Obviously, it's not just about this couple, and Lake Victoria may not even be willing to return within fourteen days, but only the thought of seeing these two from head to head to head is enough for now.
The Nell Gwyn winner of Tuesday, Zanzoun (GB) (Dubawi {IRE}), became more embellished by Juddmonte's 2025 -classic portfolio, but does not have an entry for Newmarket with the Poule d'Sesai des Poule. Fred Darling winner, who was trained by Archie Watson, Duty First (GB) (presentation {GB}), would also have to be supplemented for the 1,000 guineas.
Night of Thunder may have the favorite, but it could only be Frankel, who even appears as a broodman of a candidate. This is by no means a complete list of potential candidates for the race, but it contains the best known in the bets and some who have attracted attention in recent weeks. We hope that this year's race can match the running of 2024, in which the winner Elmalalka (GB) was hunted home by the subsequent winners of the group 1 Porta Fortuna (Irish), Ramatuelle, Tamfana (Get) and Farfen Angel (GB).
Desert flower (IRE)
Night of the thunder (Irish) – promising run (challenging pressed)
If you ever tend to depression, watch horses in galloping one morning. Fresh air and thoroughbred in full flight can offer a huge elevator, and it was certainly a thrill to see the unbeaten desert flower along Wednesday morning along the Rowley Mile. We do not know which instructions to her driver William Buick were given, but she was certainly the most visually impressive of Charlie AppleBY's four smart gallopers, including Shadow of Lithe (Irish), the ruling dish and the 2,000 Guineas winner of last year (GB). A range, a long foal, one could be awarded that it could be at sea on a wave-shaped route, but it had already shown an affinity for Newmarket when she won the mile of the G1 stuff with five and a half lengths. Last year she also won twice against the dyke in July. This is your track and she deserves to be a favorite.
Current opportunities with sponsor Betfred: 5/4 favorite
Victoriasee (IRE)
Frankel (GB) – Peaceful Reflection (GB) (Presentation {GB})
But then there is Lake Victoria. She can also claim Newmarket with her G1 Cheveley Park Stakes victory. She also won over a mile, albeit easier, at Del Mar in the Gi Breeders' Cup Juvenile Futfofs Turf. In the European two-year classifications with £ 2 than the desert flower, it was rated, and perhaps the only reason why she is not popular, it is that her trainer Aidan O'Brien stated a few weeks ago that she may not be ready on the first weekend in May. On Monday, when he watched the elegant stut foal on the training area in Ballydoyle, he said: “Lake Victoria is on the way back. We performed it a few weeks ago and it really comes. It could be there in time.” Please let it be.
Current opportunities: 5/1
Red letter (GB)
Frankel (GB) – Red Impression (GB) (Gloomy Angel {GB})
Zanzoun may be unlikely for Up-to-date Market, but Juddmonte could be represented by this house, the shape of which is connected to Lake Victoria. A head separated her on the line when they were at first and second place at the debut in the Curragh. The red letters won the next time and was only one and a half length away when it was four of five G1 Moyglare Stakes with this quintet holds Guineas.
Current opportunities: 7/1
Boyship story (IRE)
Frankel (GB) – Mekkas Engel (Irish) (Gloomy Angel {IRE})
For this above-mentioned stut foal, which was bred on the same cross as red letters, but from a more experienced race mare in the angel of the group 1 winner-sprinter Mecca. She disappointed in the Moyglare, but had hit exactly twice when he won the G2 debutant and the G3 Silver Flash Stakes. She was also very impressive when she ran away with the Chesham Stakes.
Current opportunities: 16/1
Lake Victoria and Dean Gallagher in Ballydoyle on Monday | Racing photos
Vertical blue (IRE)
Mahmas (ire) – Krunch (ire) (Sea the stars {ire})
As the winner of group 1 over a mile in the Prix Marcel Boussac, when she equipped stable mate and the youngest Prix de la Grotto winner Zarigana (FR) (FR) (Siyouni {FR}), Vertikalblau was then bought by John Stewarts Resolute Bloodstock for 3,200,000gns. She returned to Francis Graffard's stable in Chantilly, which is currently in rude health. She has classic entries at home and in England, and her trainer may want to differentiate her from Zarigana this spring.
Current opportunities: 20/1
Exactly (IRE)
Frankel (GB) – Herzschmerz (GB) (Kyllachy {GB})
If the Victoria lake does not show its willingness for Newmarket in good time, it seems to be exactly the main hope of Aidan O'Brien, and it deserves the right consideration. Only half the length behind vertical blue when she was third in the Marcel Boussac in the shadow of her stable colleague Lake Victoria and a testing story at the beginning of the season, but she completed her youth campaign with a seventh start and a uncomplicated victory in the G3 Killavullan Stakes. In second place in her first start this season after Swewelter (GB) (Kingman {GB}), another Juddmonte -Classical view that goes to the Irish 1,000 Guinen, should come for this run.
Current opportunities: 20/1
Cathedral (GB)
Too damn sizzling (GB) – War and Peace (GB) (Frankel {GB})
An 800,000 € Arqana Breeze-Up purchase from Amo Racing won in September at the debut in Lingfield, before it was narrowed in second place in the G3. Not yet sighted this year, but it certainly has a family tree that deserves a place in the Guineas setup because her dam is half a sister for the former stable mate of Cathedral, the sheet winner Bluestocking (Camelot {GB}).
Current opportunities: 25/1
Kontiki (GB)
Night of the thunder (ire) – maid up (ire) (mastercraftsman {ire})
It is located in a similar clip as the 2,000 Guinea's candidate Cosmic Year (GB), since we only saw it twice, but she won twice, most than one mile in the same night in Kemton, this cosmic year returned. Coach Jane Chapple-Hyam wanted to give her more time between the races than if she had run in Nell Gwyn and indicated that the Guinenen are a lot in her plans. Four years ago, the trainer had second place Safran Beach in the classic and she is never afraid to take a chance.
Current opportunities: 25/1
Remate (GB)
Kodiac (GB) – Savannah (GB) (Lden Times {GB})
Third in the Nell Gwyn was not only a good comeback run after almost 300 days from the route, but was also a progress at her Up-to-date Market Maiden victory last June. It is a large prize, and this is rightly compared to some of her exhilarating competitors here, but it will be challenging not to cheer, whose father, dam and maternal Grandsire have all been bred by their owner-breder-prince AA faisal.
Current opportunities: 50/1
