IrelandJockey Joey Sheridan is returning from a 12-day suspension at Cork Racecourse, marking a timely comeback for trainer Joseph O'Brien as Dylan Browne McMonagle faces time away due to injury. Sheridan's agent confirmed he is fit following a recent incident involving McMonagle, though the latter's return date remains uncertain. With multiple entries across Cork and the Curragh, O'Brien is adjusting his strategy, with Declan McDonogh stepping in for several rides. Sheridan is expected to compete in two races for O'Brien and others for Denis Hogan. Meanwhile, Estrange, the winner of the Group One Pretty Polly Stakes, has been retired from racing and will now focus on breeding. Her owners, Cheveley Park Stud, stated that despite her potential for further competition, including the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, they have chosen to retire her due to health concerns and challenging conditions.
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