I've won this before and he's quite a big, scopey horse. Robert Cowell, trainer of Corporate Raider He's tough and hard and there's no reason why he shouldn't run well. I think he got beat by a very good two-year-old last time at Musselburgh. He's grown and strengthened and I'm really pleased with him.īrian Ellison, trainer of Chattel Village He's run two very solid races and we've given him a bit of a longer break between his second and third runs. He's improving and we'll find out how good he is, he's one of our stronger two-year-olds and the stiff five furlongs will suit him.Įve Johnson Houghton, trainer of Whistle And Flute It's a warm race and I'm a little bit frustrated being drawn eight, but we can't do anything about that. He improved quite a bit for having a run and I thought he did it well the other day at Ripon. We've a nice draw in two and he was an inexpensive purchase so it'd be a good prize to win. It seemed like the obvious race for him and we'd hope there's more to come. He's been gelded, we'll red-hood him to post, and his work has been good. He won on debut despite behaving pretty badly, he was very colty in the prelims and keen to post, got very warm and somehow managed to win despite all that. He's in very good form and has certainly got his chance. He ran well first time and toughed it out very well at Hamilton.
He was conceding 4lb to second Legend Of Xanadu, who boasted more experience and ran out a dominant five-and-a-half length winner on his next outing at Redcar. He was forced to switch after struggling to get a run a furlong and a half out and put the race to bed in good style when in the clear. The speedy juvenile scored with more authority than the short-head winning margin indicated at Hamilton this month. Jm Jungle, whose sire has previous in the race and dam also won here, has claims of following last season’s winner Tipperary Sunset. John Quinn thrives with juveniles and plundered the Trophy with his only representative over the last decade. If there is a wager, perhaps Jm Jungle is worth siding with at the early prices. Favourites priced at 15-8, 5-4, 9-4, 7-4 and 2-1 have fallen short in five of the past six runnings and this race is better treated as education rather than a get-rich-quick scheme.
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Following an impressive debut victory at Bath, Whistle And Flute recorded a 91 when second in a Royal Ascot trial conditions event and that figure would have been good enough to land five of the last nine runnings of this Beverley sprint.Ĭhipotle, who runs for the same connections, registered a 2lb lower RPR when winning that trial the previous season, although backing a short-price favourite in this contest is fraught with dangers. Strictly on Racing Post Ratings, Whistle And Flute is a worthy favourite. Winter Power's sire Bungle Inthejungle scored in 2012, 2016 winner Prince Of Lir followed up in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, 2017 scorer Cardsharp later bagged the Group 2 July Stakes and Summer Sands subsequently ran third in the 2019 Middle Park.
The Two Year Old Trophy has a knack of unearthing juvenile sprinters to follow. Bet365 Two Year Old Trophy Conditions Stakes | 5f | 2yo colts and geldings | ITV/RTV
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