Without Parole looks a top notcher in the making

Top 40 entry Without Parole won his sole start as a juvenile by six lengths at Newcastle last December and John Gosden's colt scored by the same margin on his reappearance at Yarmouth. A son of Frankel, he was heavily supported beforehand in the second division of the one mile novice event at the East Anglian track. Frankie Dettori positioned his mount behind the leader Ostilio before asking his partner for his effort approaching the final furlong and the response was impressive. The pair readily pulled clear of Simon Crisford's runner (rated 84) with eight lengths back to the third. The winning time was two seconds quicker than the first division won by Hugo Palmer's highly regarded Corrosive. Dettori was positive afterwards and he looks a horse with a big future. Despite holding entries in both the 2000 Guineas and Dante Stakes, a race such as the Listed Heron Stakes at Sandown (24th May) may come under consideration. If that went to plan, then the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot looks a realistic target.