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Adayar v Mishriff: Graeme Rodway crunches the numbers to reveal who is fastest
3.50 Ascot
Qipco Champion Stakes (Group 1) | 1m2f | 3yo+ | ITV/Sky
The key piece of form for this race could be the King George at this course in July when Mishriff was beaten a length and three-quarters into second behind Adayar. Mishriff is favourite with most bookmakers to win the rematch on Saturday and here's why.
Adayar is a Derby winner and stamina is his forte. When he won at Epsom he did it in a good time off a solid gallop over 1m4f and, according to the sectional times published on racingtv.com, he ran the final three furlongs 0.74 seconds quicker than anything else.
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