Pyledriver's co-trainer William Muir has unleashed a potential new star who earned rave reviews from the jockey.
Mustajaab might only have scored narrowly at Ffos Las on Thursday, but jockey Lewis Edmunds reported he was in "second gear." The son of first season sire Tasleet, who produced Coventry Stakes winner Bradsell, had a head to spare over newcomer Lajooje.
After racing greenly in rear, the second picked up strongly to press the 100-30 winner as the line loomed. But Muir, who trains one of the sport's top stayers Pyledriver in partnership with Chris Grassick, said his juvenile had more in hand than the official margin.
