September 30, 1999. Copyright 1999, Graphic News. All rights 
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GODOLPHIN GOES FOR PARIS PRIZE 
By Midge Todhunter

LONDON, September 30, Graphic News:  THE ALL conquering team of 
Godolphin are planning an end-of-season blitz on the worldÕs 
major races this autumn beginning with a crack at SundayÕs Prix 
de lÕArc de Triomphe with their transcendent grey champion 
Daylami.
	Immediately installed as 2/1 favourite by bookmakers, Daylami 
could also be joined in SundayÕs line-up by last yearÔs Epsom 
Derby winner and Godolphin stable-companion High-Rise.
Other possibilities beckon for High-Rise including the Champion 
Stakes (Newmarket), Canadian International, BreedersÕ Cup Turf 
(USA), and Japan Cup.
A comfortable winner of LeopardstownÕs Irish Champion Stakes 
earlier this month, DaylamiÕs entry for the Prix de lÕArc line-up 
had looked doubtful as he currently heads the points table in the 
World Series (the Prix de lÕArc does not form part of the series 
this season) and connections would dearly love to ultimately win 
that coveted World Prize. But the Godolphin decision makers are 
also confident Daylami is back to 100 per cent after his easy 
Irish victory and ready to take in SundayÕs top all-age prize.
Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford said:
ÔDaylami will run in lÕArc and I think heÕs got a great chance. 
This year weÕve spaced his races and not travelled him so 
extensively, and he will still be well-poised for the other World 
Series races. We will decide which one to go for after lÕArc.Õ
Jockey Frankie Dettori declared himself delighted by the news of 
DaylamiÕs participation, saying: ÔHeÕs a superstar horse in a 
superstar race. I predict there wonÕt be more than 14 runners 
with three good horses like Montjue, El Condor Pasa, and Daylami 
frightening off the others./ENDS