The big race of the day, and what a race it is. It\'s crazy to think that Poker Face, the outsider of the field at 200/1, reportedly cost over £4 million just a year ago. Mental. Anyway, back to the racing. Can anyone beat Aidan O\'Brien? I don\'t think so, not this year anyway. He could quite possibly fill the first three places tomorrow, and I just hope I pick the right one. With the ground potentially on the soft side, I\'d be inclined to stay away from Benvenuto Cellini as I believe he\'s a top-of-the-ground horse. I\'ve been a fan of Pierre Bonnard for a while now, and I think he\'s had the perfect two prep runs to bring him to peak fitness for this race. The ground conditions look ideal and, at 13/2, he looks a fair price to make it four wins on the bounce for the Derby master, Mr O\'Brien.