

Who will be crowned champion jockey? Login Please login to cast your vote Paul Hanagan 59% Richard Hughes 41% Paul Hanaganstatistics Richard Hughesstatistics Bloodstock news  TOP STORIES

Rooney’s Future In Doubt As Man Utd Drop More Points

1X2 TipsEnglish Premiership
Italian Serie A
Spain Primera Division
German Bundesliga
French Ligue One
Netherlands Eredivisie
Scottish Premiership
Belgium Pro League
Greece Super League
Austrian Bundesliga
Portuguese Liga
Turkish Super League
English Championship
English League One
English League Two
Scottish Div One
Scottish Div Two
Scottish Div Three
Tipster Competition
OLBG
Tipster CompetitionLive Football Scores
Football Scores

Fame And Glory Breeders' Cup Turf bid in doubt

Fame And Glory: could stay in training as a five-year-old

  PICTURE: Mark Cranham (racingpost.com/photos)  Fame And Glory could miss Breeders' Cup Turf By tony o'hehir 1:05PM 15 OCT 2010 FAME AND GLORY is far from certain to run in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Churchill Downs next month, according to trainer Aidan O'Brien.

RELATED LINKS BC Turf betting Free bets  The four-year-old was an unlucky-in-running fifth in the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on his last start and O'Brien said on Friday: "It's quite possible that Fame And Glory won't be going to the Breeders' Cup. He had quite a hard race in the Arc and while we haven't made a final decision yet, he might be finished for the season.

"There is a chance that he will remain in training next year."

Fame And Glory, a four-time Group 1 winner, is 6-1 with Ladbrokes and as low as 3-1 with Boylesports for the race.

O'Brien, for whom Bright Horizon (Marathon) and Together (Juvenile Fillies' Turf) are likely Breeders' Cup travellers, has yet to finalise plans for the meeting.

He has Cape Blanco, the Irish Derby and Irish Champion Stakes winner, as a possible alternative to Fame And Glory for the Turf. 

FacebookDeliciousDiggStumbleUpon Tags:  Fame And Glory