Cox hopes Supremacy can take high rank
Sprinting campaign awaits Middle Park winner.
Middle Park winner Supremacy is to spearhead an exciting crop of three-year-olds for Clive Cox this season. Also an impressive winner of the Richmond Stakes last season, the Mehmas colt will be kept to sprinting trips – with the Commonwealth Cup his first major target as Cox contemplates the Pavilion Stakes at Ascot and the Sandy Lane at Haydock as starting points. With Qipco 2000 Guineas candidate Nando Parrado and 1000 Guineas contender Isabella Giles also in the yard, Cox can not wait for the season to click into gear.🥇 Supremacy reigns supreme
A fabulous couple of days for Clive Cox and Adam Kirby gets better as Supremacy lands the Group One @JuddmonteFarms Middle Park 👏 pic.twitter.com/hzvk76aTod — Newmarket Racecourse (@NewmarketRace) September 26, 2020
“I’m very pleased with all three of them,” he said. “Supremacy will stay at six furlongs, so we’re looking at the Pavilion, the normal sprinting route – with possibly the Sandy Lane en route to Royal Ascot and the Commonwealth. “He’s wintered really well and looks very strong. I’m very pleased with him indeed.” Of his Coventry Stakes winner, he said: “Nando has done very well after a good season last year, winning at Royal Ascot and then positive Group One performances in the Morny and the Lagardere.
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