Marcus Tregoning thinking big with 2,000 Guineas prospect Mohaather

Mohaather: Showcasing colt was ridden by Martin DwyerCredit: Mark Cranham

Marcus Tregoning knows what it takes to win the Derby and the trainer is now dreaming of more Classic glory with Mohaather, whose 33-1 win in Newbury's Group 3 Horris Hill Stakes on Saturday was no surprise to those closest to the colt.

The victory, which left Mohaather a 50-1 chance with Betfair Sportsbook and Paddy Power for next year's Qipco 2,000 Guineas, allowed the spotlight to once again be shone on the popular Tregoning, who was winning his first race at Group level since 2012.

Formerly based in Lambourn, the trainer moved to Whitsbury five years ago and has endured a dip in fortunes, but he is relishing the prospect of having another Classic contender in his care.

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James BurnLambourn correspondent

Published on 28 October 2018inNews

Last updated 19:42, 28 October 2018

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