Look Here can claim a spot in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf with a victory in the Group 1, $348,000 Pretty Polly Stakes at the Curragh on Saturday. The winner of last year's English Oaks, Look Here was an eye-catching third in the Group 1 Coronation Cup three weeks ago at Epsom, losing by a pair of noses to Ask and Youmzain, and is expected to improve again in what will be just her sixth career star in this Win and You're In Breeders' Cup event.

Sea the Stars heads a list of 17 3-year-old colts in the five-day entries for the Irish Derby at the Curragh on Sunday, when he will attempt to win his third classic of the season.

Agnes Tachyon, the leading sire in Japan in 2008 and the best son of Sunday Silence to stand at stud, died of heart failure Monday night at Shadai Stallion Station in Hokkaido at the age of 11.

"I am shocked into silence because his death has come so suddenly," said Shadai owner Teruya Yoshida.

Cannonball suffered a heartbreaking defeat in the Group 1, $742,000 Golden Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot on Saturday as the 20-1 longshot Art Connoisseur held him safe by a neck to land a sizzling hot renewal of the six-furlong sprint. The last of Wesley Ward's seven Royal Meeting runners turned in the best effort of his life, however, as he had the champion sprinters from South Africa and Hong Kong toiling behind him.

Ghanaati won the battle of the 1000 Guineas winners at Royal Ascot on Friday with a record-setting performance in the Group 1, $408,000 Coronation Stakes. The winner of the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket, Ghanaati had little difficulty in defeating a sterling field of 3-year-old fillies as she sped through the largely uphill, right-handed mile in a course-record 1:38.32.

Wesley Ward will be double-barreled on the fifth and final day of Royal Ascot on Saturday when he saddles Cannonball in the Group 1 Golden Jubilee Stakes and Honor in Peace in the listed Chesham Stakes.

The winner of two races at the Royal Meeting through Friday with Strike the Tiger and Jealous Again, Ward has seen all of his horses backed down to favoritism or near-favoritism since it became evident to British bettors that he had brought a group of in-form speedsters to Ascot.

Yeats erased all doubts about who is the king of the stayers on Thursday as the redoubtable 8-year-old son of Sadler's Wells scored his fourth consecutive triumph in the $410,000 Ascot Gold Cup, the 2 1/2-mile marathon that has always served as the Royal Ascot centerpiece.

Three 1000 Guineas winners help to make the $410,000 Coronation Stakes the race of the week at Royal Ascot on Friday, when each of the 12 entries in the one-mile Group 1 for 3-year-old fillies has a proper claim on first prize.

Fillies of the juvenile sort will also line up for the Group 3 Albany Stakes in which the best of trainer Wesley Ward's 2-year-olds, Aegean, will attempt to follow up on the historic victories of Strike the Tiger and Jealous Again earlier in the week.

Wesley Ward electrified Royal Ascot on Wednesday as his juvenile filly Jealous Again led throughout in a scintillating display of speed to win the Group 2, $147,000 Queen Mary Stakes by five handy lengths. Her astounding performance in what some British observers had called the best Queen Mary in the last 10 years came just a day after Ward had made history by saddling the first American-trained horse to win a race at Ascot in Strike the Tiger.

Yeats goes in search of his fourth consecutive win in the $407,000 Ascot Gold Cup on Thursday, but the 8-year-old son of Sadler's Wells looks like a shaky favorite in the 2 1/2-mile Group 1 race, with his failure in the listed Vintage Crop Stakes on April 26 suggesting that he may be approaching the end of his rope.