Overview
- Albert Einstein is unbeaten in two starts but has not raced since May after an injury curtailed his juvenile season.
- Aidan O'Brien named him his leading Betfred 2,000 Guineas contender and described a low-key approach, saying he will "train him asleep."
- O'Brien acknowledged the mile remains an open question for a colt who has raced only at six furlongs, with pedigree assessments offering mixed signals.
- Ballydoyle's Guineas team also includes Puerto Rico and Gstaad, with indications two could target Newmarket and one could head to France before the Curragh.
- Odds moved from roughly 10-1 on Monday morning to single figures, with later quotes as short as 6-1 and some firms listing him alongside other principals.