Wednesday 20 April 2016 10:45, UK
Saeed bin Suroor is excited about what this season might hold for Racing History.
The unexposed four-year-old was last seen finishing fourth in the Champion Stakes at Ascot on what was just the fifth outing of his career.
He had won his previous three races, including the Winter Hill Stakes at Windsor.
No plan has been put in place as yet, but he holds entries in the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh and the Coronation Cup at the Derby meeting.
"He's had a good break and physically has done really well in the winter," said Bin Suroor.
"We've had him back in training for a while, but we've no definite plan for him.
"We'll just look for a nice race to start him off in, but I'm very happy with how he's done physically.
"He's a Group One horse - he proved that in the Champion Stakes - and the break has really helped him.
"If he's improved, which I think he has looking at him, who knows what he can achieve.
"One thing he must have, though, is a bit of soft ground."
