Richard Spencer’s Rajasinghe ruled out of the Prix Morny at Deauville on Sunday
Spencer's colt could still run at York next week in the Gimcrack Stakes if he scoped clean in the next few days but there will be no trip to Deauville this weekend
RAJASINGHE has been ruled out of the Prix Morny at Deauville by trainer Richard Spencer.
The Coventry Stakes winner scoped dirty this week but could still run at York next week in the Gimcrack Stakes on Saturday.
"He's not going to run this weekend unfortunately," Spencer told Press Association Sport.
"He scoped dirty this week so it's not worth the risk.
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"He is in at York which wouldn't be out of the equation if he scopes clean next week.
"We've also put him in races like the Mill Reef (Newbury) and Champagne at Doncaster."
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