Royal Ascot winners Great Barrier Reef (No Nay Never) and Victorious (Wootton Bassett) now have company at the head of Timeform's two-year-old rankings in Europe, with stablemate Sun Goddess (Sioux Nation) joining them on a master rating of 108p following her success in Sunday's G1 Phoenix Stakes at the Curragh.With the G2 Richmond Stakes winner Man's Best Friend (No Nay Never) also in the mix on a rating of 107p, Aidan O'Brien is currently responsible for four of the top seven juveniles in training.The other front-runners in this division as things stand are Charlie Appleby's Inner City Blues (Blue Point), who made it from two from two when winning the G2 July Stakes at Newmarket last time; Orthodox (Havana Grey), the winner of the G2 Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot for Clive Cox; and the Simon and Ed Crisford-trained Senorita Bonita (Starspangledbanner), who was last seen winning the G2 Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes at Newmarket. They are all ranked alongside Man's Best Friend on a rating of 107p.Timeform's Andrew Asquith said, “Sun Goddess took another step forward to land her first Group 1 success in the Phoenix Stakes up against the boys for the first time since her debut. Her new rating of 108p puts her level with Timeform's top-rated two-year-olds in Europe, Great Barrier Reef and Victorious, who are also both trained by Aidan O'Brien.“Both Sun Goddess and Victorious hold entries in the Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh next month, but you would imagine O'Brien will be keen to keep them apart.“Sun Goddess is likely to appreciate the step up to seven furlongs, so the Curragh may be an option for her, while six furlongs in the Cheveley Park Stakes may be more suitable for the unbeaten Victorious.”The post Sun Goddess Rated 108p by Timeform, Three-Way Tie at Top of Juvenile Rankings appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.