Turf History Beckons for Lord North

Turf History Beckons for Lord North

History beckons for Lord North, who will become the first horse to win four times on the Dubai World Cup card if successful again in the G1 Dubai Turf [sponsored by DP World.]
“After his win in the race last year we decided to give him a proper break, so he went to Godolphin and had a lovely time in a paddock,” said co-trainer John Gosden, who has once again booked Frankie Dettori for the ride. “His comeback run in the Winter Derby was good, although 2200 metres is a little bit further than he wants to go.
“He’s training well and we’re confident he’ll put up a very bold show. It was always the plan for Frankie to ride; we discussed it when I said goodbye to him on Champions Day at Ascot in October before his move to America.”
Gosden also trains Nashwa, a three-time Group 1 winner who has a Prix de Diane, Nassau Stakes and Falmouth Stakes on her CV.
"There are no gimmes at this level, anywhere," said Lord Grimthorpe, Racing Manager for owners Blue Diamond Stud. "In these races you expect the best to turn up for $5 million.
"She’s won Group 1s over a mile [1600m] and a