Trueshan

Good ride, no doubt.

Seems madness that they have waited until now to find out that the horse doesn't mind being in front.

Going downhill rapidly according to some on here

rode them to sleep, well done Hollie and Trueshan

Excellent performance.

Seems madness that they have waited until now to find out that the horse doesn't mind being in front.

Elsworth took years to realise persian punch needed to be right up there the whole way especially at a track like Ascot

front run and quicker ground..well well.

Not as long as Mark Dwyer and Jodami. Previous jockey made all on him and won every time but for some reason Mark refused to lead and unless he had a hare like Rushing Wild to chase, he kept getting done for speed from the last.

So he's definitely rejuvenated with that wind-op then. He's 4/1 for the Long Distance at Ascot with Kyprios at 2/1.

Oh yeah - DEFINITELY

Another convincing win in the Cadran to cement the wind-op was a huge success. If so, is Kyprios (2/1) a false fav for the Ascot renewal and Trueshan value at 7/2 later this month? Kyprios only beat him 1 1/2 lengths in their last encounter in the Goodwood Cup.

Kyprios is one of those horses I would be reluctant to take on. Your main hope might be he's gone backwards.

Kyprios sustained an injury last season after winning the Cadran at Longchamp which caused him to miss Royal Ascot. Even when he was sound he only had 1.5l advantage over Trueshan on good ground at Goodwood. And, Kyprios did not deliver as expected last time; Eldar Eldarov (his conqueror) was beaten 14l here by Trueshan.

I think Kyprios is heading the market because of his trainer; Arrest is finished for the season, and I think Courage Mon Ami is over-rated.

Cracking judge on going is Alan King …..ffs

Trueshan won on good going in France. And, I think fine weather is anticipated that weekend apparently. Will Mr King do a runner with the horse if ground is good or better?

According to the French it was more like good to firm……which doesn’t suit the horse allegedly