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Deputy Ireland Editor of the Racing Post
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The Lion In Winter Suffers Fatal Training Injury

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By David Jennings 
| The Blood-Horse
The Lion In Winter has died after sustaining a fracture on the gallops at Ballydoyle. The 4-year-old colt was last seen finishing fifth in the Lockinge Stakes (G1) May 16 and was being aimed at the Queen Anne Stakes (G1) at Royal Ascot June 16. Aidan O'Brien said: "He got a fracture and, unfortunately, we just weren't able to save him. He was obviously a very good 2-year-old and it's a pity he never really got to fulfill that early potential.
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Precise Turns Tables in Irish One Thousand Guineas

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By David Jennings 
| The Blood-Horse
This was the real Precise . This was the Precise who blew us away last year. This was the Precise who won the Fillies' Mile (G1) by a mile and left the likes of Legacy Link  in her wake. This was the Precise her trainer hailed as "unique" and something he had "never had before." Oh, yes, the Irish One Thousand Guineas (G1) at The Curragh May 24 was the moment Precise reminded us all that we are not just dealing with an outstanding 2-year-old here, but, perhaps, an even better 3-year-old.
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Group 1-winning trainer Liam Browne Dies at Age 89

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By David Jennings 
| The Blood-Horse
Mick Kinane has hailed Cheltenham Festival-winning trainer Liam Browne a "perfectionist who kickstarted his career" after he died peacefully at the age of 89. It was Kinane who guided the Browne-trained Dara Monarch to victory in both the Irish Two Thousand Guineas (G1) and St James's Palace Stakes (G1) in 1982.
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