2000 Guineas I find this a very strange market. The betting states that the fav is more likely to lose than win, but there are plenty of horses with solid form at huge prices. I'm sure if you wanted to back a winner today at 11/8 you could find one in a maiden or novice race where 90% of the runners are just having a blow.
I think the fav gets beaten here by speed. I expect him to be ridden off the pace and something will get first run on him and just hold on. So my pick will definitely be in front of the fav for most of the race, and I think PERFECT POWER also comes into it as he has a top speed fig from the Greenham and Fahey is making positive noises.