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Board Back At Newmarket

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Ouija Board is set to make her racing comeback at Newmarket in September.

Trainer Ed Dunlop revealed that last season´s dual Oaks and Breeders´ Cup winner had been back in work for a fortnight after being injured when unplaced on her seasonal debut in the Prince of Wales´s Stakes at Royal Ascot at York.

'I´m pleased to say she´s back cantering and has been for the last couple of weeks,' Dunlop told BBC Sport.

'We are very happy with her and fingers crossed we´ll be back on the racecourse in September.

'There´s a race at Newmarket, a Group Three over a mile and a half, and she has no penalties.

'It will be a good starting point.'

? PA Sport

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