19:00 Chelmsford City
Friday 7 July 2017
All18:0018:3019:0019:3020:0020:3021:00
Bet totequadpot At betfred.com Maiden Stakes
- 3YO plus | Class 5 | 7f | Standard | 10 Runners | Polytrack | Weighed In
- Off time: 19:08 | Winning time: 1m 26.00s
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Beaten quite a long way in maidens at Kempton at Lingfield. Qualifies for a handicap mark after this and that is the route he is likely to take. Wears a hood for the first time.
Son of Invincible Spirit who cost 5,500 gns at the Newmarket October Sales and is a brother of 5f AW 2yo winner Suite. Was reluctant to go in the stalls at Kempton on his belated debut, but did little wrong in the race to finish fifth of 13.
Son of Kyllachy who cost 22,000 gns as a yearling and is a half-brother to four winners from 7f to 11f. Stable can ready one to win first time so he is well worth a second glance in the betting market.
Sent off at 33-1 and 100-1 for Kempton and Salisbury maidens and fared slightly better in the latter without suggesting he is a winner in waiting. Likely to fare better when handicapping.
Son of New Approach who cost €27,000 as a yearling and is a half-brother to the useful Alamode. Strong stable not noted for its winners first time out, but any market support should be noted.
Dark Angel colt who fetched £240,000 as a yearling and is a half-brother to talented sprinter Rosie's Premiere. Stable often has its newcomers ready to go and this well-bred individual is clearly of interest.
Well supported when making a promising debut at Newcastle and may have found the ground too soft on his second start when fourth at Haydock. Early days for him, but he looks to have ability and may well appreciate returning to the AW.
Gelded son of Australian sire Sepoy who cost 20,000 gns as a yearling and is a half-brother to winning sprinter Morocco Moon. Sent off at 50-1 when sixth of seven on debut at Newmarket and needs to step up on that to figure.
Dutch Art gelding who cost 150,000 gns as a foal and £205,000 as yearling. He is a half-brother-brother to five winners including Master Of War and Muaamara. Represents leading connections and any market support for him on debut would be significant.
Failed to win in five starts as a juvenile for Richard Hannon, and three outings for his current yard have produced a couple of minor placings. Should find a small race in time, but it will be surprising if there are not more talented performers in a maiden such as this.
Non-Runners
11
(7)
La Guapita27
Weight: 9-0| Age: 3
T: A M Balding J: David Probert
NR
Forecasts
Golden Goal (13/8), Subhaan (9/4), Mio Ragazzo (7/1), Afterburner (8/1), La Guapita (8/1), St James's Park (12/1), Tesko Fella (16/1), Slow To Hand (20/1), Alternate Route (25/1), Allofmelovesallofu (33/1), Good Bond (66/1)
Those that have racecourse experience bring only ordinary form to the table so this is likely to go to one on the well-bred newcomers. Golden Goal cost plenty and should go well for his powerful stable, while Afterburner has a good pedigree and makes appeal on paper. However, SUBHAAN must have something about him to have increased in price as he developed so he may be able to make a winning start for his top stable/jockey.
- Subhaan
- Golden Goal
- Afterburner
Prize Money
1st: £5,175.002nd: £1,540.003rd: £770.004th: £385.00
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