Arod targeting Queen Anne

has targeted a tilt at the for after his impressive run in the Lockinge on Saturday.

The trainer holds the highest regard for his four-year-old after he chased home in the Dante, on the back of his maiden win last April, which was followed up a fourth-place finish in the .


Arod finished second to French Navy in the Earl Of Sefton Stakes on his return to action at in April and Chapple-Hyam was delighted with what he saw of his bay colt when dropped in trip for Saturday’s Lockinge.


The Teofilo colt impressed when third behind and and Chapple-Hyam is keen to keep him over a mile.


“I think we’ll probably stick to that trip for now and I suppose we will look at that (), which will probably be even tougher, but we think we can find a bit of improvement,” Chapple-Hyam said.


“He’s a horse who has always shown me plenty from day one and I’ve just had to nurture him as he’s been a bit excitable.


“He’s growing up now and I think even faster ground than last weekend will suit him – the faster the better, really.”

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