Forever Together faces test of generations Investec Oaks winner Forever Together is set to take on older horses for the first time in the Juddmonte Pretty Polly Stakes at the Curragh on Sunday. A maiden heading to Epsom, Aidan O’Brien’s charge made no mistake in the mile-and-a-half fillies’ Classic, beating Wild Illusion by four and a half lengths. O’Brien, who has a host of Group One winners to choose from among his eight of the 12 in the Group One affair, said: “We are thinking of running Forever Together and Bye Bye Baby in the Pretty Polly.” John Gosden’s Coronet looks the main danger to a Ballydoyle win, as she returned to action with a stylish display in the Middleton Stakes at York. Jim Bolger’s Turret Rocks, William Haggas’ Urban Fox and Fozzy Stack’s Harvestfortheworld are other contenders.