Vinatera and Glorious Kitty have already shown ability but they face some fascinating newcomers. French Sand is well worth monitoring in the market on debut for a stable with a fine record with newcomers, but Audience's half-sister KINSWOMAN is particularly appealing on pedigree and is taken to make a winning debut for her powerful yard.[David Bellingham]
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Made her debut in only January and has finished third in both starts over 7f on Polytrack; form is solid if unspectacular, but on evidence so far the drop in trip may suit her.
Sands Of Mali filly; 5,000euros foal, £17,000 yearling, £150,000 breeze-up 2yo; half-sister to five winners including Cavalaire Bay (Australian 6f/6.5f; RPR 97), Forum Magnum (French 5.5f 2yo; 97), Top Joker (1m; 83) and Kind Invitation (1m AW; 83); dam Australian 6f winner (including 2yo/Group 2); stable has a fine record with newcomers and market confidence would be significant.
Both starts at York last year, making a fine debut when fourth of 15 in a Listed event (5f, good) in May but failing to beat a rival in a novice (6f, good to firm) in July; off eight months, but she is related to AW winners and her sire is 29-158 (+£87.72 to a £1 stake) here in the past five seasons; watch market.
Mehmas filly; closely related to two winners including Dark Lady (6f 2yo including AW/Group 3; RPR 105), half-sister to four winners including Audience (7f/1m including 2yo/Group 1 Lockinge; 123) and Esquire (6f/7f including 2yo/Group 3; 107); dam 6f/7f winner (including Listed; 105); striking pedigree and high on list on debut for powerful yard, especially if positive in the market.
Earthlight filly; dam 1m4f winner (RPR 83), out of maiden half-sister to winners Germance (1m2f Group 1) and Gaily Game (1m4f/1m7f Listed); stable can get one ready first time, but her breeding suggests she may come into her own over further in due course.
Better effort on the second of her two starts for Charlie Appleby when a close third of 11 at Yarmouth (6f, good to firm) last August, but finished 3l behind Vinatera when fifth of 12 on stable debut at Chelmsford (7f, Polytrack) three weeks ago; first-time tongue-tie worn then is retained, but hood removed; others stronger.
Kodiac filly; £48,000 yearling; first foal; dam once-raced half-sister to winners Yalta (5f 2yo Group 3) and Honiton (useful 1m2f), out of 1m 2yo winner, is granddaughter of Irish Oaks winner; stable often gets them ready first time and the market should indicate what is expected.
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