Richard Hannon is convinced Mums Tipple can leave his effort at the Middle Park Stakes and continue his development when returning following season.
The son of Footstepsinthesand dropped his unbeaten record after failing to follow up his victory in a sales race in York last month when beating just 1 house at Newmarket at the Group One contest.
Although Mums Tipple – who is as brief as 7-1 for the next years Commonwealth Cup – was shown to be lame after the race, the Marlborough handler accounts the to be nice today.
He said:Mums Tipple never ran his race at the Middle Park, since he got a kick in the gate.
He has had X-rays around the legbut hes fine. Hes done for the year.
We will get him ready today for the next year and try to achieve what we believe he is capable of. That conquer will have left a man of him.
An outing in the 2000 Guineas remains on which had been his final start of the year on the schedule for Threat, who finished two places before his stablemate from the six-furlong contest.
Hannon added:I believe we will likely return around seven furlongs and proceed for a Guineas trial of a description. The Guineas remains on the schedule.
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