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- Ain't Nobody
- T Eaves / K A Ryan
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119
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11/1 |
Ain't Nobody
Won last year's Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot (5f, good to firm); reappeared with good third to Big Mojo in Group 3 there (6f, good to firm), beaten just over 1l after making a big move from last to first and that performance can perhaps be upgraded; won on good to soft on debut; not ruled out for trainer who has won two of the last five runnings.
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- Arizona Blaze
- D Egan / A Murray
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123
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9/4 |
Arizona Blaze
Plenty of good 2yo form, including 6f Group 3 win at the Curragh (good) and close second in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (5f, firm); dominant in Group 3 Prix Sigy at Chantilly (5.5f, good to soft) last month and this Irish challenger is entitled to considerable respect.
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- Big Mojo
- Jason Hart / M Appleby
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123
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13/2 |
Big Mojo
Won the Group 3 Molecomb at Goodwood (5f, good to firm) last July and continued to show strong form; reappeared with half-length win in Group 3 Commonwealth Cup Trial at Ascot (6f, good to firm); unraced on slow ground; he could do with settling better and may need a bigger performance to follow up today, but he got the job done and could still have more to offer; key player.
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- Candy
- George Wood / R Spencer
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111
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66/1 |
Candy
Front-runner who won two nurseries in a row last September (6f, soft/good) before Listed win at Redcar (6f, soft); showed bright speed when fair sixth to Big Mojo on reappearance in Group 3 at Ascot (6f, good to firm) and could improve for that outing, but others have more substance to their claims.
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- Dash Dizzy
- S De Sousa / C Johnston
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111
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25/1 |
Dash Dizzy
He was making just his third start when good third of six in Group 1 Middle Park at Newmarket (6f, soft) last September, beaten about 5l; remains lightly raced and may have needed last month's return, when eighth to Big Mojo in Ascot Group 3 (6f, good to firm), but his claims aren't compelling.
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- Kullazain
- D Tudhope / J Tate
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108
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40/1 |
Kullazain
Won in fine style at Sandown (5f, soft) last September on second start and creditable effort when 4l third of 11 in Group 3 Cornwallis at Newmarket (5f, good to soft) in October; unexposed and the step up to 6f could be a positive move, but he has plenty to find with the principals.
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- Powerful Glory
- O J Orr / R A Fahey
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118
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6/1 |
Powerful Glory
Impressive on debut at Pontefract (6f, good to firm) last August and made it 2-2 in Group 2 Mill Reef at Newbury (6f, heavy); that wasn't a strong race for the grade but his unbeaten record can't be knocked; connections were responsible for star 3yo sprinter Perfect Power in 2022; chance.
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- Symbol Of Honour
- W Buick / C Appleby
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122
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5/2 |
Symbol Of Honour
Won two conditions races in a row at Meydan (6f, good/good to firm) early this year and bounced back from lesser run at Newmarket (7f, good) to win Listed race at Newbury (6f, good to firm) last Saturday; back up in grade today but he's in excellent hands to continue to progress; contender.
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- Arabian Dusk
- Harry Davies / S & E Crisford
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118
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12/1 |
Arabian Dusk
Won Group 2 at Newmarket (6f, good) last July and creditable third in Group 1 Cheveley Park (6f, soft) on final 2yo start; respectable efforts in fillies' Group 3/Listed races on her two outings this season but she hasn't shown enough to suggest she's the one to be on today.
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- First Instinct
- Cieren Fallon / W J Haggas
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120
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9/1 |
First Instinct
C&D novice winner (good to soft) who made it 3-5 with Listed fillies' win at Cork (5.5f, good) this month; she needs another step forward today but is in top hands and her dam was a Group 1 winner; not discounted.
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