Roger Varian's Eydon could go for either the English or French Derby and will test his Epsom credentials at the Cazoo Derby Gallops Morning on May 23.
The Olden Times colt took the prestigious Feilden Stakes at Newmarket at odds of 22/1 in April.
He then returned to HQ the same month to contest the 2000 Guineas and suffered some imbalance in running but stil finished a creditable fourth behind Coroebus.

Prince Faisal watched the Guineas run with excitement and now has the pick of the English and French Derbys for his three-year-old.

Ted Voute, racing manager to Prince Faisal, said: "He'll go on Monday (May 23) to Epsom and have a little piece of work down the hill and around the turn and into the straight.
"We'll see how he handles the bend and the camber and then the Prince will have a think about what he wants to do after seeing how balanced he is."
Prince Faisal has a say in the career path of Eydon which has taken in the Guineas and the Feilden, having bred the colt.
"They were really good calls, I have no idea which way he will go now," said Voute.
"I think, looking at things, the French Derby has more pace in it and is possibly a little stronger, and the (Epsom) Derby is perhaps a little slower.
"It'll be a difficult call but the Prince will make it and he hasn't made many bad calls."
The globetrotting superstar Mishrifff also runs in Prince Faisal's maroon silks and looks to be running next in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Voute added: "I said to the Prince the other day that he'd already won the French Derby and he said 'oh well, I don't mind winning it twice!'
"Ascot is where we're heading. We're just waiting to see whether we'll be ready for then, but it's pretty much the same agenda as last year and we'll just take it one race at a time."
Voute accepts a clash with the unbeaten Baaeed is inevitable at some point.
He said: "I'm not sure I really want to take on Baaeed, but if we're going to be a champion then we've got to."