16:55 Windsor
Monday 3 September 2018
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Inspire Racing Club British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes (Plus 10) (Div 2)
- 2YO only | Class 4 | 6f 12y | Good to Firm | 13 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 16:57 | Winning time: 1m 13.03s
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Horse A-Z
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Olympic Glory colt was a remote third of six on debut at Yarmouth although first two there were smart (winner won since and Group Three placed). Should come on from that and not ruled out for all-conquering connections.
Improved on C&D debut when finishing 5L fifth in a 6f novice contest at Haydock (good-to-firm) last month. More progress needed to play a significant role.
Sea The Moon colt bred for middle-distances finished a decent sixth of 16 here over C&D on debut at 100/1 all the while looking sure to appreciate further. Best to wait for him stepping up in trip.
Proving frustrating now with four seconds in as many starts including when first past the post but disqualified at Ascot. Collared late at odds-on latest at Salisbury but surely just a matter of time and hopefully today is his day.
Beaten by a less fancies stablemate at Salisbury last time out when fourth (of ten) Signs of improvement there but was 2½L behind Dirty Rascal who finished second.
Dream Ahead colt was slow into stride and always struggling on debut at Salisbury and he had a couple of these a long way in front there. Hard to fancy.
Mujahim colt was always towards the rear over C&D on debut last month when 13th of 16. Hopefully will improve but needs a major step forward to be involved.
Newcomer by fast two-year-old Coach House is a half-brother to five winning sprinters. Bred to be fast but trainer 0-19 with two-year-olds this season.
Did most things wrong on debut at Newmarket, starting slowly, pulling hard and then fading as a result before finishing last of eight. Hopefully know the job better today but hard to fancy.
Newcomer by Showcasing cost €230,000 as a yearling. Half-brother to a 6f two-year-old winner who also won over 7f. Trainer's two-year-olds tend to need their first run but worth a market check given his speedy background.
Debutant by Morpheus cost 14,000gns as a foal and is a half-sister to five winners including 6f-7f Group Two winner Tariq. Trainer yet to have a two-year-old winner this season so probably best watched.
Weakened in both starts to date at Ascot over 7f and Doncaster over 1m. Quite a bit of speed in her pedigree so this drop to 6f likely to be in her favour and not completely ruled out here.
Kingman filly walked out on debut over C&D and having been in rear most of the way she belatedly made some progress. Sure to improve for that for trainer having a fine season and not impossible she is involved here.
Non-Runners
5
(13)
Fenjal
Weight: 9-2| Age: 2
T: H Palmer J: Non Runner
NR
Forecasts
Dirty Rascal (4/5), Grandstand (4/1), Astronaut (13/2), Venture (8/1), Fenjal (10/1), Teresita Alvarez (20/1), Dark Mystique (20/1), Wild Abandon (25/1), Temujin (33/1), Bring Us Paradise (50/1), The Cruising Lord (66/1), Rusper Dreams (66/1), Lady Morpheus (66/1), Tone The Barone (66/1)
DIRTY RASCAL has been expensive to follow thus far but Richard Hannon's two-year-old has easily the best form on offer here and should finally be able to get off the mark. Astronaut is respected for the William Haggas/James Doyle connection who have had such a great season. Grandstand ought to get closer to the selection today than when the two clashed at Salisbury last time.
- Dirty Rascal
- Astronaut
- Grandstand
Prize Money
1st: £4,787.002nd: £1,424.003rd: £712.004th: £356.00
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