Aidan O'Brien accepts a mile may be too short for Auguste Rodin

As ever, the master of Ballydoyle has a strong hand for the 2000 Guineas
Aidan O'Brien accepts a mile may be too short for Auguste Rodin

DREAM TEAM: Aidan O'Brien and  Ryan Moore have high hopes for Auguste Rodin in Saturday's 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.  Picture: Healy Racing

Aidan O'Brien acknowledges it is "possible" the mile of the Qipco 2000 Guineas will be too short for hot favourite Auguste Rodin.

O'Brien is also represented in the opening Classic of the season by Little Big Bear, who is second-favourite, as the Ballydoyle maestro bids to add to his record 10 victories in the Newmarket showpiece.

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