Fahey keen to let Ribchester loose
Fahey's colt has improved with each run this season and was only narrowly beaten by Galileo Gold at Goodwood, he could reverse the form at Deauville
Ribchester is poised to have another crack at Galileo Gold in the Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville on Sunday.
The Royal Ascot winner finished third behind Hugo Palmer's star colt in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket and occupied the same position when he only narrowly succumbed to The Gurkha in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
With Sussex Stakes runner-up Galileo Gold on course for the French Group One, trainer Richard Fahey is happy to let Ribchester renew rivalry.
The Malton handler said: "I'm very, very happy, couldn't really be any happier.
"He did a little-half speed work, a leg stretch rather than anything more serious, and he is as fit as a bean, anyway.
"I don't think much went wrong at Goodwood and we're looking forward to having another crack.
"The track shouldn't make any difference. I think this is a proper Group One horse and hopefully he'll become that sooner, rather than later."
