'Chaldean is bombproof and hasn't had the credit he deserves' - Ed Chamberlin picks his Ten to Follow

With Frankie Dettori rightly getting plenty of headlines after the 2,000 Guineas, Chaldean perhaps didn't quite get the credit he deserved. The St James's Palace is there for the taking and he looks bombproof for all the season's top mile races.

Military Order has been my Derby horse since he hacked up at Newbury in April but don't overlook Dubai Mile. He stayed on well into fifth in the Guineas, he might just be underrated and, even if he doesn't land the Derby, he could be a St Leger horse.

The Oaks looks a match but Savethelastdance is a relentless galloper and she gets the decision over Soul Sister.

Last year's Leger winner Eldar Eldarov is the stayer I want to be with in the Gold Cup and beyond and I'll have a couple of sprinters in the team. I love Sakheer and he made up a lot of ground late on the stands' side in the Guineas, despite not quite staying the trip. He's my Commonwealth Cup horse, while my heart and my head say I have to have Highfield Princess on board for the major sprints as she doesn't know how to stop improving.

Loads of good horses have stayed in training and, of the milers, Inspiral could win a second successive Royal Ascot Group 1 in the Queen Anne, while My Prospero was an eyecatching fourth in the Lockinge and looks as though he'll benefit from stepping back up to 1m2f.

Finally, Military Order's brother Adayar can make it a great year for the family and for the Godolphin team. He did everything right on his Newmarket return and could reclaim the King George on his way to the Arc.

Ed Chamberlin's Ten to Follow

Adayar
Chaldean
Dubai Mile
Eldar Eldarov
Highfield Princess
Inspiral
Military Order
My Prospero
Sakheer
Savethelastdance

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