Dunlop mulls Native Khan plan

Ed Dunlop feels the future is bright for Native Khan after he ran a highly creditable fifth in the Investec Derby yesterday.

Dunlop mulls Native Khan plan
Sun, 05 Jun, 2011 - 13:19

Ed Dunlop feels the future is bright for Native Khan after he ran a highly creditable fifth in the Investec Derby yesterday.

The grey arrived at Epsom off the back of an excellent third behind Frankel in the 2000 Guineas and was stepping up a full half-mile in distance.

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