Racing: Moulin rematch for Sayyedati
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Your support makes all the difference.SAYYEDATI will renew her rivalry with East Of The Moon, the leading miler in Europe, in the Prix du Moulin at Longchamp on Sunday. Ten horses were declared for the contest yesterday, and while only seven are expected to go to post, the race should fully live up to its Group One status.
Lining up against the two fillies who fought out the finish of the Prix Jacques le Marios last month will be Marildo, Bigstone, Ski Paradise, Signe Divin and Green Tune (the doubtful runners are Zoman, Royal Abjar and Grand Lodge). The contest is likely to be East Of The Moon's last before she travels to the United States for the Breeders' Cup meeting.
Walter Swinburn, who won the Grade One Beverley D Stakes at Arlington on Hatoof last weekend, scored another valuable success abroad yesterday when steering the locally-trained Munaaji to a three-length defeat of Richard Hannon's raider Bunty Boo in the Group Two Jacobs Goldene Peitsche at Baden- Baden.
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