Aidan O'Brien: Albert Einstein as fast a horse as we've seen work

Even by his exemplary standards, trainer Aidan O'Brien had a day to remember at the Curragh on Sunday with three fantastic winners on the third and final day of the 2025 Tattersalls Irish Guineas Festival.The Ballydoyle maestro saw his exciting Wootton Bassett colt Albert Einstein remain unbeaten, and in fine style in the Group Three Gain Equine Marble Hill Stakes to set up a tilt at the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, while a pair of Group One prizes followed courtesy of a career-best from the brave and talented Los Angeles in a thrilling Tattersalls Gold Cup, and a fine performance from Lake Victoria in the Tattersalls Irish 1,000 Guineas, her fourth top-level success already in just seven races so far.O'Brien spoke to Racing TV's Gary O'Brien for his extended thoughts and reflections, and where his top-class performers could turn up in the coming months, and it was noteworthy how exemplary he was when discussing Albert Einstein.

"He's probably as fast a horse as we've seen work," said O'Brien. "We always thought he was very special...he's just a very, very fast horse. There's a lot to come."

Watch the full interview below as O'Brien waxed lyrical about his youngster, who is now a best-priced 6-4 for the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, in a revealing conversation.

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