Kevin Ryan: 'He's always been talented and we've given him the time he needs - now he could go straight to the Guineas'
Lewis Porteous speaks to the North Yorkshire trainer about his team for the Flat season

If consistency is what you seek in a trainer, then look no further than Kevin Ryan, who you can pretty much guarantee will end the year with more than £1 million in prize-money banked and a strike-rate hovering around 12 per cent.
Yet last season offered a little bit more than normal; in fact, the £1.77 million his horses collected on British soil was a record for the stable and Triple Time's success in the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot gave Ryan one of the biggest wins of his career.
With Triple Time now pursuing a new career at stud and stable stalwart Bielsa moving on to a happy retirement, some key players will be missing from the squad this season, but there is plenty of potential among a bright crop of three-year-olds.
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