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UPDATED 12:17PM, MAY 1 2021 Thunder Moon has maintained his place as the clear favourite for this afternoon's Qipco 2,000 Guineas Stakes, with the Joseph O'Brien-trained runner now as short as 7-2 for the first Classic of the season in Britain. He was sharing 4-1 favouritism with Mutasaabeq and Wembley earlier this morning, but the lightly raced son of Zoffany appears the clear pick for Saturday's Group 1 feature at 3.40. His two main market rivals are 5-1 shots. The World Pool, which is open for every race at Newmarket today, is currently putting Wembley as the favourite at odds of 5...

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Poetic Flare pips Master Of The Seas to scoop Guineas glory for Bolger and Manning By Andy Stephens@StevoGG Sat 1 May 2021 Poetic Flare edged out Master Of The Seas in a pulsating QIPCO 2000 Guineas at Newmarket on Saturday. A frenetic renewal, run at a fast pace on quick ground, built to a fabulous finish nip-and-tuck finish with 16-1 chance Poetic Flare, trained by Jim Bolger and ridden by Kevin Manning, having his head down just at the right moment to land the first Classic of the season by a short head. Bolger, 79, was winning the Guineas for a second time, having landed the 2013 renewal...

Jim Bolger and Kevin Manning take 2000 Guineas spoils for second time Poetic Flare claims Classic glory after pulsating battle with Master Of The Seas. By Press Association Saturday 1 May 2021, 4:19 PM May 1st 2021, 4:19 PM 3,469 Views 5 Comments JIM BOLGER ONCE again proved himself to be a master of his craft as Poetic Flare edged out Master Of The Seas in the Qipco 2000 Guineas at Newmarket. Jockey Kevin Manning celebrates winning the ...

Qipco 2,000 Guineas (Group 1) | 3yo colts & fillies | 1m | ITV/RTV Aidan O'Brien's challenge for an 11th win in the Qipco 2,000 Guineas presents a different profile to recent seasons, with arguably no one standout among three colts that all achieved a high level of form at two.  Wembley is the anointed one in a wide-open market, thanks to the booking of Ryan Moore as well as his course form when second to stablemate St Mark's Basilica last October.  "The plan was always to come back here after the Dewhurst, when he would have preferred better ground and was maybe drawn a little out of it...