Trainer William Haggas has confirmed that One Master is now set to stay in training as a six-year-old despite another busy campaign. The five-year-old is set to stay in the UK this winter, despite options to head to the United States or Hong Kong. One Master won one of her six races this year, but produced some superb runs as she finished second in the Falmouth Stakes and British Champions Sprint. Confirming his plans, he told reporters: “I would think she’ll stay in training. I think Mr and Mrs Jackson (owners) are keen to do it if I am, and I think I’d be mad not to do it. “She won’t be going to the Breeders’ Cup or Hong Kong like last year, though. “Last year the Breeders’ Cup was at Churchill, which is not dissimilar weather to England. This year it’s in California which is more akin to Barbados. “We decided against Hong Kong, too, because I think it’s proved now that when there’s cut in the ground, she can put in a really good performance, she’s so much better with a cut in the ground.”
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