Amo ace King Of Steel impresses in key workout before King George
King of the trial ground
It was a busy Tuesday morning on the Limekilns, where one of the stars on show was King Of Steel, who is vying for favouritism in Saturday's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Apparently Amo Racing boss Kia Joorabchian was meant to turn out to watch his star, and he missed a treat as the Roger Varian-trained Royal Ascot winner went off the end of the trial ground under Raul da Silva.
Goodwood trials morning
John and Thady Gosden, and assistant trainer Barry O’Dowd, walked the round gallop on the Limekilns before using it to good effect with their Goodwood team, headed by Inspiral.
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