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EINSTEIN POSES A HEAD-SCRATCHER: Robert Cooper puzzles over the mysteries of life, the universe, Ballydoyle and the Guineas

Robert Cooper unpicks Albert Einstein Guineas hopes, Ballydoyle’s classic battalion and George Boughey’s Bow Echo in a lively Flat season preview.

Albert Einstein was a genius physicist; there is nothing about the theory of relativity that he’d be unable to share, but mention his equine namesake and his grey whiskers are likely to dance with confusion.

Physics was never in my top five strongest subjects at school, and I feel a dizzy spell coming on at the mere mention of Albert’s theory of time passing faster or slower.
Enough of that for now. His namesake, trained by Aiden O’Brien, may be able to add to the speed aspect at some stage of the season but I'm sure I’m not alone in being confused when assessing his 2000 Guineas prospects,...

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