Babouche has already looked special - here are five more Juddmonte juveniles to get excited about this season
Nothing pleases me more than when the white, green and pink colours of Juddmonte find a good horse. Some of the icons of the sport have worn those famous silks and not only are they titans on the track but the Juddmonte blood is some of the strongest in the breeding sheds too.
Frankel and Kingman are their standout stallions, but it shouldn't be forgotten that New Bay and Calyx, two up-and-coming sires, were both Juddmonte horses too and without them European racing would be much the poorer.
In Europe this season they have been a bit light on the older horse front with the notable exception of Bluestocking, who has held her head up high if some of the best races, but the Juddmonte two-year-olds are looking strong with a whole host of potentially Group 1 colts and fillies strutting their stuff.
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