Horse Racing 2022: Irish Champions Day SEP 10

Published July 28, 2023 at 720 × 480 in Racing at Ascot: Auguste Rodin a Top Bet in Stellar Field for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes

September 10, 2022: Auguste Rodin #2, ridden by Ryan Moore, wins the KPMG Champions Juvenile Stakes on Irish Champions Day at Leopardstown Race Course in Leopardstown, Ireland on September 10, 2022. Shamela Hanley/Eclipse Sportswire/CSM

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