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- Updated: October 18, 2016
Trainer Clive Cox is looking forward to testing My Dream Boat over longer distances next season following his admirable effort in Saturday’s Qipco Champion Stakes.
A surprise winner of the Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot in June, the four-year-old has come up a little short at the very highest level since.
However, he performed creditably in both the Coral-Eclipse and the Irish Champion Stakes before finishing fourth behind French superstar Almanzor, Arc heroine Found and last season’s Irish Derby winner Jack Hobbs on Champions Day.
“He was beaten by two Derby winners and an Arc winner,” Cox told At The Races.
“I’m delighted he’s enjoyed a wonderful …
