'He has a high level of form and I think he wants fast ground - Royal Ascot could really suit him'
George Boughey talks to Catherine Macrae about his grand plans for the season
There is a new look to George Boughey's operation this year but the mission for more Group 1 glory remains the same as the trainer sends out his first runners from Craven House stables.
The Classic-winning team moved to the former Godolphin yard two months ago and, after a quiet settling-in period, Boughey is primed for a big summer, spearheaded by top sprinter Believing.
"I was keen to make sure we moved in enough time for the horses to settle before we got serious with them," Boughey says. "We intentionally had a quiet month after the move and the horses have started on the right foot, which we're delighted about.
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