Supremacy and Parrado in Morny frame for Clive Cox
Trainer’s juvenile stars could clash at Deauville.
Clive Cox’s classy two-year-olds Supremacy and Nando Parrado are likely to cross paths at Deauville as the trainer hopes to run both in the Group One Prix Morny. Supremacy followed in the footsteps of his sire, Mehmas, on Thursday when claiming the Group Two Qatar Richmond Stakes at Goodwood by four lengths. Group One company now beckons for the colt, with a tilt at the six-furlong Prix Morny the likely next step before a run in Newmarket’s Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes is considered.“We’re very pleased with the way he’s come out of the race this week,” Cox said. “That was the first step and he will have an entry in the Prix Morny – we very much think that six furlongs will continue to be his trip. The Middle Park at the end of the year is our plan at this stage and we couldn’t be more pleased with what he’s done.” Supremacy is likely to encounter a familiar face in the Deauville contest, however, as Cox also has the race in mind for stablemate Nando Parrado.
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