JAY PEG ARRIVES IN U.K.

Dubai stars arrive
in England


Group 1 winner Jay Peg and stablemate Mourilyan arrived safely at Gary Moore's Horsham stables from Dubai on Sunday, just in time for their South African trainer Herman Brown to welcome the globetrotters before heading back to his own facility near Durban.

The pair were last seen in action together in the Singapore Airlines International Cup in mid-May, when Jay Peg followed up his Dubai Duty Free success on World Cup night at Nad Al Sheba, and ex-Aga Khan-owned Mourilyan finished eighth after a ed passage in the Kranji straight.

Brown said: "They went back to Dubai from Singapore to be rested for two months, and with the weather there getting extremely hot, they have come to England to be prepared for the rest of the year."

Jay Peg, whose latest wins have taken his career earnings over £2 million, will be targeted at the Japan Cup, and Mourilyan, who was bought by the Russian entrepreneur Ramzan Kadyrov, at the Melbourne Cup.

Brown, who explained he picked the Moore yard to lodge the pair because of his Dubai-built association with Ryan Moore, said he expected both horses to run in England or Ireland before they set off for farther destinations, but no programme has yet been decided.

He added: "One of my staff has come with the horses, and I'll be back from South Africa in September and will stay for most of the time after that.

"We want to get the horses back to their best in fitness, and then we'll decide whether and where to run them, rather than setting targets and preparing the horses around those."

Brown was at Ascot on Saturday when he heard that his Fort Wood filly Annawood had got to within a length of long odds-on Front House, part-owned by John Magnier and trained by Mike de Kock, when runner-up in the Grade 2 Gold Circle Oaks at Clairwood.

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