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Gosden pair work nicely at Newmarket

John GosdenJohn Gosden
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Exciting three-year-old colts Crazy Horse and Royal Artillery pleased trainer John Gosden in a racecourse gallop before racing at Newmarket.

Ryan Moore partnered Doncaster maiden scorer Royal Artillery, while Frankie Dettori was aboard Crazy Horse, unbeaten winner of Newbury's Horris Hill Stakes.

The pair worked about seven furlongs and finished upsides after pulling well clear of an undisclosed stable companion, who acted as lead horse and was ridden by Rab Havlin.

"Both worked well and they are in good order," said Gosden.

"I'm happy with them both and we will see where we go now.

"Crazy Horse has got an entry over there in the French 2000 Guineas. He's a Group Three winner and there's not much else for him.

"The other horse could have a race like the Heron Stakes at Sandown or run in France.

"Royal Artillery wants all of a mile. He's a touch behind the other horse but he did it very smoothly."