Sky Bet Racing Cash Out Novice Stakes

Ran well in four starts in bumpers including when 8L second at Worcester (good) in June, but always behind on Flat debut here, and others preferred again.

Sent off a big price, but shaped really well when third to stablemate Red Starlight at Newmarket in June. Seemed to find drop in trip against him when second at Ffos Las since, and better expected now.

Half-brother to Bassara and Luang Prabang, both winners for connections around 1m, but yard's newcomers tend to need experience more than most, and he's passed over unless the subject of support.

Al Kazeem colt who looked badly in need of experience when down the field at Wolverhampton on debut, and fared no better at Newmarket on return, for all heavy ground is a valid excuse for that no-show. Market should indicate what's expected now.

Bred in the purple as a son of Frankel and multiple Group 1 winner Midday, but finished well beaten on debut at Newmarket in September. Has had wind surgery prior to this reappearance, however, and market will be revealing.

Just a modest pedigree, but shaped well when when nose second of 11 to Klassique in a C&D maiden last month despite clear signs of greenness. Sure to improve, and not underestimated.

Some promise when midfield over C&D on April debut, but well below that level at Newbury next time, and opposable even if back to for of initial effort now.

Shamardal half-sister to Guineas/Derby winner Camelot, so makes plenty of appeal on paper, for all the deployment of a hood tempers confidence somewhat. This also represents a late start to her career, but claims if the market speaks for her.

By Dansili out of Lancashire Oaks fourth Wannabe Loved, and another wearing a hood for her racecourse bow. Pedigree suggests she should win races, but this is not an easy starting point.