Can anything beat Enable again after her Coral-Eclipse victory?
It is hard to say that a superstar like Enable, who has won her last ten starts and is 11 from 12 in her career, will be beaten in any given race as she is clearly the best around at the moment and never seems to throw in a bad performance. She can win fresh, over a variety of trips and on any type of ground.
At the beginning of the season I would have said Sea Of Class has the ability to reverse the form with Enable from last year's Arc, but after her below-par run in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes (obviously the ground wasn't right), it will take some training feat for that to happen.
In truth, Enable looks a cut above at the moment and although she is short for the King George (evens) and Arc (7-4), it is really hard to see how she doesn't win both with a clean and uninterrupted preparation.
Tom Collins, tipster
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