Royal Patronage'swins in the Acomb and Royal Lodge Stakes could hardly have worked out better. His dam Attire, by Danehill Dancer, has already produced Mooresbridge Stakes winner Leo De Fury and the Listed-placed two-year-old Sense Of Style. Perhaps it has been a case of style over substance thus far but he is bred to improve, being by a stamina source in Camelot – a son of Montjeu who can also produce a backend Group 1-winning juvenile, as evidenced by Criterium de Saint-Cloud scorer Wonderment. A Killarney maiden winner in July, he was not seen again until the Beresford Stakes last month – another contest O'Brien has farmed – when he made a big impression with a near five-length win. The good-looking colt was bred by Ben Sangster and cost a relatively modest 150,000gns from Tattersalls Book 1 when selling to MV Magnier, but it is on the track where he has done plenty of talking. Pedigree punting:Vertem Futurity Trophy verdict and 1-2-3 predictionĪidan O'Brien has used the Vertem Futurity as the launchpad for some of his Classic stars, most notably Camelot, Saxon Warrior and Magna Grecia in recent years, and plenty of eyes will be on Luxembourg, an unbeaten son of Camelot who currently holds sway in the betting on next year's Cazoo Derby. Vertem Futurity Trophy runners and riders The son of Camelot is held in the highest regard at Ballydoyle, which has yet to win a juvenile Group 1 with a colt this term, but faces a classy rival in the Mark Johnston-trained Royal Patronage, who denied the exciting Coroebus in the Royal Lodge recently.īayside Boy, a course winner in the Champagne Stakes at the St Leger meeting, is another in the mix after his third in the Dewhurst last time with a field of eight declared.ģ.15 Doncaster: Vertem Futurity Trophy Stakes racecard and betting
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The Group 1, which used to be known as the Racing Post Trophy, has a rich history and the last four winners– Saxon Warrior, Magna Grecia, Kameko and Mac Swiney– have gone on to Classic glory at three the following season.Īidan O'Brien, aiming to equal Sir Henry Cecil's record haul of ten victories in the race, saddles exciting ante-post favourite Luxembourg, who is two from two and was last seen recording an easy win in the Beresford Stakes. One last treat of the 2021 British Flat season awaits following declarations for Saturday's Vertem Futurity Trophy at Doncaster.
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