Majestic Queen (left)© Photo Healy Racing
Majestic Queen could be sent to the prestigious Goffs London Sale on the eve of Royal Ascot.
The five-year-old mare turned in another pleasing display when third in the Greenlands Stakes at the Curragh last Saturday and is now on a break after having previously won a Group Three at Lingfield on May 9.
Majestic Queen could have new owners by the time she next sees a racecourse.
Trainer Tracey Collins said: "She had a great year last year and her only poor run was at the end of the year, which was my fault as I shouldn't have run her.
"The owners were going to put her in foal but I felt that she'd improved again, and they were very plucky to decide against it and keep her in training again this year.
"She's improving all the time and ran a great race on Saturday. She's out in the field now and having a little break.
"There is a chance she could go to the Ascot Sale in Kensington.
"She's very well bred, and the owners will have to make their mind up in the next few days."
Goffs London Sale takes place at The Orangery at Kensington Palace, with Cappella Sansevero topping the sale at a cost of £1.3million last year.
