![]() ![]() The very appropriately named KING OF STEEL dwarfs his rivals at Nottingham to win with ease on his debut for and Adam Kirby. “He’s come out of the run at Nottingham very well and we think he’s a nice horse,” said Loughnane. Having ticked all the right boxes and confirmed the promise of his work at home, the Derby entrant, who cost owners Amo Racing $200,000 as a yearling, may “take a crack” at the £118,400 first-prize if connections feel a trip to Town Moor is the right move to make. Exciting Nottingham winner King Of Steel is one of 17 names among the five-day entries for Saturday’s Vertem Futurity Trophy at Doncaster.ĭavid Loughnane’s youngster dwarfed his contemporaries in the paddock at Colwick Park and was most impressive when scoring by the best part of five lengths on his racecourse bow last week.
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