Turpin may go for Jersey Stakes Richard Hannon has raised the possibility of Dick Turpin missing a third clash with stablemate Canford Cliffs in the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot. Dick Turpin has finished in front of the more fashionable Canford Cliffs on two occasions this season, causing something of an upset in the Greenham at Newbury, and again when the pair were second and third to Makfi in the StanJames.com 2000 Guineas. While Canford Cliffs then triumphed in the Irish Guineas, Dick Turpin finished second in the French version, half a length behind subsequent French Derby winner Lope De Vega. Hannon said: "Canford Cliffs definitely runs, but Dick Turpin might switch to the Jersey. "I will leave him in both the St James's Palace and the Jersey Stakes and make a decision nearer the time. "It is up in the air really but if it turns up on the easy side I will probably run both in the St James's. "Canford has learned to settle now and is a very good horse in my book."
