Kameko is super cool, like Roaring Lion - Oisin Murphy gives his Ten To Follow

I got to sit on Kameko only twice this year before lockdown and I was pleased with him. He’s like Roaring Lion in his temperament, he never pulls and he’s super cool at the start.

Darain is more of a staying type than his brother Too Darn Hot and will probably start over a mile and a quarter. We’re very excited about him and the world is his oyster.

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I won the Gimcrack on Threat. He stands tall in the stalls but he’s not the flashiest, while Military March is a beautiful, big horse and he’ll definitely stay a mile and a quarter.

I rode Starcat in work last year and he broke his maiden when I was in Japan, but he’s owned by big supporters of mine and I reckon he’s a proper horse. Watch out for him.

Benbatl and Oisin Murphy have been on a global odyssey together and the rider hopes more prizes can come their wayCredit: Edward Whitaker

I won on Via De Vega first time and he did really well, coming from a long way back. He disappointed in a Group 1 in France but I suspect he wasn’t 100 per cent. I’m a huge fan.

Selino bolted up at Wolverhampton and was bought by Qatar Racing as Sheikh Fahad wants another Melbourne Cup type. James Fanshawe is a fantastic trainer and does particularly well with these late-maturing types.

Run Wild should have won the May Hill but James Doyle rode us to sleep on Powerful Breeze. She's physically superior to most fillies.

Oisin Murphy: champion jockeyCredit: Edward Whitaker

Enemy is from a brilliant family and is a half-brother to Group 1 winners Magic Wand and Chiquita. He's done well from two to three.

Benbatl, along with Roaring Lion, is the highest-rated horse I’ve ridden. We’ve been on a journey together since 2017 and he’s taken me around the world, winning two Group 1s. Hopefully there are more big days to come.

Oisin Murphy's Tote Ten To Follow

Benbatl
Darain
Enemy
Kameko
Military March
Run Wild
Selino
Starcat
Threat
Via De Vega

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