O'Brien on track for more Railway glory Aidan O'Brien has four possible runners in the GAIN Railway Stakes at the Curragh on Saturday as he bids to win the Group Two for the 13th time. Should he be successful with Intelligence Cross, Peace Envoy, Pedestal or War Decree, the Ballydoyle trainer would move to within one of Vincent O'Brien's record 14 wins in the six-furlong feature for two-year-olds. Aidan O'Brien's son Joseph may saddle Ambiguity, who was unplaced in the Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot last week. Johnny Murtagh, another former retained jockey at Ballydoyle, has two entries at the confirmation stage - Grand Coalition and Ready To Roc. Another trainer doubly-represented is Ger Lyons with King Electric and Medicine Jack, while Kevin Ryan's Dream Of Dreams, a winner at Haydock last month, is the sole British-trained entry. Andy Oliver's Billy Big, Ken Condon's Glenamoy Lad and Mirdif from Michael O'Callaghan's yard complete a list of 13 contenders.
