18+ | T&Cs apply | Wagering and T&Cs apply | Play Responsibly | Advertising Disclosure

Kazeem camp look to the Curragh

Al Kazeem (nearest)Al Kazeem (nearest)
© Healy Racing Photos

Al Kazeem might try to regain his crown in the Tattersalls Gold Cup next season.

Trainer Roger Charlton and owner John Deer had been considering possible opportunities in Hong Kong and Dubai after the six-year-old bounced back to his very best when just edged out by Noble Mission in the Champion Stakes at Ascot last month.

However, they have decided to give the horse, who only returned to training after a failed stud career, a winter break before gearing up for Group One events at Longchamp and the Curragh in the early part of next term.

The trainer told www.rogercharlton.com: "It has been decided that Al Kazeem will not be going on his travels this winter to Hong Kong or Dubai and he will have a program aimed at the Prix Ganay and the Tattersalls Gold Cup which he won in 2012."