His workouts have been fine according to Setanta Sports:
Teofilo showed no signs of his recent problems when given a canter ahead of next week's Stan James 2000 Guineas.
The son of Galileo caused a furore in the ante-post market last week when concern grew for his welfare. The betting was suspended for several hours before Jim Bolger confirmed that he had suffered a slight soreness behind his off-fore knee.
He was restricted to walking and swimming for a few days but was reported to be back on course for the Guineas after a gentle workout on Monday.
Bolger put him through a full canter on Wednesday, which he came through with flying colours.
"Teofilo cantered Tuesday and again this morning (Wednesday)," Bolger told the Racing Post, "and all is fine. He moved very well and seemed very comfortable.
"We'll step things up a bit on Thursday and he'll work near, or at, the weekend.
"The plan is to give him his final but of work on Wednesday."
Teofilo heads the 38 horses still engaged in the 2000 Guineas following the latest forfeit stage and the Dewhurst Stakes winner is as low as 2-1 to land the Classic on Saturday week.
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