Frankie Dettori guides Kinross to a smooth victory in the City Of York Stakes!

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The start of a successful day for Frankie Dettori began with success aboard Kinross in the Group Sky Bet City Of York Stakes. Ralph Beckett’s charge, who was narrowly denied by Sandrine in the Lennox Stakes on his previous start, quickened up nicely when asked for his effort and won a shade cosily. Dettori and Beckett both spoke to Racing TV’s Lydia Hislop after the success.

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