ROGER TEAL will be chasing big-race success with the likeable Tip Two Win in the Lennox Stakes at Goodwood on Tuesday.
The three-year-old is the youngest contender in a final field of 12 for the Group 2 contest.
A second in the 2,000 Guineas would be good enough to win most renewals of the race, but Tip Two Win needs to bounce back from an underwhelming performance in the St James's Palace Stakes.
The son of Dark Angel finished fourth that day behind Without Parole, and trainer Teal is hoping the combination of a drop back in tip and receipt of weight will work the oracle.
Among those lining up against the dual Listed-winner will be progressive sprinter Sir Dancealot.
David Elsworth's colt finished fourth in the July Cup last time out and drops back in grade for the Goodwood contest.
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In-form David O'Meara relies on Suedois and So Beloved.
The former hasn't won since October last year, but ran a very good race in the Summer Mile last time and the drop in trip looks a good move.
Here Comes When will attempt to follow up last year's win in the Group 1 Sussex Stakes for trainer Andrew Balding, who also fields Group 2 victor Donjuan Triumphant.
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Top handler Aidan O'Brien has chosen Spirit Of Valor to represent him among a long list of entries, while Roger Varian relies on unexposed Listed winner Emmaus.
The field is completed by Breton Rock, D'Bai, Dutch Connection and Karar.
The other Group 2 of the afternoon is the Vintage Stakes, over the same course and distance.
A field of 12 go to post once again for the contest for two-year-old's, and Martyn Meade's Confiding heads the betting.
The son of Iffraaj was impressive on debut at Newbury and connections feel he is worthy of the step up in grade.
Also lining up is the relatively exposed Van Beethoven for Aidan O'Brien. The son of Scat Daddy has already won a Group 2 this season but needs to bounce back from a disappointing run in the July Stakes.
Alan King's Dunkerron contested that race too but produced a more encouraging performance to finish fourth, and the son of Kuroshio now steps up in trip to seven furlongs for the first time.
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Dark Vision bids to extend his unbeaten record to three, having won well at Yarmouth and York, while Federal Law and Drogon could be anything.
The field is completed by Blonde Warrior, Burj, Cosmic Law, Getchagetchagetcha, Junius Brutus and Mordred.
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