UPDATED 11:52AM, APR 29 2021
St Mark s Basilica is a notable absentee from the final field for the Qipco 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket on Saturday after 15 colts were declared for the first Classic of the season.
Trainer Aidan O Brien will still be represented by Battleground, Van Gogh and Wembley, who was a market mover earlier in the week to head the ante-post market for the contest at 4-1.
Ryan Moore was confirmed as the rider of Wembley with Frankie Dettori on Battleground.
Thunder Moon, who had been behind St Mark s Basilica when he landed the Dewhurst Stakes last year, will also line up on Saturday with Mac Swiney, winner of the Vertem Futurity, and Military Style the only others not declared for Newmarket.
UPDATED 10:50AM, APR 30 2021
St Mark s Basilica is a notable absentee from the final field for the Qipco 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket on Saturday after 15 colts were declared for the first Classic of the season.
Trainer Aidan O Brien will still be represented by Battleground, Van Gogh and Wembley, who was a market mover earlier in the week to head the ante-post market for the contest at 4-1.
Ryan Moore was confirmed as the rider of Wembley with Frankie Dettori on Battleground.
Thunder Moon, who had been behind St Mark s Basilica when he landed the Dewhurst Stakes last year, will also line up on Saturday with Mac Swiney, winner of the Vertem Futurity, and Military Style the only others not declared for Newmarket.