Dettori gives up Windsor rides Frankie Dettori has given up his rides at Windsor the day after his brilliant victory aboard Golden Horn in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe due to illness. The popular Italian produced a riding masterclass at Longchamp to navigate John Gosden's Derby hero from his seemingly unfavourable wide draw into a perfect position to strike in the straight and he swiftly kicked in the turbo to run out an emphatic winner. Dettori was due to take two rides at Windsor, with his third intended mount Zeshov a non-runner, but will not be in action. His agent Ray Cochrane said: "Frankie won't be riding today as he's got an upset tummy." Reflecting on Sunday's momentous triumph, Cochrane added: "He's a great little horse, but it was a brilliant ride. "We were wondering what we'd do when the draw was made, but Frankie rang me and he wasn't worried at all and knew he'd get slotted in. "Usually it doesn't work out as you think and if it does, the horse gets a flat tyre! "But it all worked out perfectly and when Frankie asked him, the horse just took off. "It was a fantastic performance."
