I have topped up my bet on Boynton for the Dewhurst.
Caravaggio looks far from certain to go for the race and Churchill is now disputing favouritism with him. As I've said before straightforward form lines put the Superlative form clearly ahead of that of the Chesham.
War Decree turned the tables on Boynton at Goodwood but Boynton, who was conceding 3lbs, didn't get the run of the race and seemed unsuited by the turning track. He wasn't beaten that far in any event. There clearly isn't much between the two and I'd certainly be more frightened of War Decree in the Dewhurst than Churchill but one of them will probably go to France and the betting at the moment suggests it may well be War Decree who does.
Appleby's comments in today's Post strongly suggest that Boynton is to be aimed at the Dewhurst and, given that the race often cuts up and is contested by a single-figure field, he looks excellent each-way value at the 16/1 still available.