KAMEKO is the latest big name to throw his name into the Sussex Stakes hat.
The Group 1 showpiece over a mile will be the highlight of Glorious Goodwood, with Siskin, Mohaather and Circus Maximus all in line to race.
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Andrew Balding's 2000 Guineas winner finished a creditable fourth in the Derby, but connections felt his stamina was exposed over a mile-and-a-half.
The drop back to a mile at Goodwood is on the cards, before a crack at the Juddmonte International at York's Ebor Festival.
Sheikh Fahad's racing and bloodstock adviser David Redvers told Nick Luck's Daily Podcast: "There's been lively in-house debate and Sheikh Fahad is keen to go with Andrew's preferred option, which at the moment looks like it will be the Sussex.
"We need to have a meeting of the two Guineas winners to see which is the better and it looks to me like the Sussex is where we are leaning at the moment.
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"It depends on other factors, such as weather and how the horse is, but at the moment it looks like that is where we are heading.
"Going to the Sussex gives you more time if you wanted to go to the Juddmonte, which has been Andrew's target all along.
"He bounced out of the Derby very well and will have had quite a lot of quick runs if he does go to the Juddmonte, but a bit like Roaring Lion, Kitten's Joy seems to make them out of tough stuff.
"If we'd gone to the Jacques le Marois it would have been a choice between that and the Juddmonte. This gives Andrew the option of doing both."
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