As we mentioned, it has been slow progress with a few runners, but most little noted compared to those dizzy heights when a first-season sire. Plenty of time to find those juveniles which write their names in the history books.
Well, let's hope so.
I run Group Horse which details the best two-year-olds in training before many even hit the track. This information has and will be subscription-based come the new turf season. However, until the end of the Flat turf season, it is free to readers (promotion). You will not find more comprehensive data anywhere else. If you love Steve Taplin's Two-year-olds to Follow 2018, you will understand and appreciate its worth. It will detail the best horses in training, which go on to prove that very point at pattern class.
I have been studying Group Horse Daily updates, and they make a very interesting read. I notice one of William Haggas' better two-year-olds, which is yet to make its debut called Frankellina.
This chestnut daughter of Frankel is out of a mare named Our Obsession who was similarly trained and owned by A E Oppenheimer. She liked a trip. Beaten on debut but won her next three starts before retiring. Her last victory at Listed class. Frankellina has been entered for the Fillies' Mile (Group 1) at Newmarket over one mile.
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