John Gosden and Qatar Racing teamed up with the fantastic Roaring Lion not so long ago and they could have another superstar on their hands here.
Darain is a full-brother to multiple Group1 winner Too Darn Hot and set his buyers back a massive £3.5m.
His sibling was unbeaten and arguably at his best as a 2-y-o so fingers crossed we get to see this colt in action this summer.
The Mark Johnston yard have been bullish about 3-y-o filly Motion. This daughter of Attraction (1000 guineas winner) is bred to be decent and has reportedly matured plenty over the winter.
She is a half-sister to the classy Elarqam and could be group class.
This Ballydoyle 2-y-o is a half-sister to the Racing Post Trophy and 2000 Guineas winner Saxon Warrior.
She has an impeccable pedigree, but War Front’s typically don’t train on and her dam’s 5 victories, including the GR1 Moyglare, all came as a 2-y-o.
Because of this you would think her first season will be her most fruitful and she is sure to pick up races.
