Treasuring in search of Queen Mary riches Treasuring is the leading Irish contender in the Queen Mary Stakes on day two at Royal Ascot. Ger Lyons' fily stepped up from a promising Dundalk debut to win impressively at Navan earlier this month. "Her time figures are good from the win in Navan, but she shows absolutely zero at home," Lyons told At The Races. Wesley Ward is confident Happy Like A Fool can provide him with a fourth Queen Mary success. It is eight years since the American handler first claimed this prize with Jealous Again and he has added to his tally in the last two years with Acapulco and the hugely impressive Lady Aurelia. Happy Like A Fool has been pencilled in for a trip to Berkshire ever since her dominant debut at Keeneland in early April and with Ryan Moore booked for the ride, she is widely regarded as one of the bankers of the week in Berkshire. Ward said: " She is great - doing super. She had a big work last week with Jamie Spencer and came out of that great. It is exciting. "She's the most talented of all the two-year-olds I've brought this year. "She's got a beautiful mind, is extremely talented and is a big filly too. If they are big and fast they are usually really good." The opening race on day two of the Royal meeting is the Jersey Stakes, for which Andre Fabre's French challenger Le Brivido and the Saeed bin Suroor-trained Dream Castle dispute favouritism. Dream Castle destroyed his rivals on his Doncaster debut in April before finding only Barney Roy too strong in the Greenham Stakes at Newbury. The Godolphin colt ran a fine race for one so inexperienced when fifth in the 2000 Guineas and drops in distance and grade for his latest assignment. "Dream Castle is a nice horse, who ran well to finish fifth in the 2000 Guineas," Bin Suroor told www.godolphin.com. "He has been working nicely and Josephine Gordon has been riding very well for our stable. The return to seven furlongs will suit and I am looking forward to another good run." Cheveley Park Stud has a strong hand in the Sandringham Handicap, with Gosden's Gymnaste and Haggas' On Her Toes the top two in the betting. Godolphin is represented by Bean Feasa (Jim Bolger), Grecian Light (Charlie Appleby) and Really Special (Bin Suroor). Bolger said: "I have been very pleased with Bean Feasa since she ran at the Curragh and I am hoping for a good performance."
