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Derby favourite Luxembourg cut for Epsom glory after delighting Aidan O'Brien
Luxembourg heading to the Derby after finishing third in the 2,000 GuineasCredit: Alan Crowhurst (Getty Images)
Luxembourg cemented his position at the head of the Cazoo Derby market after finishing third to Coroebus and Native Trail in the Qipco 2,000 Guineas.
The colt stumbled soon after the start and was held up by Ryan Moore. He made headway two furlongs out and finished close up behind the Godolphin colts, suggesting a greater test of stamina will suit.
Bookmakers certainly took that view, with Luxembourg cut to a best-price 11-4 (from 3) with Ladbrokes and Coral for the Derby on June 4.
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Published on 30 April 2022inReports
Last updated 19:48, 30 April 2022
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