Richard Hannon has high hopes for Wentworth after Newbury victory But while that may be about this season, Hughes" victory on Wentworth in the Haynes, Hanson and Clark Stakes was much more about next year. The colt, carrying the Magnier colours, ran out a comfortable three-quarter-length winner from Chief Havoc. The mile race has a noteworthy honours list, which includes Henbit, Shergar, Rainbow Quest, Unfuwain, King's Theatre and Nayef, while Shahrastani, Snurge, White Muzzle, Red Rocks and Authorized all graced it with their presence, if not a winning one. On yesterday's evidence there is good reason to believe Wentworth will add more lustre to the race, certainly more than last year's winner Cavaleiro, tail-end Charlie in this year's Derby. "He's still a bit weak," said trainer Richard Hannon, whose 100th two year-old winner of 2012 it was. That might be it for the season. I love him, he's one of my favourites. He always does his work very generously and he'll be some horse next year. He could be a Guineas horse - unless Aidan [O'Brien] has got something! Hughes said: "He looks big and strong and massive and is a lovely specimen, but underneath he's very weak. He wouldn't take another run. He travelled lazily in behind and it took a while to wake him up today. I think he might be more of a French Derby horse but I wouldn't knock the Guineas on the head - that lack of turn of foot today could have been down to him being weak. He'll be a different horse next spring.