Prince Of Arran looks set to go well on trip to Belmont next month

Saeed Bin Suroor's two-year-olds disembark on Racecourse Side

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The Bushes that lie just after the two-furlong pole on the Rowley Mile are arguably the most famous in the world and have provided a launchpad for many a Classic winner over the years. They are also a good marker for workers on the neighbouring watered gallop, and Simcock used them as a winning post for his 1,000 Guineas fourth, who looked in top shape under Jamie Spencer and heads for a Listed race at Haydock on Saturday.

Prince Of ArranCharlie Fellowes

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David MilnesNewmarket correspondent

Published on 23 May 2018inNews

Last updated 14:06, 23 May 2018

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