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THAT he’s winner of the Kameko Futurity Stakes (Doncaster 2.10) seven times in the last 14 years tells you that Aidan O’Brien normally sends over something pretty useful for this Group One, two-year-old contest over the demanding straight mile.
And with the ground set to be bottomless yet again for the juvenile event, this is sure to be a real grind for these immature event.
But for a change, this time around the Ballydoyle maestro will not have the favourite for this end-of-season contest as Godolphin are set to send one of their top youngsters to Town Moor in the form of Autumn Stakes winner Ancient Wisdom. He skipped willingly clear of Aidan’s Little Big Chief in that Newmarket contest to the tune of an impressive three-and-three-quarter lengths.
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