So impressive at Royal Ascot and disappointing at Deauville, Jason Goddard's Orthodox (Havana Grey) came back in style on Saturday to edge a thriller in Newmarket's G1 Tattersalls Middle Park Stakes.Sent off the 7-2 second favourite to provide Clive Cox with a third renewal and the owner a second after Supremacy, the Norfolk hero who had been below-par when sixth in the Prix Morny travelled comfortably near the pace under Rossa Ryan before getting to the front a furlong from home. Made to work hard by TDN Rising Star Force Noir (Persian Force) from there, he had what it took to hold that 28-1 outsider by a neck. There was length back to the 33-1 shot Hell Of A Spin (Naval Crown), with the 6-4 favourite Inner City Blues (Blue Point) in fifth.“He's just figuring it out,” his rider said. “He kept changing leads and was learning as we went, so I don't think we've seen the best of him today. He felt a bigger and stronger horse today and he's turned into a fair unit now–there's nothing at home that can get him anywhere near off the bridle. I've never sat on a two-year-old as fast as him–he's electric.”Cox, who had last won at this level with Supremacy in this race in 2020, added, “He's pretty special and has been from the very beginning. He'll be better for coming here, as it's his first time on an undulating track and he has so much potential so there is a lot to look forward to–he's not just a two-year-old. The Breeders' Cup has been talked about and I'd be disappointed if he wasn't fast enough, but we'll give it a few days and speak to Jason. It's very exciting.”(7-2) thwarts huge market mover Force Noir in the @Tattersalls1766 Middle Park @NewmarketRace!A huge day for Clive Cox and @Rossaryan15 pic.twitter.com/78YiiU9uUv— Racing TV (@RacingTV) September 26, 2026The post ‘He’s Electric’: Ryan Hails Middle Park Hero Orthodox, BC Next? appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.