G'Emmethegreenlite

Spencer, who trains at Malton in North Yorkshire, believes he has identified the problem. Early in the horse's career, G'Emmethegreenlite was run over five furlongs, a distance that proved unsuitable. A switch to six furlongs at Thirsk showed more promise, but Spencer is now convinced the horse needs even more room to run. His physical build — a big, heavy frame — suggested initially that he might be a sprinter, but Spencer sees a seven-furlong to mile horse waiting to emerge. That shift in distance, combined with an entry into one of the nursery races at York, could be exactly what this young horse needs to finally break his duck. Spencer's yard has sent out 13 winners already this season, and he clearly believes G'Emmethegreenlite belongs in that group soon enough.