Gosden ace impresses with Ascot next on agenda

Mighty Power and Embolden head towards the Rowley Mile grandstand

Lord Campari
Roger Varian

The Jockey Club opened the watered gallop for the first time this year on Wednesday morning, and Roger Varian was among the first to use the pristine strip. Four-year-old Lord Campari mixed it with stablemate Prince Eiji over six furlongs and could be heading to the Listed Richard III Stakes at Leicester on Saturday.

Charlie Fellowes' team after their exercise

Mighty Power
Alice Haynes

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David MilnesNewmarket correspondent

Published on 21 April 2021inNews

Last updated 18:53, 21 April 2021

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