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I have to be careful because I’ve got stars in my eyes for Alflaila so I’m glad to share your feeling

“He won’t be ready until the second part of May as he had a little blip after the Irish Champion Stakes. He obviously won well in the Group Two (York Stakes) up at York last season. We are all in agreement that it didn’t go to plan in Ireland, but he was only three and a quarter lengths behind Auguste Rodin.

"He doesn’t have much to find at the top level, and all being well we can have a bit more of a longer season. He is another one that is moving well and that has done well. We might have a look at the Brigadier Gerard Stakes at Sandown Park first, and then all being well we can look at all the decent 10 furlong races with him.

"You would hope he could go for the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot. I wouldn’t rule out going up in trip to a mile and a half with him at some point because of his run style. He hit the line strongly in the Irish Champion and it might just open up a few more options at some stage.” Burrows Stable tour April Sporting Life

<blockquote data-quote="barjon" data-source="post: 2679551" data-attributes="member: 66598">I have to be careful because I’ve got stars in my eyes for Alflaila so I’m glad to share your feeling <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60d.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":love:" title="Love&nbsp; &nbsp; :love:"&nbsp; data-smilie="16"data-shortname=":love:" /> “He won’t be ready until the second part of May as he had a little blip after the Irish Champion Stakes. He obviously won well in the Group Two (York Stakes) up at York last season. We are all in agreement that it didn’t go to plan in Ireland, but he was only three and a quarter lengths behind Auguste Rodin.&quot;He doesn’t have much to find at the top level, and all being well we can have a bit more of a longer season. He is another one that is moving well and that has done well. We might have a look at the Brigadier Gerard Stakes at Sandown Park first, and then all being well we can look at all the decent 10 furlong races with him.&quot;You would hope he could go for the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot. I wouldn’t rule out going up in trip to a mile and a half with him at some point because of his run style. He hit the line strongly in the Irish Champion and it might just open up a few more options at some stage.” Burrows Stable tour April Sporting Life</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barjon, post: 2679551, member: 66598"] I have to be careful because I’ve got stars in my eyes for [B]Alflaila [/B]so I’m glad to share your feeling :love: [B][I] “He won’t be ready until the second part of May as he had a little blip after the Irish Champion Stakes. He obviously won well in the Group Two (York Stakes) up at York last season. We are all in agreement that it didn’t go to plan in Ireland, but he was only three and a quarter lengths behind Auguste Rodin. "He doesn’t have much to find at the top level, and all being well we can have a bit more of a longer season. He is another one that is moving well and that has done well. We might have a look at the Brigadier Gerard Stakes at Sandown Park first, and then all being well we can look at all the decent 10 furlong races with him. "You would hope he could go for the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot. I wouldn’t rule out going up in trip to a mile and a half with him at some point because of his run style. He hit the line strongly in the Irish Champion and it might just open up a few more options at some stage.” Burrows Stable tour April Sporting Life[/I][/B] [/QUOTE]

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