'He's definitely at that Group 1 level' - Roger Teal ready for Lockinge rematch in Royal Ascot cracker
Roger Teal is ready to put Dancing Gemini's Lockinge heartbreak behind him in next month's Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
The four-year-old came within a neck of registering a first top-level success at the sixth time of asking at Newbury, but was pipped on the line by the John and Thady Gosden-trained Lead Artist.
Dancing Gemini posted a career-best Racing Post Rating of 122 in the Lockinge, after starting the season with victories in the Listed Doncaster Mile and Group 2 bet365 Mile at Sandown, and Teal is ready to take on the main players from Newbury once again in the Queen Anne at Royal Ascot on June 17.
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