Sobetsu conqueror Spatial has serious future says Richardson

Sobetsu's spectacular ten-length maiden win at Newmarket on Saturday paid handsome tribute to the horse who defeated her by three and a half lengths on her previous start, the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Spatial.
Owned by Cheveley Park Stud, Spatial's Newmarket victory now appears to boast some of the most eyecatching maiden form of the season. Besides Sobetsu, who placed third, the second and fourth in the contest have also won impressively on subsequent starts, with the rest yet to race again.
"The form is working out extremely well," said Cheveley Park Stud managing director Chris Richardson. "We like our filly and I know Sir Michael is very sweet on her."
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