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Juddmonte contender in rude health as busy work morning provides York clues

Eshaada (far side) mixes it with Teona on the watered gallop
Eshaada
Roger Varian
Varian had his Ribblesdale Stakes runner-up among a select team he boxed over to use the watered gallop for bang on opening time at 6am. The daughter of Muhaarar mixed it with the talented but quirky Teona over a mile and was giving out the right signals under Cameron Noble. The three-year-old is booked for a rematch with her Royal Ascot conqueror Loving Dream in the Group 1 Darley Yorkshire Oaks at York next Thursday.
Mishriff
John and Thady Gosden
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