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I'm delighted with him. He's lovely and lazy and just quickens. Seamus was very happy with him. He's very lazy and doesn't do an awful lot in front. It was the same at Ascot and Leopardstown. He's a big sleepy fellow. He'll come back here for the National Stakes and there's no doubt he'll be better on better ground. Hopefully he'll get further than a mile but he's not slow this horse. I'd definitely say he's a Guineas type of horse. Maybe he will get a mile-and-a-half but he doesn't go like a mile-and-a-half horse in his work. He has plenty of boot and is a big powerful horse. A P O'Brien, trainer

For two yrs old only
Weights - 9st 3lb; Fillies allowed 3lb
Penalties - Winner of a Group 2 race 3lb extra; Of a Group 1 race 5lb extra