Trainer Dermot Weld announced to the Racing Post on Monday that his Classic-winning filly Tahiyra has been retired to stud.

Trainer Dermot Weld announced to the Racing Post on Monday that his Classic-winning filly Tahiyra has been retired to stud.

Dermot Weld has expressed concern about the ground ahead of Tahiyra’s potential participation in the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot.

The Group 1 Prix du Cadran (1:33), run over 2m4f, is the ultimate staying contest and has been won by some of the best long-distance horses in Europe.

This year’s 1000 Guineas heroine Mawj looks set to make her reappearance in the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup at Keeneland on October 14, with connections preferring a trip stateside to Group 1 Sun Chariot at Newmarket held a week prior.