O'Brien admits Camelot nerves

Aidan O’Brien admitted nerves were jangling throughout the vast Ballydoyle operation as he prepares Camelot for his date with destiny in Saturday’s Ladbrokes St Leger at Doncaster.

Aidan O’Brien admitted nerves were jangling throughout the vast Ballydoyle operation as he prepares Camelot for his date with destiny in Saturday’s Ladbrokes St Leger at Doncaster.

A rare opportunity was offered to the media to see the unbeaten colt completing a light piece of exercise on Monday morning, and he strode up a three-furlong stretch of woodchip gallops under Kaname Tsuge, the Japanese work-rider entrusted with such previous titans as Galileo.

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