Breeders' Cup 2014: Frankie Dettori rides Hootenanny to success in the Juvenile Turf Having won the Windsor Castle Stakes over five at Royal Ascot, been second in the Morny at Deauville and now won the Juvenile Turf on his home patch by three quarters of a length from Luck Of The Kitten over a mile Hootenanny has solid claims to be not only the best but most versatile two-year-old in the northern hemisphere this season. Michael Tabor, a part of the Coolmore triumvirate who own the colt, has now been involved with three winners in eight runnings of the race. He said: "Wesley was bold enough to send him to Ascot, then France and then bring him back for the Breeders" Cup. All the options are open. He gets a mile well and he could come over for the Guineas. Closest of the British runners was Brian Meehan's Faithful Creek in fifth. "I had to switch him three times and was never able to get a dig into him," said Kieren Fallon. With a clear run I'd have been running Frankie down. A blank first day for European horses was not entirely unexpected. Richard Hannon Osaila, with Dettori in the saddle, was closest of the British contingent in the Juvenile Fillies with Jamie Osborne's Prime Exhibit a fast finishing fourth having been thrown wide on the last bend but the winner, Lady Eli, was in a different class and, on time, seven lengths faster than Hootenanny. The big race of the day was the Distaff which was won by Untapable. It was a second Breeders" Cup winner for female jockey Rosie Napravnik who has improved no end in the last few years. Having reached the top she announced that she will retire on Sunday - to start a family. She is married to a trainer and already pregnant.