The five-year-old confirmed his position as the leading older sprinter in training after claiming the second Group One of his career in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, having previously won the British Champions Sprint Stakes at the same course on British Champions Day last October.
Diamond Jubilee Stakes winner The Tin Man may head to the July Cup nextPA
Although a final decision has still to be made, the Newmarket handler reports the son of Equiano in good order.
Fanshawe said: “The Tin Man seems to have taken the race well. He has just been steady cantering for the past week.
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“Of course I would love to run him in the July Cup but we will just see how things go over the next week with him.”
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