“He’s never been asked too many questions at home. King Of Steel wins the British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes at Nottingham (PA)
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From the moment I saw him in the parade ring to taking the saddle off, he’s done everything like a complete pro and with a big horse you want them to behave – he would be a handful if he didn’t. “We never rushed him at any stage, we just kept feeding him and letting him grow.
He could definitely go a bit further in time, he’s got the right attitude for the game and is exciting.”Įmily Scott, racing manager for the owners, added: “You can see why we waited, because he is enormous. It didn’t help that Andrea’s horse tried to run out on the turn, I had to ride two races to keep him in it, but hopefully he should be good fun for connections. “He travelled really nicely and lengthened well down the straight. “He’s done nothing wrong there – he must be one of the biggest two-year-olds I’ve ever ridden,” said Kirby. Might and now think about the Vertem Futurity Trophy 🤔 /pPV2VWFbNW We've another good 'un King Of Steel, a $200,000 Wootton Bassett yearling, absolutely bolts up in div2 of the 1m½f maiden 💨 The 11-2 chance was soon asked to hit top gear and extended clear in the straight to win by the best part of five lengths. Given plenty of daylight in the early stages by Adam Kirby, it was rounding the turn for home when the son of Wootton Bassett first displayed his quality, grabbing the bit to join the Andrea Atzeni-ridden In The Trenches on the front-end in a matter of strides. This contest was won by St Leger hero Eldar Eldarov 12 months ago – and as the David Loughnane-trained youngster, who cost $200,000 as a yearling, holds a Derby entry, he could be another with Classic aspirations in 2023. Amo Racing unleashed an exciting prospect at Nottingham when King Of Steel landed division two of the British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes.
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