But he was full of confidence for King of Kings under big race specialist Michael Kinane.
"My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!"
The "king of kings" remained behind, broadcasting occasional defiant messages by radio and television to his shrinking band of followers.
The forum was launched last year, when more than 200 African kings and rulers named Col Gaddafi "king of kings".
Reflecting off of the thorns is a shadow of a modern crown "to represent the King of Kings, " said Mr. Burnett.
The rider's partnership with O'Brien first took an English Classic in 1998 when King of Kings won the 2, 000 Guineas at Newmarket.
King of Kings, who was outside Lend a Hand a furlong out, sped away to win by a length and a quarter.
Some twisted soul comes to believe that the only way he can be happy is to be not just a king, but a king of kings.
Ireland's King of Kings dethroned French champion Xaar to land a first British classic for trainer Aidan O'Brien in the Sagitta 2000 Guineas at Newmarket on Saturday.
Until his recent conviction on 14 criminal charges, Raj Rajaratnam (who translates his name as "King of Kings"), the founder of the Galleon Group, epitomized professional and financial success.
O'Brien was reluctant to commit King of Kings to the Derby and hinted the Irish 2000 Guineas later this month would be the next target, before Epsom would be seriously considered.
Whether from natural catastrophes, economic collapse or the slow encroachments of sand or water, it seems likely that at least some of today's cities will meet the same fate as Ozymandias, the king of kings who built a monument to himself.
Others might hail kings of beer or burgers we bowed to the King of Sentences.
He immediately thought of Kings, a show still in early development stages, that would transplant the biblical stories of King David to a modern setting.
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