Kempton
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Trainer Quotes
Jun 2024
"He wants fast ground and conditions will be key to his chance. I think a stiff mile will really suit him and he already has some decent form in the book. We were looking to get another run into him before the Britannia, but 93 is a good mark and we've decided to keep our powder dry. He bumped into a good horse in Night Raider on his comeback at Southwell but still ran well and wasn't 100 per cent wound up for that. He's done a couple of nice pieces of work recently and there should be good improvement in him. He's a horse who runs well fresh and I hope he's a Group horse. 13-06-24"
Jun 2023
"He's a lovely, big colt we bought last year. He has a very good attitude and does everything we ask of him at home. He'll be a lovely horse next year but before then he should be okay as a juvenile as everything he has done on the bridle makes me think he's a useful colt. 21-06-23"
Trainer Quotes
May 2024
"He ran a blinder at Newmarket the other day, which should set him up nicely for Chester's May meeting next week. He was beaten by what looks a very smart horse [Poet Master] and was more tractable, so maybe he's grown up, which would make life easier for his jockeys. He runs well at Chester and holds a course record, while he was third in the race we're aiming for from a bad draw last year. There's a good programme for him at Chester, so he could spend quite a bit of time there as the track suits. He wasn't beaten far in the Buckingham Palace at Royal Ascot last year, but we may shoot lower, albeit still at a tidy level. 02-05-24"
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Trainer Quotes
Apr 2025
"She was an impressive winner at Wolverhampton on Saturday after winning her maiden at the end of the last year. I think she'll be seen to better effect on the turf and she should climb through the ranks this summer. 07-04-25"
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