Overdose targets Royal Ascot race
Owner Zoltán Mikóczy expressed optimism on Wednesday that his famous racehorse Overdose will be able to compete in Britain's Royal Ascot race on June 19.
The horse was to run in the prestigious race last year, but suffered an injury from which he has not fully recovered.
In an interview with Magyar Hírlap, Mikóczy said Overdose has received a new horseshoe and will be able to train in Germany shortly.
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