Ted's Brother set for landmark run at Wolverhampton

Regular winner Ted’s Brother is set to join the 100 Club when he tackles the 1m4f handicap (7.15) at Wolverhampton on Saturday night.

Now with Laura Morgan, the nine-year-old won ten races for previous trainer Richard Guest, all on turf.

However, he finished runner-up over course and distance in March under Shane Kelly, who is again in the saddle, and Morgan believes she has found a good opportunity for the gelding.

“He’s a bit of an old legend,” she said on Friday. “He’s run only eight times for me but has been placed on five of those occasions, and he should have a great chance at Wolverhampton."

Morgan, now based back at her family home, Foxfield Stud, Waltham on the Wolds, near Melton Mowbray, having moved from Grantham, added: "It’s his first run from our new yard and he goes to Wolverhampton in great form. He’s a real fun horse to have and has already done me proud.”

Ted’s Brother returns from a three-month absence, having been off the track since finishing fifth to Diamonds A Dancing at Nottingham in July.

His versatility in terms of distance has enabled him to win over seven furlongs and finish third over a mile and six furlongs.

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