Ryan Moore booked for eyecatching Newmarket ride on filly who has improved 31lb with six consecutive wins
Ayr Silver Cup winner Alfa Kellenic will be partnered by Ryan Moore on her first attempt at Listed level in the Boadicea Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday.
The Craig Lidster-trained filly has won her last six starts, with her official rating rising from 70 to 101 in less than four months.
Alfa Kellenic is owned by The Good Racing Company, a syndicate racing club backed by two-time champion jockey Paul Hanagan and Sky Sports Racing presenter Simon Mapletoft, and made her debut as an unheralded 66-1 shot in a novice at Chelmsford in November.
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