Power can bounce back to form in 2000 Guineas

Power might be capable of giving Aidan O’Brien an eighth win in today’s Abu Dhabi Irish 2,000 Guineas.

Power can bounce back to form in 2000 Guineas
Sat, 26 May, 2012 - 01:00
John Ryan

The Master of Ballydoyle has won the first classic of the Irish season with English Guineas winners and flops alike.

And, if you forgive Power his very disappointing run behind stable-companion Camelot in Newmarket three weeks ago, when he was struggling at half way before beating only one rival, the Oasis Dream colt deserves the height of respect.

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