Our gallops reporter has been to Newmarket to take a look at Telescope, Carlton House and others.
Our gallops reporter has been to Newmarket to take a look at Telescope, Carlton House and others
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Newmarket
TELESCOPE looks a fine prospect for Sir Michael Stoute and the colt took another step towards a Group One end-of-season assignment when working on the Al Bahathri Polytrack on Saturday morning.
Ryan Moore teamed-up with him in a seven furlong workout with
DEBATING SOCIETY.
The recent Newmarket winner is as fit as he needs to be and on this occasion came up the strip without his rider pressing any buttons.
CARLTON HOUSE heads to the Qipco Queen Elizabeth II Stakes next weekend and he completed his preparation for that with a pleasing spin under Moore.
Off since the Summer Mile at Ascot two months ago, the colt seems in good order and readily quickened about seven lengths clear of lead horse
EAGLES PEAK.
In this sort of form he looks sure to make an impact on what is a recovery mission.
MARIA'S CHOICE looks one to follow and it was by eight lengths that he disposed of
LEO LUNA.
SIR JOHN HAWKWOOD regularly works alone and that was again the case as he engaged in a solo spin.
Next up was
TONNERRE who looked in good order in his spin with
SASH OF HONOUR.
Several juveniles went under the spotlight, with
JAREEDA looking in good shape pulling three lengths clear of
PLYBILL.
PRIMADONA GIRL and
DESERT SUNRISE also caught the eye.
