21:10 Windsor
Monday 25 June 2018
All18:1018:4019:1019:4020:1020:4021:10
Young Lives Vs Cancer 'Confined' Novice Stakes
- 3YO plus | Class 5 | 1m 31y | Good to Firm | 14 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 21:12 | Winning time: 1m 45.05s
Cloth number
Odds
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Well-beaten on debut at this course last time and drops back in trip having raced keenly the early stages, but must concede weight all round due to his age.
Off the mark at Wolverhampton last time out and carries a penalty as a result, but has easily the best form of any of these thanks to that win and could improve further on turf debut.
Camelot colt who cost 45,000gns as a yearling. A half-brother to a couple of winners but not unusual for this stallion's progeny to improve for a couple of runs.
Arcano colt and related to plenty of winners, but this yard aren't exactly renowned for their first time out winners.
Rip Van Winkle gelding who cost €7,000 as a yearling. Not exactly the most exciting pedigree and he's best watched on debut.
Never involved at 100/1 on racecourse debut at Leicester last time out. Up slightly in trip but that performance leaves him with plenty of improvement to find.
Needs to improve for his debut run when sixth over this C&D, but in good hands and could well play a part.
Well-beaten on racecourse debut when sent off 100/1 at Lingfield last time out. Down slightly in trip here but that seems very unlikely to make the difference.
Down the field over 6f here on debut last August. Met trouble in the early stages there so should be capable of better, though he's been off for long enough.
Frankel colt and a half-brother to a few winners including top sprint handicapper Hoof It. Is an interesting newcomer and worth a check in the betting.
Showed a fair level of progressing between his first and second starts, and steps back in trip here. Can take another forward step here and needs considering.
Fourth on debut at Wolverhampton in November and having her first run since here, but shaped as if there should be improvement to come there and she can't be ruled out.
Paco Boy filly and a half-sister to a couple of winners who makes her debut here. Pedigree suggests this sort of trip should be suitable for her.
Iffraaj filly who cost 135,000gns as a yearling. Fair pedigree and worth a check in the betting ahead of this debut run.
Forecasts
Kaanoon (7/4), Staplegrove (2/1), Rise Hall (8/1), Peggy Mckay (9/1), Dyagilev (14/1), Lothario (14/1), Capriolette (25/1), Dazzling Diamond (25/1), Bedivere (33/1), Brilliant Riposte (40/1), Prince Maurice (50/1), Confrerie (66/1), Bold Statement (66/1), Monsieur Fox (80/1)
With most of these either being seen for the first time or having something to prove, it may pay to keep things simple here and side with KAANOON. A winner at Wolverhampton last time he makes his turf debut here and carries a penalty as a result, but there's every chance he can progress from that run and go very close once again. John Gosden's Staplegrove could take another step forward and looks the main danger, while Martyn Meade's Rise Hall is an interesting newcomer.
- Kaanoon
- Staplegrove
- Rise Hall
Prize Money
1st: £3,752.002nd: £1,116.003rd: £558.004th: £279.00
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