Betway Median Auction Maiden Stakes (Div 1)

25,000 gns yearling. Half-brother to three winners including the high class Golden Sword and Melbourne Cup winner Rekindling who both were quick enough to win as two-year-olds. Makes plenty of appeal on breeding for top yard.

Sales price rose to 6,500 gns as a yearling. Half-brother to six winners from 1m to 2m. Yard not associated with juvenile winners so probably best watched on debut.

Sales price dropped from 11,000 gns to 8,000 gns as a yearling. Second foal of a dam who didn't reach the track. Betting should guide as to what is expected.

Slowly into stride and always on the back foot after that when well beaten on Chepstow debut at this trip and needs a major step forward to play a part here.

Half-brother to 6f winner Ferocity and 1m winner Desert Berry. Stable did have a debut winner when racing resumed and interesting to see if there is any market confidence.

£8,000 yearling. Half-brother to three winners from 6f to 1m2f. Stable had winning newcomer at Kempton last month so interesting to see what he is capable of.

Fourth foal of dam who won at 1m but has yet to produce a winner. Stable fully capable of getting a newcomer ready so market should guide.

Similar level of ability in pair of Chepstow maidens at 6 and 7f. Now switched to the AW and needs to improve to play a prominent role here.

First foal of a dam who won on debut at 6f for these connections. Stable have had plenty of two-year-old winners this season to know where they stand and looks one of the more likely newcomers on paper.

Knew her job on Redcar debut a month ago when making the running before finishing 2.5L fourth of nine. The winner has franked the form by scoring again since and clearly sets the standard of those with experience.