Back-to-form filly Melito is being targeted towards Royal Ascot

Royal Ascot Back-to-form filly Melito is being targeted towards at this summer.

But superstar Black Caviar will stay at home after her blistering victory in the Lightning Stakes on Saturday.

Nick Smith, Ascot's PR head, his annual winter tour in the Royal meeting, for support for the drumming on hand in Australia where all tasted success at Flemington after Lightning win Choisir, acquisition Target, Miss Andretti and natural choice Blast Melbourne.

Twice a Group 1 winner Royal Ascot last season for the largest positive came from Sydney, however, rejuvenated after Melito horse,,, Group 2 Apollo never took refuge in Rosehill.

After a Sydney spring campaign, trainer Gerald Queen Anne at Royal Ascot Ryan to find refuge from the UK four years old are expected to.

He said, "She is such a relaxed horse and is the sort of horse that would travel well".

And according to the Sydney's Sky Sports Radio he said, "It wouldbe great to showcase her but let's showcase her here first and hopefully we've got a healthy mature five-year-old next season".

Maybe we could kick her off in the spring and then maybe go to Hong Kong or Japan, we'll see."

Black Caviar is wanted to participate in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington on March 12.

Moddy said, "I lose adjectives to apply to her. She's a phenomenal beast and it's an honour to be associated with her. It's been a great ride this far."

Royal Ascot deal for Owen Brown

Owen Brown who has been assigned Football structure supplier event has now awarded with the five years contract to be the exclusive supplier of temporary structures for race meeting Royal Ascot.

The Ryder Cup, Abu Dhabi Yacht Show and the 2010 FIFA World Cup are the events worked by the Derby based company,will start the build in May for the five day event in June which is expected to welcome 60,000 attendees.

Owen Brown also revealed a partnership with DETAIL, who will supply the interior design and fit out for all of the structures.

During this year’s event,Ascot will be celebrating its 300th anniversary , having held its first meeting in 1711.

To the Glory looks good in Kyoto Kinen

The Grade 2, $1.4 million, Kyoto Kinen, to be run at Kyoto Racecourse on Sunday at 1 3/8 miles on turf, has become a keen baton to Japanese wishes in Dubai in recent years.

In 2007 Admire Moon won it before taking the Dubai Duty Free. Last year Buena Vista won it beforeher second-place finish in the Dubai Sheema Classic. This year’s renewal does not comprise any Dubai hopefuls, but Danon Chantilly is using it as a long-term trial for Royal Ascot in June.

A Fuji Kiseki 4-year-old, he won the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup in May and is hoping to improve off a ninth-place end in the 1 9/16-mile Arima Kinen on Dec. 26. The favorite, however, is for To the Glory.

By King Kamehameha out of the Sunday Silence mare To The Victory – who was second to Captain Steve in the 2001 Dubai World Cup – he was just a neck third behind Victoire Pisa and Buena Vista in the Arima Kinen. Others with high hopes comprise Japanese St. Leger winner Big Week and Oken Bruce Lee, the 2008 Japanese St. Leger winner who was a nose second to Vodka in the 2009 Japan Cup, but was only 11th in the Arima Kinen.