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One to Watch – Wolverhampton

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday February 13

Godolphin unleashed an interesting debut winner overnight at Wolverhampton with the full brother to their 2018 Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter bolting in on debut.

A three year-old Teofilo colt from Waitress trained by Charlie Appleby, Endless Victory was sent off as favourite for the Novice Stakes (1m1½ f) contest and opened up to win by nearly five lengths for Daniel Tudhope.

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Endless Victory is the third winner from five foals to race from stakes-placed Kingmambo mare Waitress, a daughter of Group III winner Do the Honours and half-sister to the dams of Group III winner Darlington Hall and stakes-winner Broderie.

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