FRIDAY 5TH MAY 2023
Official Racecard: £3.50
On behalf of my brothers and fellow directors of QIPCO, I am extremely proud to welcome you to another outstanding QIPCO Guineas Festival at Newmarket.
As you will know, my brothers and I share a passion for British horse racing and its rich history. We founded Qatar Racing in 2012 and base our extensive racing and breeding operations at Tweenhills in Gloucestershire. We began sponsorship of the QIPCO British Champions Series in 2011 and delight in the continued success of the worldrenowned and ground-breaking series, which commences with the QIPCO Guineas Festival this weekend and concludes on QIPCO British Champions Day at Ascot in October.
This weekend we also celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty The King Charles III Horse racing has enjoyed a special relationship with the Royal Family for over 350 years from the sport’s founding patron, King Charles ll through to Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Now we wish His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen Consort the greatest success as they take up the baton with their own racehorses including Saga, who runs here at Newmarket this Coronation weekend
We truly recognise that young racegoers are the future of our sport and are proud to have launched ‘Club 26’ in conjunction with QIPCO
British Champions Series. Our aim is to bring 18 to 26-year-olds closer to the action on the finest 26 days of flat racing in Britain and to enthuse and educate them about this wonderful sport of Kings
The QIPCO British Champions Series Hall of Fame was launched in 2021, marking the 10th anniversary of our sponsorship. Earlier this week legendary ten-time Champion trainer Sir Michael Stoute was inducted along with Sea The Stars, the superstar winner of the 2000 Guineas in 2009. Two further Hall of Fame additions will be announced later this year
We know first-hand how special memories are made at the QIPCO Guineas Festival as our own Kameko became the fastest ever winner of the QIPCO 2000 Guineas in 2020 Kameko now stands alongside our other Qatar Racing stallions at Tweenhills, and we cannot wait for his first runners to hit the track next year. We wish connections similar good fortunes throughout the 2023 QIPCO British Champions Series and look forward to celebrating another sensational season of magnificent sport with you all.
HH Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah Al Thani Chief Executive Officer QIPCO Holding
A warm welcome to Newmarket Racecourse and the first day of the QIPCO Guineas Festival. We have three fantastic days of racing to look forward to, along with entertainment for all to enjoy off the track.
Firstly, I would like to take this opportunity to thank QIPCO and British Champions Series for their support across the next three days here at the Rowley Mile.
We are also extremely grateful to bet365, RaceHorse Lotto and Nyetimber who are sponsoring races across today’s card. Nyetimber are kindly supporting the new Nyetimber Eclipse Lawn, which racegoers are encouraged to explore throughout the afternoon. We now have an eightrace card, with the Group 2 bet365 Mile being run here at Newmarket, having moved from Sandown Park following an abandonment.
The feature race today is the Group 2 Jockey Club Stakes, run over 1 mile and 2 furlongs, often a chance to see some of the leading middle-distance horses for the first time in the season. Al Kazeem, Shirocco and Sixties Icon are amongst some of the great horses who have added their name to the roll of honour for this race
Wearedelightedtowelcomeanumberofcommunitygroupsandvolunteerstotheracecourse, who have been nominated as Community Champions. The winner will be announced this afternoon and will win a magnum of Nyetimber and a £1000 charity bet courtesy of John Christie
Looking ahead, we have two more fantastic days of racing as the QIPCO Guineas Festival continues, with both Classics, the QIPCO 2000 Guineas and QIPCO 1000 Guineas still to come. There are tickets available for both these days, where we will also be celebrating the coronation of King Charles III.
Across the season, we would like to thank the European Breeders Fund for their contributions to prize money and Al Basti Equiworld for their continued sponsorship of our Owners and Trainers facility. I hope that you all have a wonderful time here at Newmarket and wish all the horses and their connections the very best of luck.
Warm wishes,
Sophie Able Newmarket Racecourses and International Director
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Newmarket Racecourses Committee
William Wyatt, Esq. (Chairman)
William Sporborg, Esq.
Tim Vestey, Esq.
Matthew Lohn Esq.
Mrs Jane George
Mrs Rebecca Dunlop
Paddy Pritchard-Gordon, Esq.
Angus Gold
Hon. Peter Stanley
Managing Director – East
Amy Starkey
Newmarket Racecourses and International Director
Sophie Able
Regional Head Of Racing
Michael Prosser
Clerk of the Course
Michael Prosser
Marketing Manager
Chris Burton
Finance Director
Stephanie Chester
Regional Head Of Operations
Darren Townsend Farrier
Joe Traynor
Safety Officer
Barney McGhee
Safeguarding Officers
Michael Prosser (DSL)
Sophie Able (Deputy DSL) Commentator
Stewart Machin
Betting Ring Manager
Sarah Woodbourne Stewards
Shaun Parker (Chief Steward)
Ian Comer (Stewards’ Panel Chair)
Daniel Andrews
Ben Ford
Gordon Markham
Tony McGlone Starters
Robert Supple
Kieran O’Shea Judge
Paul Champion
Clerk Of The Scales
Jeremy Lind
Medical Officers
Dr Ross Worthington
Dr Martin Belsham
Dr Jeremy Webb
Veterinary Officers
Sally Taylor
Colin Roberts
Veterinary Surgeons
David Dugdale
Kate Daly
David Bartram
Andrew Fogarty
Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers
Louise Sheridan
Elizabeth Budden
Sarah Duncan
Alec Dent
Julie Lingham
Jeremy Willis
Mel Baker
7 MINZAAL (IRE) (27) 23-3012
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TIMEFORMVIEWHadafewoftoday’srivalsbehindwhenwinningastrongrenewaloftheGroup3HackwoodatNewburyinJuly.Betteredthat whensecondtoNunthorpewinnerHighfieldPrincessinPrixMauricedeGheestatDeauville.Bigplayer.
Aquick wayto see a horse’s past performance. These are its recent finishing positions.
Look out for Letters:
C = Has won at this course
D = Has won over this distance
CD = Has won over this distance at this course
BF = Was a beaten favourite - = New racing season
MORE INFORMATION ON THE FORM
/ = Missed racing season
P =Waspulled-upanddidn’tfinishtherace
F = Horse fell
U = Rider unseated
R = Horse refused to race
CO = The horse was forced out of a race by a loose horse
B = Horse was brought down
S = Horse slipped
r = The horse ran around a jump or took the wrong course in a flat race
d = Disqualified
Bold form
figures = performance in all-weather (Flat) or Point-to-Point (Jump) races
How the experts rate the horse’s chances:
2. BHA rating = the higher the number, the better the horse.
3. Timeform view and TFR rating
Look out for the summary of leading course trainers before each race
Listen out for any jockeys who are having a successful day.
OTHER USEFUL DETAILS
6. Owner’s colours worn by the Jockey
7. Saddlecloth number
8. Horse’s name
9. Days since the horse last run
10. Horse’s age
11. Jockey’s weight (stone and Ibs)
12.Thehorse’sbreeding–father(sire)andmother(dam)
15. Birthplace of horse (outside GB)
16. Draw– position ofthe horse inthe starting stalls
Select your horse. Note their name and saddlecloth number
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‘To win’ is for your horse to come first.
‘Each-way’ is for your horse to come first or to be placed. It’s two bets, so ‘£2 each-way’ = £4 total bet.
Decide the amount – or stake – you are comfortable to bet.
Place your bet. There are different places to bet on course; The Tote, racecourse bookmakers, betting shop or online. Each option offers a different experience. Collect. Once ‘Weighed-in’ has been announced, present your betting slip and collect any winnings.
The Jockey Club would like to thank our Group Partners for their support in 2023
What’s your role at The Jockey Club? Operations Manager
How long have you worked here? 11 months
What’s your favourite race meeting at Newmarket Racecourse?
July Festival
What’s your favourite part of a raceday? Watching the crowds gather at the winning post and the emotions from the winners
Which is your favourite horse to run at Newmarket?
A 4 legged one
Who is your favourite jockey that’s ridden at Newmarket? Frankie, obviously
What do you enjoy most about working at Newmarket Racecourses? July Course! Getting to work in the green open spaces is 1000 times better than any office
What do you make sure you carry with you on every raceday? Water!
Favourite book? Anything by Asimov
Favourite holiday destination? Home
If you had to eat one meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner, every day, what would it be? Pasta! Probably tortellini with cheese and ham, with a creamy 5 cheese sauce.
If you could own a racehorse, what would it be called?
Hell’s Belles
Which song is guaranteed to get you on the dance floor?
Faithless - Insomnia
What do you do outside of working hours? Commute to and from work or work on the farm at home. Look after our horses and try to teach my daughter to ride
Tell us 1 interesting fact about you… In a previous life I was an Army Officer. I served 2 tours of Afghanistan and 1 tour of Iraq My biggest claim was that I formally closed British Army Combat Operations in Afghanistan back in 2014
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We kicked things off here at Newmarket with the three-day bet365 Craven Meeting, a midweek bonanza with a habit for producing Classic clues. The meeting’s Craven Stakes and the Nell Gwyn Stakes gave the chance for colts and fillies with Guineas aspirations to test their mettle on the Rowley Mile in advance of this weekend’s QIPCO Guineas Festival
The proof is in the pudding, with last year’s Nell Gwyn winner Cachet following up in the QIPCO 1000 Guineas for George Boughey, while each the last two Craven winners Native Trail (2022) and Master Of The Seas (2021) both went on to finish second in the following month’s
We kick off May with another three-day meeting, the QIPCO Guineas Festival, which brings us the first two Classics of the season, with the 2000 Guineas for the colts and the 1000 Guineas for the fillies It’s been a vintage era for the Classics and hopefully we unearth a horse to follow in the footsteps of Sea The Stars (2009), Frankel (2011), Minding (2016) and Love (2020).
The highlight of the summer is the Boodles July Festival, where we’re never short of a story or two. However, all of the focus this year will inevitably be on the legendary Frankie Dettori, who’s in his final year of riding The July Cup is the last British Group One missing from his CV and there will be some reception for racing’s most popular figure if he can finally pull it off.
It would be rude to just focus on one race, though, as the July Festival is chock-full of top-class racing across the three days Both the Group Two July Stakes and the Group One Falmouth Stakes regularly feature quality fields, while the bet365 Bunbury Cup is a hugely popular (and competitive) curtain-raiser for the big one.
Attention turns to the bet365 Cambridgeshire meeting as we head into the autumn, as we host our hugely popular three-day meeting. This meeting encapsulates the here and now as well as looking to the future, with the ultra-competitive handicap complimented by some top two-year-old contests. Held on a blockbuster Saturday afternoon of this meeting are the Group One Middle Park Stakes for the colts and the Group One Cheveley Park Stakes for the fillies Run over six furlongs, both races are seen as early pointers for the following year’s Guineas.
Continuing the theme of looking forward is the Dubai Future Champions Festival, on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th October. The clue is very much in the name, but this weekend is where future stars are born and is headlined by the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes One of the most prestigious two-year-old races in Europe, this race boasts one of the most impressive roll of honours around and hopefully the next Classic winner is just around the corner
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EveJohnsonHoughtonTomQueally
TFR:HHIII 2 Call Glory (IRE) 9-7 JackChannon DavidProbert
TFR:HHHII 3 Dubai Hills (GB) 9-7 AmyMurphy DavidEgan
HHHHH
EveJohnsonHoughtonCharlesBishop Form: TFR:HHHHI 5 Haatem (IRE) 9-7
RichardHannon PatDobbs
TFR:HHHII 6 Relentless Warrior (IRE) 9-7
TFR:HHHII 7 Search (GB) 9-7
TFR:HHIII
1 Alaroos (IRE) 9-2
HarryEustace DaneO’Neill
Form: 130-, TFR:HHHII
2 Ching Shih (IRE) 9-2
DavidSimcock LukeMorris
Form: 360-, TFR:HHHII
3 Evania (GB) 9-2
KevinPhilippartdeFoy BenoitdelaSayette
Form: 166, TFR:HHHII
4 Luisa Casati (IRE) 9-2
TomWard RichardKingscote
Form: 6/4-3, TFR:HHHII
5 Mabel Jane (GB) 9-2
StuartKittow RobHornby
Form: 41//-2, TFR:HHIII
6 Thanks Monica (IRE) 9-2
RalphBeckett HectorCrouch
Form: 135-, TFR:HHHII
7 Time Lock (GB) 9-2
Harry&RogerCharlton DavidProbert
Form: 122-, TFR:HHHHH
8 Typewriter (IRE) 9-2
AndrewBalding HarryDavies
Form: 030-, TFR:HHIII
9 Voodoo Queen (GB) 9-2
RogerVarian DavidEgan
Form: 150-, TFR:HHHII
1 Prop Forward (GB) 10-0
CliveCox KieranShoemark
TFR:HHHII
RachelCook&JohnBridger CharlieBennett
TFR:HHIII
5, TFR:HHHII
13 Tiselle Tuendchen (IRE) 9-0
P.Charalambous&J.Clutterbuck LukeMorris
Form: TFR:HHIII
Form: 13-1, TFR:HHHHI
2 Clarendon House (GB) 10-0
RobertCowell AlecVoikhansky(5)
Form: 602-, TFR:HHHHH
3 Whenthedealinsdone (GB)9-10
RogerTeal BenoitdelaSayette(3)
Form: 043-, TFR:HHHII
4 Came From The Dark (IRE)9-8
EdWalker RossCoakley
Form: 55-3, TFR:HHHII
5 Dubai Station (GB) 9-6
StuartWilliams RichardKingscote
Form: 100, TFR:HHIII
6 Dream Composer (FR) 9-5
JamesEvans DougieCostello
Form: 301, TFR:HHHII
7 Angle Land (GB) 8-7
RobertCowell DavidEgan
Form: 256, TFR:HHIII
8 Reigning Profit (IRE) 8-2
RuthCarr LukeMorris
Form: 511, TFR:HHHII
6f
1 Marshal Dan (IRE) 9-9
HeatherMain JoshuaBryan
Form: 4-30, TFR:HHHII
2 Spanish Star (IRE) 9-6
PatrickChamings DavidProbert
Form: 10-6, TFR:HHHII
3 Ernie’s Valentine (GB) 9-6
Paul&OliverCole CierenFallon
Form: 226-, TFR:HHHHI
4 Capote’s Dream (IRE) 8-12
TomWard RichardKingscote
Form: 00-3, TFR:HHHHI
5 The Lamplighter (FR) 8-11
GeorgeBaker TrevorWhelan
Form: 260-, TFR:HHHHH
6 Shobiz (GB) 8-10 CharlesHills DavidEgan
Form: 106-, TFR:HHHII
7 Coup de Force (GB) 8-7
StuartKittow LukeMorris
Form: 51-4, TFR:HHHII
8 Sergeant Tibbs (GB) 8-5
JohnFlint GeorgeRooke
Form: 53-5, TFR:HHHII
Race 5 3.45 1m
1 Ancestral Land (GB) 9-2
CliveCox RichardKingscote
Form: 13-4, TFR:HHHII
2 Captain Wierzba (GB) 9-2
RalphBeckett RobHornby
Form: U6-0, TFR:HHIII
3 Cicero’s Gift (GB) 9-2
CharlesHills KieranShoemark
Form: 1-1, TFR:HHHII
4 Kolsai (GB) 9-2
RogerVarian DavidEgan
Form: 21-2, TFR:HHHHH
5 One Night Thunder (GB) 9-2
RichardHannon PatDobbs
Form: 1, TFR:HHIII
6 Sceptic (IRE) 9-2
AndrewBalding DavidProbert
Form: 4-1, TFR:HHIII
Race 6 4.20 1m
1 Garrick Painter (IRE) 9-9
TomWard KieranShoemark
Form: 32-1, TFR:HHHHH
2 Raintown (IRE) 9-9
J.S.Moore LukeMorris
Form: 111-, TFR:HHHII
3 Skysail (GB) 9-9
MarcusTregoning DougieCostello
Form: 210-, TFR:HHIII
4 Man of Eden (GB) 9-9
Harry&RogerCharlton HarryDavies(3)
Form: 3-16, TFR:HHHHI
5 Chindwin (GB) 9-8
SylvesterKirk CharlieBennett
Form: 660-, TFR:HIIII
6 Saturnalia (GER) 9-7
RichardHughes GeorgeRooke
Form: 142, TFR:HHHII
7 Vecchio (IRE) 9-7
Freddie&MartynMeade RichardKingscote
Form: 424-, TFR:HHIII
8 Mudskipper (GB) 9-6
DavidMenuisier BenoitdelaSayette(3)
Form: 23-4, TFR:HHIII
9 Island Star (IRE) 9-6
RogerVarian DavidEgan
Form: 66-1, TFR:HHHII
10 Lunarscape (GB) 9-5
EveJohnsonHoughtonCharlesBishop
Form: 10-2, TFR:HHHII
11 Frequent Flyer (IRE) 9-4
AndrewBalding DavidProbert
Form: 20-5, TFR:HHIII
Race 7 4.55 1m 6f
1 Candy Shack (FR) 9-9
DavidMenuisier BenoitdelaSayette(3)
Form: 42-0, TFR:HHIII
2 Champagne City (GB) 9-9
BFBrookhouse JoeLeavy(7)
Form: 23-1, TFR:HHHII
3 Wilderness (GB) 9-8
SeamusMullins GeorgeDowning
Form: 05-4, TFR:HHIII
4 Grandmaster Flash (IRE) 9-7
GaryMoore DarraghKeenan
Form: 003, TFR:HHHHI
5 Crescent Lake (GB) 9-7
GaryMoore DavidEgan
Form: 314, TFR:HHHHH
6 Motazzen (IRE) 9-7
GeorgeBaker TrevorWhelan
Form: 020-, TFR:HHIII
7 Justus (IRE) 9-7
IanWilliams RichardKingscote
Form: 0-61, TFR:HHHHI
8 Havaila (IRE) 9-5
MiltonHarris TomQueally
Form: 236-, TFR:HHHII
9 East End Girl (GB) 9-1
LucyWadham CierenFallon
Form: 150-, TFR:HHHII
10 Smith (IRE) 8-13
LydiaRichards WilliamCarson
Form: 315, TFR:HHIII
11 Geelong (FR) 8-11
Paul&OliverCole MohammedTabti(7)
Form: 43-4, TFR:HHHII
12 Good Time Ahead (IRE) 8-10
Jim&SuziBest RobHornby
Form: 40////-3, TFR:HHHII
Race 1 1.40
5f 1y
1 Victory Flagship (GB) 10-0
DeclanCarroll HarrisonShaw
Form: 2, TFR:HHHHH
2 Lady Pascha (GB) 9-9
DeclanCarroll ZakWheatley(5)
Form: 4-3, TFR:HHHHI
3 American Affair (GB) 9-7
JimGoldie PaulMulrennan
Form: 6, TFR:HHHII
4 Daley T (IRE) 9-7
David&NicolaBarron ConnorBeasley
Form: 6-52, TFR:HHHII
5 Rooska (GER) 9-7
GrantTuer OliverStammers(3)
Form: TFR:HHHII
6 Whisky McGonagall (IRE)9-7
TimEasterby DavidAllan
Form: 04-4, TFR:HHIII
7 Ana Emaraaty (IRE) 9-5
JimGoldie CamHardie
Form: 0-0, TFR:HHIII
Race 2 2.15
7f 33y
1 Code Purple (GB) 9-11
BenHaslam GrahamLee
Form: 211, TFR:HHHHH
2 Rumnotred (GB) 9-9
StellaBarclay PaulMulrennan
Form: 500, TFR:HHHII
3 Monhammer (GB) 9-6
LindaPerratt DavidAllan
Form: 100-, TFR:HHIII
4 Gunnerside (IRE) 9-3
GrantTuer OliverStammers(3)
Form: 416, TFR:HHHHI
5 Giselles Izzy (IRE) 8-13
IainJardine AndrewMullen
Form: 320, TFR:HHIII
6 The Gay Blade (GB) 8-11
IainJardine MarkWinn(5)
Form: 155-, TFR:HHHII
7 One Last Hug (GB) 8-4
JimGoldie CamHardie
Form: 5-30, TFR:HHHII
Race
2.45
1 Thermoscope (IRE) 10-0
KeithDalgleish BillyGarritty
Form: 001-, TFR:HHHHH
2 Grand Canal (IRE) 9-13
JimGoldie PaulMulrennan
Form: 05-0, TFR:HHIII
3 Aegis Power (GB) 9-11
TimEasterby DavidAllan
Form: 536-, TFR:HHHHI
4 Idilico (FR) 9-4
DianneSayer GrahamLee
Form: 1/40-, TFR:HHHII
5 Kiss My Face (GB) 9-3
BrianEllison HarryRussell(3)
Form: 115, TFR:HHHII
6 Zephlyn (IRE) 8-6
EwanWhillans BarryMcHugh
Form: 520, TFR:HHIII
Race
3.20 5f 1y
1 Havagomecca (GB) 9-9
MichaelDods ConnorBeasley
Form: 61-0, TFR:HHHII
2 Modular Magic (GB) 9-8
David&NicolaBarron PaulMulrennan
Form: 420, TFR:HHHII
3 Riversway (GB) 9-8
JulieCamacho BarryMcHugh
Form: 101-, TFR:HHHHI
4 Mr Beaufort (GB) 9-8
DavidO’Meara MarkWinn(5)
Form: 1-00, TFR:HHHII
5 Lady Lade (GB) 9-5
KeithDalgleish BillyGarritty
Form: 12-0, TFR:HHHII
6 Primo’s Comet (GB) 8-9
JimGoldie CamHardie
Form: 453, TFR:HHHHH
Race 5 3.50 1m 4f 104y
1 Belle of Annandale (IRE)9-10
KeithDalgleish BillyGarritty
Form: 02-0, TFR:HHHII
2 Scottish Wind (FR) 9-9
LucindaRussell OliverStammers(3)
Form: 44-0, TFR:HHIII
3 Lednikov (GB) 9-9
IvanFurtado DaleSwift
Form: 11-4, TFR:HHHHI
4 Carlos Felix (IRE) 9-9
PhilipKirby GrahamLee
Form: 0-12, TFR:HHHHH
5 Great Colaci (GB) 9-8
GillianBoanas AidenBrookes(5)
Form: 021/-, TFR:HHIII
6 Simple Star (IRE) 9-8
DianneSayer PaulMulrennan
Form: 020-, TFR:HHHII
7 Billy Bathgate (GB) 9-4
EwanWhillans BarryMcHugh
Form: 526, TFR:HHHHI
8 Smart Lass (IRE) 9-3
IainJardine AndrewMullen
Form: 604, TFR:HHHII
9 Pammi (GB) 8-4
JimGoldie CamHardie
Form: 0/00/-, TFR:HHIII
Race 6 4.25
7f 33y
1 Gone (IRE) 9-9
CharlieJohnston OliverStammers(3)
Form: 0-15, TFR:HHHII
2 Chattel Village (IRE) 9-7
BrianEllison HarryRussell(3)
Form: 06-0, TFR:HHIII
3 Balmaha (IRE) 9-6
JimGoldie PaulMulrennan
Form: 50-0, TFR:HHIII
4 Purple Martini (GB) 9-5
BenHaslam GrahamLee
Form: 4-14, TFR:HHHHH
5 Capofan (IRE) 9-0
MichaelDods ConnorBeasley
Form: 300, TFR:HHHII
6 B Associates (IRE) 8-7
JimGoldie CamHardie
Form: 05-4, TFR:HHHHI
1 Monroe Gold (GB) 9-10
IainJardine MarkWinn(5)
Form: 035-, TFR:HHHII
2 Fanzone (IRE) 9-9
LiamBailey BillyGarritty
Form: 562, TFR:HHHHH
3 Chinese Spirit (IRE) 9-9
LindaPerratt GrahamLee
Form: 045-, TFR:HHIII
4 Class Clown (IRE) 9-7
LindaPerratt AndrewMullen
Form: 655/-, TFR:HHIII
5 Dedenne (GB) 9-7
HugoPalmer OliverStammers(3)
Form: 600-, TFR:HHHII
6 Going Underground (GB) 9-5
WilfStorey PaulaMuir(3)
Form: 542, TFR:HHHHI
7 Hollis Brown (GB) 9-3
LindaPerratt HarrisonShaw
Form: 030-, TFR:HHIII
8 Banner Road (IRE) 9-3
JimGoldie CamHardie
Form: 640-, TFR:HHHII
9 How Bizarre (GB) 9-2
LiamBailey DavidAllan
Form: 234, TFR:HHHHI
10 Bazalgette (IRE) 9-0
StellaBarclay PaulMulrennan
Form: 540, TFR:HHIII
11 Garswood Lady (GB) 9-0
BarryMurtagh ConnorMurtagh
Form: 600, TFR:HIIII
As a leading distributor of horse feed, bedding and supplements in the greater GCC area, I am once again immensely proud to support the Jockey Club at Newmarket Racecourses for the 2023 season.
Newmarket is credited as being where thoroughbred racing first started which is why so many from every corner of the world assemble and appreciate The Rowley Mile and The July Course.
As ever, the enthusiasm of Sophie Able and her team at Newmarket translates into a top class service for Owners, Trainers, Jockeys and Stable Staff and for that we are deeply grateful.
I would like to wish all those visiting Newmarket throughout the 2023 season, the very best of luck.
Have a wonderful day at the races today.
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Salt Bay sets the form standard having finished a good third in the Criterium International at Saint-Cloud last October and is respected, along with Victory Dance, who hasn’t been seen since his third-placed finish in the Tattersall Stakes Like A Tiger was an impressive winner over course and distance 16 days ago and is another who needs taking seriously, but preference is for CASTLE WAY. William Buick opts to ride the son of Almanzor over stablemate Victory Dance, which could give an indicator of his chance today, and he was impressive when scoring over this C&D on his final start as a juvenile
NATIVE TRAIL would be difficult to beat if running to the same level that saw him claim the Irish Guineas last year The son of Oasis Dream, whose only defeat at this venue came when finishing a gallant second in the 2000 Guineas, can get back to winning ways on his first start post wind surgery at the main expense of Light Infantry, who is 1lb superior on official ratings. Checkandchallenge merits consideration judged on his fourth in the Queen Elizabeth II, while Mutasaabeq is not ruled out, though he may struggle to concede weight all round.
Majestic Pride ought to prove popular following his recent C&D success, but a chance is taken on ICONIC MOMENT. A rapid improver on the all-weather, he was perhaps unfortunate to lose his unbeaten record having been denied a clear run at Chelmsford last time out The switch to turf shouldn’t pose a problem to the son of Harry Angel and James Tate’s charge can resume his progress Shouldvebeenaring is fancied to chase them home ahead of Benacre
THE GATEKEEPER finished a fair fourth over this trip at Musselburgh and a 1lb lower mark can see him build on that He is now rated 6lb above his last winning all-weather mark but remains relatively unexposed and could have a big say in proceedings Final Watch made a promising return to action, when also finishing fourth, over C&D last month and is feared most. Darkness completes the shortlist dropping in trip from his latest outing.
Hurricane Lane made a disappointing return to action when failing to get involved at Newbury last month and he will need to bounce back in first-time cheekpieces if he is to land this Therefore, preference is for WEST WIND BLOWS, who was last seen finishing a decent third in a Group 2 at Longchamp in October. He has run well fresh in the past and can make a winning return to action here Global Storm has proven to be capable of better than his latest showing and is another worthy of consideration.
Fly Pass made a promising start to her racing career when finishing a decent third at Beverley over this trip last month and there is likely more in her locker, but INDISPENSABLE boasts an appealing pedigree and could be worth siding with here. Her dam is an unraced sister to the useful Emmaus, who was Grade 2-placed at Woodbine during his career, and she is fancied to make a winning racecourse debut Sayidh Kingman is another to bear in mind for powerful connections.
INFINITE COSMOS was only narrowly denied by a useful rival when a short-head second on debut at Doncaster last October and the daughter of Sea The Stars could be hard to beat with the benefit of that experience Sahara Mist has a similar profile to the selection and could well prove to be the main danger Therapist made the frame in all three starts as a juvenile and is the clear pick of the remainder
LONGLAI accounted for Spinaround by a neck when the pair met at Kempton last month and Michael Wigham’s gelding can confirm that form, despite a 1lb swing in the weights. Tahitian Prince was not disgraced on his return to action recently and is entitled to improve for that outing Azano may not be the force of old but he cannot be ruled out off his current mark.
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for three yrs old colts and geldings x Total prize fund £50000
Prize Money 1st £22280, 2nd £9145, 3rd £4575, 4th £2285, 5th £1145, 6th £570. (PenaltyValue £28355)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): C Appleby (71 wins from 250 runners, 28%) runs
CASTLE WAY AND VICTORY DANCE
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): R Hannon (8 wins from 63 runners, 13%) runs FORCATIMAO
LONGESTTRAVELLER: SALT BAY trained by R Beckett, Kimpton Down, 148 miles.
Haydock(1m).ImprovedanotherchunkwhenmakingsuccessfulnurserydebutoverC&DinOctoberandhe’scertainlyintherighthands.
(246) 31-
(FR) - Fiery Sunset (Galileo (IRE))
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(16) 231-1 CD
Br Ch c Farhh - Last Tango Inparis (Aqlaam)
O NAS Syndicate II, Castledown & L Lynam
Meon Valley Stud
Muscutt
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5 RELENTLESS VOYAGER (GB) (58) 22-1 9-2 (6)
Br Ch c Ulysses (IRE) - Nashama (IRE) (Pivotal)
O Relentless Dreamers Racing & Partner
Oisin Murphy J
Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T
B Stetchworth & Middle Park Studs Ltd Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEWUlyssescoltwhohasimprovedachunkineachofhisthreeruns,resumingwitheasywinin12fKemptonmaiden inMarch.Intophandsandhecanprogressagain.Tonguetieon. TFR
6 SALT BAY (GER) (195) 13-
Br Ch c Farhh - Saltita (IRE) (Galileo (IRE))
O Valmont
B Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof
Ralph Beckett, Kimpton Down
R M Beckett Ltd
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7 VICTORY DANCE (IRE) (225) 1213- 9-2 (8)
Br Br c Dubawi (IRE) - Dane Street (USA) (Street Cry (IRE)) James Doyle J
O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T
B Airlie Stud & Mrs S. Rogers Emirates Fly Better S
TIMEFORMVIEWDubawicoltwhofetched700,000gnsandhemadeit2-3in7fNewburylistedraceinAugust.Shadedisappointingthe Group3TattersallsStakeshereonfinalstartandnowuppedmarkedlyintriponreturntoaction.
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8 WAIPIRO (IRE) (15) 6-1 CD 9-2 (5)
Br B c Australia - London Plane (IRE) (Danehill Dancer (IRE)) Tom Marquand J
O Mr P. K. Siu Ed Walker, Upper Lambourn T
B Shane Molan ABM Catering Facilities Management S
TIMEFORMVIEWOff4monthsandlefthisdebutrunwellbehindwhenlandingaC&Dnoviceafortnightago.Wellenteredup andthisgood-lookingcoltwillimproveagain.
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DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2022: NATIONS PRIDE (IRE) 3 9 0 William Buick 7-4 (Charlie Appleby) 4 ran
Tongue Strap worn first time by No 5.
Probable S.P’s: 3-1 Salt Bay (GER), 5-1 Castle Way (GB), 11-2 Victory Dance (IRE), 7-1 Circle of Fire (GB), 9-1 Waipiro (IRE), 10-1 Like A Tiger (GB), Relentless Voyager (GB), 20-1 Forca Timao (IRE)
PLAY SMARTER
Sure to be an informative race with Group winners coming out of it. CIRCLE OF FIRE didn’t achieve as much as the likes of Salt Bay and Victory Dance as a juvenile but he couldn’t be in better hands to progress as a 3-y-o and this trip is sure to help He therefore just about receives the vote
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.CIRCLE OF FIRE 2.SALT BAY (GER) 3.VICTORY DANCE (IRE)
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The QIPCO 2000 Guineas, which was founded in 1809 and has a glittering roll of honour, celebrates its 215th running in 2023 It is the first race in the 2023 QIPCO British Champions Series and has a prize fund of £500,000
Along with the QIPCO 1000 Guineas, also over Newmarket’s Rowley Mile, the 2000 Guineas is one of the five English Classics, all restricted to three-year-olds - the others being the Betfred Derby and Betfred Oaks, both over a mile and a half at Epsom Downs in early June, and the extended 14-furlong St Leger, which takes place at Doncaster in September.
Sir Charles Bunbury, who played an important role in the development of British racing, including overseeing the extension of The Jockey Club’s authority, was inspired to introduce the two youngest Classics - the 2000 Guineas for colts and fillies and the 1000 Guineas for fillies only The name derived quite literally from the initial prize fund for the race – 2,000 Guineas was in effect a guaranteed sweepstake, irrespective of the number of subscribers.
The inaugural running was won by Wizard, who gained £1,522 for his connections, in the silks of Yorkshire sportsman Christopher Wilson Bill Clift steered Wizard to that success and, five years later, completed a famous double for the same owner when partnering Charlotte to take the first running of the 1000 Guineas Both were trained by Tom Perren
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LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): C Appleby (71 wins from 250 runners, 28%) runs NATIVE TRAIL
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): A Balding (4 wins from 35 runners, 11%) runs IMPERIAL FIGHTER
FANCYTHAT: A Balding won this race in 2014 and 2019 The stable runs IMPERIAL FIGHTER today.
LONGESTTRAVELLER: MUTASAABEQ trained by C Hills, Lambourn, 116 miles.
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5 NATIVE TRAIL (GB) (261) 1/12135- CD 4 9-3 (4)
Br B c Oasis Dream - Needleleaf (Observatory (USA)) William Buick J
O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T
B Le Haras D’Haspel Emirates Fly Better S
TIMEFORMVIEW3-y-ocampaignendedonalownoteintheInternationalatYorkbutheshowedhigh-classformpriortothat,secondin2000 GuineasoverC&DbeforewinningtheIrishversion(alsogoodclosethirdinEclipse).Hashadwindsurgery Theonetobeat. TFRHHHHH BHA119
DECLARED RUNNERS 5
2022:NO CORRESPONDING RACE LASTYEAR
Blinkers worn by No 1. Running for the first time since Wind Surgery No 5
Stewards Note: IMPERIALFIGHTER: Following its run on 1/4/2023 it was reported that the horse resented the testing ground.
NATIVE TRAIL: Following its run on 17/8/2022 it was reported that the horse ran flat.
Probable S.P’s: EVENS Native Trail (GB), 7-2 Light Infantry (FR), 11-2 Mutasaabeq (GB), 15-2 Checkandchallenge (GB), 20-1 Imperial Fighter (IRE)
NATIVE TRAIL escapes a penalty for his Irish 2000 Guineas win last year and should be hard to beat on his return from wind surgery (goes well fresh). Light Infantry can give him most to do ahead of Joel Stakes winner Mutasaabeq.
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 38.60 secs
Record Time: 1 min, 34.56 secs - Benbatl24th September 2021, Good to Firm
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The QIPCO 2000 Guineas is the first classic of the season. There have been many outstanding performances by both horses and jockeys over a distance of 1 mile on The Rowley Mile, which was wonbyCoroebusin2022.Wetakealookattheprevious10winners of this race.
Trainer: Charlie Appleby
Jockey: James Doyle
Owner: Godolphin 2021 - POETIC FLARE
Trainer: Jim Bolger
Jockey: Kevin Manning
Owner: Jackie Bolger
2020 - KAMEKO
Trainer: Andrew Balding
Jockey: Oisin Murphy
Owner: Qatar Racing
2019 - MAGNA GRECIA
Trainer: Aidan O’Brien
Jockey: Donnacha O’Brien
Owner: Smith/MrsMagnier/Tabor/FlaxmanStables
2018 - SAXON WARRIOR
Trainer: Aidan O’Brien
Jockey: Donnacha O’Brien
Owner: Smith/Mrs Magnier/Tabor
2017 - CHURCHILL
Trainer: Aidan O’Brien
Jockey: Ryan Moore
Owner: Smith/Magnier/Tabor
2016 - GALILEO GOLD
Trainer: Hugo Palmer
Jockey: Frankie Dettori
Owner: Al Shaqab Racing
2015 - GLENEAGLES
Trainer: Aidan O’Brien
Jockey: Ryan Moore
Owner: Tabor/Mrs Magnier/Smith
2014 - NIGHT OF THUNDER
Trainer: Richard Hannon Jr
Jockey: Kieren Fallon
Owner: Saeed Manana
2013 - DAWN APPROACH
Trainer: Jim Bolger
Jockey: Kevin Manning
Owner: Godolphin
for three yrs old x Total prize fund £50000 Owners Prize Money 1st £22280, 2nd £9145, 3rd £4575, 4th £2285, 5th £1145, 6th £570. (PenaltyValue £28355)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): C Appleby (71 wins from 250 runners, 28%) runs MAJESTIC PRIDE
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): R Hannon (8 wins from 63 runners, 13%) runs SHOULDVEBEENARING
FANCYTHAT: R Hannon won this race in 2014 and 2015. The stable runs SHOULDVEBEENARING today.
LONGESTTRAVELLER: BENACRE trained by C Johnston, Middleham, 200 miles.
TIMEFORMVIEWWinnerofbothstartsat2yrs(bothat7f)andgotupclosehomeonreturninalistedcontestatLingfield(7f)inMarch.Droppingbackintriplooksagood move(staminaseeminglystretchedwhenfourthinavaluable1mconditionsracelasttime)butmoreneedednowswitchedtoturfinanycase.
B c Kingman - Arabian Queen (IRE) (Dubawi (IRE))
O Mr J. C. Smith
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3 BENACRE (IRE) (28) 12011-4 D
B c Australia - Sent From Heaven (IRE) (Footstepsinthesand)
TIMEFORMVIEWSuccessful3timesfrom5startsduring2-y-ocampaignandpositivestarttothisseasonwhenfourthof11inaNewcastleListedrace (1m).Remainsopentoimprovementbackatthistrip(all3winslastyearover7f)andholdsGroup-raceentries.
4 MAJESTIC PRIDE (GB) (17) 21-1 CD 9-5 (8)
Br B c Shamardal (USA) - Gonbarda (GER) (Lando (GER))
O Godolphin
B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S
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5 SHOULDVEBEENARING (GB) (15) 62-1523
9-5 (1)
Br Gr c Havana Grey - Lady Estella (IRE) (Equiano (FR)) Sean Levey J
O Middleham Park Racing XVIII Richard Hannon, Marlborough T
B Whitsbury Manor Stud Middleham Park Racing S
TIMEFORMVIEWWon3timeslastyearandaddedtothattallyonreturnatSouthwellinJanuary Solidthirdinacompetitivehandicapbackonturfhere(6f,goodtosoft) recently(shapedasthoughreturningtothistripwouldbenobadthing)andshouldbeinthemixgrantedastrongpacetoaimat
6 TENJIN (GB) (17) 243300
Br Ch g Night of Thunder (IRE) - Notary (Lawman (FR))
O Mr J A Thompson & Mr J Piggott
B Trebles Holford Farm Thoroughbreds
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9-5 (7)
Andrea Atzeni J
John Ryan, Newmarket T
Mr Piggott S
TIMEFORMVIEWKemptonnurserywinnerforMarcoBottiin2022andfinethirdtoIconicMomentstartingoutfornewyardinaLingfieldlistedracein March.However,safelyheldonhislast2starts,latterlyintheC&DeventwonbyMajesticPride,andlookssetforanotherstruggle.
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7 WILTSHIRE (GB) (13) 01-5 D 9-5 (2)
Br B c Aclaim (IRE) - Simballina (IRE) (Azamour (IRE)) Tom Marquand J
O Manton Park & Dermot Farrington
Freddie & Martyn Meade, Manton T
B Simballina Partnership Hadleigh Business Jets S
TIMEFORMVIEWLeftdebutformwellbehindwhentakinga12-runnerWolverhamptonmaideninNovember.Ranaboutaswellascouldhavebeen expectedonreturnintheGreenhamatNewbury(7f,heavy)butprobablybitingoffmorethanhecanchewhere,too.
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8 CRYSTALLIUM (GB) (13) 1150-0 D 9-0 (5)
Br B f Expert Eye - Crysdal (Dalakhani (IRE)) Billy Loughnane J
O Miss E Nolan and Paul Hancock Peter Chapple-Hyam, Newmarket T
B Watership Down Stud Fairlawns Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWDecisivewinneroffirst2startsasajuvenileandbynomeansdisgracedwhenfifthintheC&DSoSharpStakesinOctober.However,putin herplaceonreturninFredDarlingatNewburyandminorplacemoneyisprobablythebestshecanhopeforagainsttheboyshere. TFRHHIII BHA94
DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2022: NOBLE TRUTH (FR) 3 9 3 William Buick 7-4 (Charlie Appleby) 5 ran Hood worn by No 4, 6.
Stewards Note:
ICONIC MOMENT: Following its run on 1/4/2023 it was reported that the horse was denied a clear run late-on.
TENJIN: Following its run on 18/4/2023 it was reported that the horse ran too freely
ProbableS.P’s: 2-1 Majestic Pride (GB), 11-4 Shouldvebeenaring (GB), 11-2 Iconic Moment (IRE), 10-1 Arabian Storm (GB), 11-1 Benacre (IRE), 14-1 Crystallium (GB), 33-1 Wiltshire (GB), 50-1 Tenjin (GB)
PLAY SMARTER
The best is surely yet to come from the well-bred MAJESTIC PRIDE, who maintained his theme of race-by-race progress when scoring on return over C&D at the Craven meeting. He is evidently held in high regard (was entered in Saturday’s 2000 Guineas at the time of that success) and can take another step up the ladder Benacre’s best days may well be ahead of him, too, and he is next on the list ahead of the reliable Shouldvebeenaring.
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.MAJESTIC PRIDE 2.BENACRE (IRE) 3.SHOULDVEBEENARING
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 25.40 secs
Record Time: 1 min, 21.98 secs - Tupi (IRE)16th May 2015, Good to Firm
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• Winner of the Gr.1 Sussex Stakes
• Dual winner of the Gr.2 Celebration Mile - in record time
10 YEARS AGO (2013)
The famous royal blue silks of silks of Godolphin are carried to victory by Dawn Approach (pictured), trained in Ireland by Jim Bolger and ridden by Kevin Manning. Dawn Approach has gone on to sire a QIPCO 2000 Guineas in Poetic Flare (2021), who was also trained by Bolger and ridden by Manning.
20 YEARS AGO (2003)
It’s an Irish success as Refuse To Bend sees off 19 rivals for trainer Dermot Weld and jockey Pat Smullen in the colours of Moyglare Stud. Tragically, Pat Smullen passed away in September 2020 aged just 43 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer He is remembered at Newmarket with a race run in his honour at the bet365 Craven Meeting in April.
30 YEARS AGO (1993)
“This is very good horse!” extols Channel 4 Racing commentator Graham Goode as Zafonic cruises to a three and a half-length victory in course-record time It is a first 2000 Guineas victory for master French trainer Andre Fabre and a third for owner Khalid Abdullah and jockey Pat Eddery.
40 YEARS AGO (1983)
Lomond hands a third 2000 Guineas to the great trainer Vincent O’Brien. The winner races in the iconic silks of Robert Sangster and is partnered by Pat Eddery. The same owner, trainer and jockey won the Classic again 12 months’ later with El Gran Senor.
50 YEARS AGO (1973)
Mon Fils springs a 50-1 surprise under jockey Frankie Durr The winner is a first Classic winner for trainer Richard Hannon Senior, who went on to further 2000 Guineas glory with Don’t Forget Me (1987) and Tirol (1990) His son Richard Hannon Junior saddled the 2014 winner Night Of Thunder
100 YEARS AGO (1923)
Ellangowan, trained in Newmarket by Jack Jarvis, is a final Classic winner for Archibald Primrose, the 5th Earl of Rosebery, who served as Prime Minister from 1894 to 1895
200 YEARS AGO (1823)
The winner Nicolo was a rare horse to be born as a twin although sadly his sister died during birth. Nicolo was the middle of three 2000 Guineas winners for jockey Will Wheatley, sandwiched between Manfred (1817) and Schahriar (1824)
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LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): R Beckett
(22 wins from 154 runners, 14%) runs STAR OF ORION
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): E J-Houghton (4 wins from 15 runners, 27%) runs ACCIDENTALAGENT
WEIGHTWATCHER: PERSUASION won off a handicap mark of 93, his rating is now down 5lb to 88.
LONGESTTRAVELLER: THE GATEKEEPER trained by C Johnston, Middleham, 200 miles.
Doncastermaidenwinner(at7f)ondebutlastspringandmadeframeinstrongercompanyon2ofnext3starts.Couldn’tbuildonthatthereafter, wellheldlastof9inhandicapatNewcastle(7f)inDecemberHadwindopaheadofreturnandinterestingwhatthemarketmakesofhim.
TIMEFORMVIEWCoursewinnerwhostruggledtomakeanimpactinbig-fieldhandicapsinitiallylasttermbutbacktoformwhenrunner-uponthe JulyCourse(infirst-timeblinkers)inAugust.Revertedtoslow-startingwaysfinal2startsandtheheadgearisleftoffonreturn.
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4 THE GATEKEEPER (IRE) (27) 540/-154 D BF 4 8-11 (2)
Br B g Excelebration (IRE) - Cherry Creek (IRE) (Montjeu (IRE)) Andrea Atzeni J
O Middleham Park Racing XIV Charlie Johnston, Middleham T
B Sean Murphy Johnston Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWLow-mileage4-y-owhomadelightofa20-monthabsence(alsogelded)whenmakingawinninghandicapdebutatNewcastle(7f)inMarch. Respectableeffortsfrominflatedmarkshavefollowed,fourthin11-runnerMusselburghhandicap(7f)4weeksago Noforlornhope.
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5 PERSUASION (IRE) (59) 23002-0 D 6 8-8 (6)
Br B g Acclamation - Effervesce (IRE) (Galileo (IRE))
O Mr Laurence O’Kane
Billy Loughnane (3) J
David & Nicola Barron, Thirsk T
B Norelands Bloodstock Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEWWinlesslastseasonbuthedidrunwellfrommuch-reducedmarkwhensecondbehindFinalWatchinhandicapatAscot(7f)inSeptember(clear ofremainder).Possiblyneededfirststartfor5monthsatSouthwell(7f)inMarchandhe’sentitledtobesharperwiththatunderhisbelt.
6 FINAL WATCH (GB) (17) 66100-4 CD
Br B g Mukhadram - Watchoverme (Haafhd)
O Mrs Denis Haynes
B Wretham Stud
TFRHHHII BHA88
5 8-8 (8)
Hollie Doyle J
William Stone, West Wickham T
TIMEFORMVIEWPostedacareer-bestdisplaywhensuccessfulatAscot(7f)inSeptemberand,havingfoundracesunfoldingagainsthimfinal2starts,he returnedtohisbestwhenfourthinaC&Dhandicap17daysago,makinglateheadwayonbackofslowstart.Backonlastwinningmark.
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7 DARKNESS (FR) (6) 0054-26 D BF 5 8-7 (7)
Br B g Siyouni (FR) - Kerila (FR) (Makfi) Jason Watson J
O Akela Thoroughbreds Limited David O’Meara, Upper Helmsley T
B E.A.R.L. Ecurie Haras Du Cadran et al Akela Plant Hire Ltd S
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8 LORD RAPSCALLION (IRE) (8) 1-40353 D 7 8-2 (3)
Br Gr g Alhebayeb (IRE) - Simply Topping (IRE) (Exceed And Excel (AUS)) Rose Dawes (5) J
O TJE Racing Stuart Williams, Newmarket T
B D. G. Iceton Tote S
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DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2022: SHINE SO BRIGHT 6 8 10 Harry Davies 9-2 (Andrew Balding) 7 ran
Blinkers worn by No 1. Visor worn by No 7. Visor, Tongue Strap worn by No 8.
Running for the first time since Wind Surgery No 2.
Stewards Note: STAR OF ORION: Following its run on 27/10/2022 it was reported that the horse was slowly away
FINALWATCH: Following its run on 18/4/2023 it was reported that the horse was slowly away
Probable S.P’s: 7-2 The Gatekeeper (IRE), 11-2 Star of Orion (IRE), Darkness (FR), 13-2 Final Watch (GB), 7-1 Accidental Agent (GB), Persuasion (IRE), 10-1 Bass Player (IRE), 14-1 Lord Rapscallion (IRE)
PLAY SMARTER
A good winner from this mark at Ascot in September, FINAL WATCH hasn’t been seen to best effect all 3 starts since, incluidng when finishing a creditable fourth on return over C&D 17 days ago He could be worth chancing to build on that, with The Gatekeeper and Accidental Agent others to consider Darkness isn’t out of things either in a refitted visor
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.FINALWATCH 2.THE GATEKEEPER (IRE) 3.ACCIDENTALAGENT
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 25.40 secs
Record Time: 1 min, 21.98 secs - Tupi (IRE)16th May 2015, Good to Firm
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Curragh
Saturday 6th August
Little Big Bear produced a mightly impressive performance in August, winning the Keeneland Phoenix Stakes at the Curragh by an emphatic seven lengths. The Aidan O’Brien-trained colt made virtually all and was ridden out towards the finish, completing the victory in fine style. That made it four consecutive victories for the three-year-old.
The bet365 Craven Stakes
Newmarket
Thursday 20th April
Indestructible left his mark on the Craven Stakes here last month, winning by a length-and-a-quarter. The Karl Burke-trained colt pulled way into the lead after one furlong before being headed three furlongs out. He then led again one furlong from the finish before he kept on well to take the honours. That was his second victory in five starts and is now set for his second run of the season.
The Darley Dewhurst Stakes
Newmarket
Saturday 8th October
Chaldean made it four consecutive victories for trainer Andrew Balding with a narrow win over Royal Scotsman in the Dewhurst Stakes in October. He was slowly into stride that day but led over six furlongs out.Jockey Frankie Dettori then got the answer he was looking for as the son of Frankel found just enough to fend off the danger from Royal Scotsman. He is now set for his second start of the season.
The Futurity Trophy Stakes
Doncaster
Saturday 22nd October
The Aidan O’Brien-trained Auguste Rodin justified the market support to secure a comfortable success in the Futurity Trophy Stakes at Doncaster in October. That victory made is three wins from four starts and is now currently the most popular choice to take the honours in the Qipco 2000 Guineas.
RACE DESCRIPTION: For four-year-olds and above, this one and a half mile contest is a Group 2 and will attract some of the highest-quality middle distance horses around this season. Unlike in a handicap when a horse’s official rating reflects the weight that they must carry, in a Group 2 all runners carry the same weight regardless of any previous form. In this case colts and geldings carry 9st 1lb and fillies 8st 12lb although any runner which has already won a Group 1 or 2 race will be issued with a 3lb penalty.
After winning at Newcastle two weeks prior to this, Living Legend followed that up nicely with a length-and-threequarter victory over short-priced favourite Yibir Trainer Mark Johnston has a fine record in this race and since teaming up with son Charlie, the pair continued that excellent record
8 of the last 11 winners were four-year-olds
8 of the last 11 winners had already run in the same season 9
11 winners had a rating of 110 or higher
for four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £125000
Prize Money 1st £55700, 2nd £22863, 3rd £11438, 4th £5713, 5th £2863. (PenaltyValue £70887.50)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): C Appleby (71 wins from 250 runners, 28%) runs GLOBAL STORM AND HURRICANE LANE
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): A Watson (5 wins from 34 runners, 15%) runs OUTBOX
LONGESTTRAVELLER: OUTBOX trained by A Watson, Upper Lambourn, 117 miles.
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4 WEST WIND BLOWS (IRE) (216) 101613-
Br B c Teofilo (IRE) - West Wind (Machiavellian (USA))
4 9-5 (4)
Spencer J
O Mr Abdulla Al Mansoori Simon & Ed Crisford, Newmarket T
B Godolphin
TIMEFORMVIEWFoundtheDerbytoomuchononlyhisthirdcareerstartbuthewasquicklybackontrackwhenawide-marginwinnerofthelistedGlasgowStakes atHamilton.AddedafourthsuccesstohisCVinPrixduPrinced’OrangeatLongchampinSeptemberandhelooksamajorplayeronreturn. TFRHHHHH BHA111
5 JEWEL IN MY CROWN (GB) (25) 06110-3
5 9-2 (3)
Br Gr m Mukhadram - Rosa Grace (Lomitas) Callum Shepherd J
O Mr E. P. Duggan Rae Guest, Newmarket T
B Mr E. Duggan Flahive Brickwork Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWHitthetargetin3handicapslastyearandshapedwellreturningfrom6monthsoffwhenthirdatKempton(11f) recently,leftwithtoomuchtodo Thisobviouslyatougherassignmentthough,sobesttolookelsewhere. TFRHHIII BHA95
DECLARED RUNNERS 5 2022: LIVING LEGEND (IRE) 6 9 1 Joe Fanning 11-1 (Charlie & Mark Johnston) 5 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No 2. Blinkers worn by No 3. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1. Stewards Note:
HURRICANE LANE: Following its run on 22/4/2023 it was reported that the horse would prefer a quicker surface
OUTBOX: Following its run on 8/4/2023 it was reported that the horse hung both ways and did not travel.
Hurricane Lane (IRE), 6-1 Global Storm (IRE), 12-1 Outbox (GB), 20-1 Jewel In My Crown (GB)
Probable S.P’s: 6-4 West Wind Blows (IRE), 7-4
Tactics could have a significant impact on this small-field contest and one who may prove best equipped for such a scenario is WEST WIND BLOWS. Simon & Ed Crisford’s 4-y-o can make a winning return at the expense of Hurricane Lane, who turned in a lacklustre effort after 10 months offat Newbury just undera fortnight ago and hopes are pinned on first-time headgear sparking a revival. Global Storm can fill out third spot.
Raceform Median Time: 2 mins, 32.0 secs
Record Time: 2 mins, 26.07 secs - Mohedian Lady22nd September 2011, Good to Firm
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Andrew Balding admits it would be a “big deal” if Chaldean could follow in the hoof prints of his mighty sire Frankel to give legendary jockey Frankie Dettori “the send-off he deserves” on his last ever QIPCO 2000 Guineas ride at Newmarket on Saturday (6th May)
The Juddmonte-owned colt will bid to double his tally of Group One wins when contesting the opening Classic of the season and give Dettori a fourth 2000 Guineas success in his final year in the saddle. Dettori, who announced in December that he would be retiring from riding in 2023, steered Chaldean to victory last year in both the Group Two Coral Champagne Stakes at Doncaster and the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes on the Rowley Mile. However, the 52 year old saw their unbeaten partnership come to an end when he was unseated as they left the stalls during last month’s Group Three Watership Down Stud Too Darn Hot Greenham Stakes at Newbury
Despite the minor on track setback Balding remains confident that Dettori, who has since partnered Chaldean in a piece of work back at the Classic-winning handler’s base in Kingsclere, can atone for that mishap in the prestigious mile prize. Balding said of his star three-year-old, whose father Frankel demolished the field in this race 12 years ago: “We will only know on Saturday what we missed out on at Newbury and the benefits of having a run as obviously it would have been far more a benefit for him to have had a jockey on board and have a proper race.
“At the same time, it wasn’t totally lost as he had to go through the preliminary tests of saddling, walking around the paddock and cantering down to the start, which are the extras that go with a run and not just a gallop at home.
“Thankfully he didn’t go and do another circuit loose He was fairly sensible.
“I couldn’t be happier with him at the moment and Frankie rode him on Saturday and he worked extremely well It was a very solid piece and his fitness levels are as good as we could hope for in the circumstances.
“Frankie has been, throughout my career in racing, the standout jockey It would be wonderful if we can contribute in giving him the send-off he deserves.
“I think if you were giving him a ride in the St Leger that would be a bit more pressure as it would be his last Classic ride We just hope we have found him something worthy enough for this occasion
“I’m just delighted we have got him and even at his age he is still an extraordinary jockey and I’m sure we won’t be lacking in assistance in the saddle.
“You don’t get many chances to win a Classic and it would be a big deal to win the race. He is a Dewhurst winner going into the 2000 Guineas that is fit and healthy and that might only happen twice in my training career so you want to take these opportunities if you can.”
Although initially disappointed to see Chaldean beaten on his debut at Newbury in June, Balding admits that the result might have turned out to be a blessing in disguise in many ways.
Balding said: “He was among the first crop of Juddmonte yearlings that we were allocated which was a big deal for the yard and being by Frankel he was an obvious highlight from the minute he came in from that point of view.
“It didn’t work first time out but it was a sharp learning process for him He got in a pocket then lost ground at a vital stage, but he hit the line very well
“We were expecting him to win, I wouldn’t lie, but at the same time he learned plenty from the experience and showed plenty of promise.
“As it turned out it probably helped his season as it meant he went and won his maiden slightly later in the summer which meant he was eligible for the Acomb which was the perfect next step to give him a springboard into those better races and the rest worked out perfectly.
“From day one he has been a total professional and a real pleasure to train He showed plenty of ability early in his work but
as we got racing funnily enough his work has become a bit more workmanlike
“I remember talking to Barry Mahon, who is the racing manager for Juddmonte, around the time of the Acomb saying that his work is not as spectacular as it was earlier on in the year and we were slightly concerned.
“But then his racecourse performances improved to win an Acomb, a Champagne Stakes and a Dewhurst.”
While both the ground and the track raise no question marks, one box Chaldean still has to tick is his ability to be able to stay a mile.
However, from what he has seen so far Balding is confident that he will have no problem getting the additional furlong in his bid to give Frankel his first domestic 2000 Guineas winner as a sire.
He added: “He always felt like seven was never going to be a problem and I would be very surprised if the mile was an issue. “Frankel stayed a mile and a quarter himself and he has been an influence, weirdly, for horses to stay further than you think they are going to stay
“There is a lot of speed on the dam’s side at the same time so it is not a given but he relaxes well and I would very much hope the mile wouldn’t be a problem.
“We do put a red hood on him in the paddock as Ryan (Moore) felt after York (Acomb) that he just got a little bit keen going to the start and I’d rather not take any chances so that is why we have it, but as you see out in exercise he is the most laid back creature
“He is a horse that can be ridden one of three ways and he is a horse that goes on any ground so that takes two of the concerns out of the equation, it is just a case of him running faster than the others on the day and staying the trip.”
Balding already has one QIPCO 2000 Guineas success to his name, having saddled the now-retired Kameko to glory in the 2020 renewal, which was run behind closed doors due to the Covid-19 restrictions put in place.
And although Kameko and Chaldean have distinct similarities going into the race, Balding admits the experience would be a complete contrast to the one he witnessed three years ago
He added: “Kameko and Chaldean are very similar in that they are both Group One winners at two and they both have great attitudes with tonnes of ability.
“We have run horses in Classic races before and you don’t know if they are quite up to it, whereas both Kameko and Chaldean have deserved to be there.
“When we won it with Kameko it was a month later and virtually every horse in the race was having its first run of the year so no one really knew where we were at as we hadn’t been back racing long.
“It was all a bit of a guessing game but I think it was a very good Guineas and they run it at a strong pace. It was a proper test and Kameko came through with flying colours
“Covid was difficult for a lot of people and it was a weird experience on a racecourse during that time, but whoever wins it on Saturday will have a different experience.”
While excited about the chances of Chaldean, Balding believes that the Aidan O’Brien-trained pair of ante-post favourite Auguste Rodin and stablemate Little Big Bear will be the two horses to beat in what he believes is an “above average” 2000 Guineas
He added: “I think the two of Aidan’s at the top of the market looked exceptional last year We’ve not really got any form with them as we never raced Chaldean against either of them.
“I think there are some strong English entries, like Royal Scotsman who ran us close in the Dewhurst so he has to be respected. It looks an above average Guineas to me.
“We have done everything we can and on the day it will be over the horse and Frankie and receiving a bit of luck.”
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for maiden two yrs old fillies x Total prize fund £30000 Owners Prize Money 1st £12189, 2nd £6096, 3rd £3048, 4th £1524, 5th £762, 6th £381. (PenaltyValue £15462)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): W Haggas (24 wins from 217 runners, 11%) runs INDISPENSABLE TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): G Boughey (6 wins from 30 runners, 20%) runs SOPRANO LONGESTTRAVELLER: SAYIDH KINGMAN trained by C Johnston, Middleham, 200 miles.
FoaledMarch7.EUR25,000yearling,Raven’sPassfillyDamonce-racedhalf-sistertouseful2-y-o5f/6fwinner(stayed1m)MysterySmilesoutofuseful 2-y-o6fwinnerAlexanderAlliance.Thirdof9inminorevent(11/2)atBeverley(5f,goodtosoft)ondebut16daysago
TIMEFORMVIEWFoaledApril11.40,000gnsyearling,InvincibleArmyfilly Half-sistertosmart6fwinnerFivethousandtooneand useful1m/9fwinnerSalimah.Dam2-y-o5fwinner
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Br Ch f Coach House (IRE) - Mia Tia (Equiano (FR))
O The Cool Silk Partnership
B The Cool Silk Partnership
TIMEFORMVIEW(Production):thirdfoal:half-sisterto2-y-o6fwinnerMissMaiTai(byPrinceofLir):damranonce.
7 PHOENIX DUCHESS (IRE) (-) 9-2 (5)
Br Gr f Phoenix of Spain (IRE) - Kassandra (IRE) (Dandy Man (IRE)) Kaiya Fraser J
O Johnstone Partnership Harry Eustace, Newmarket T
B KCS Bloodstock Ltd Cambproperty Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWFoaledApril22.42,000gnsyearling,PhoenixofSpainfilly.Half-sisterto2-y-o7fwinnerKnocklaneLass.
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8 SAYIDH KINGMAN (FR) (-) 9-2 (2)
Br B f Kingman - You’re Back (USA) (Street Cry (IRE)) James Doyle J
O Mr Jaber Abdullah Charlie Johnston, Middleham T
B Rabbah Bloodstock Limited Johnston Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled March 12. 75,000 gns yearling, Kingman filly. Closely related to 2-y-o 6f winner Revisit. One to consider.
9 SOPRANO (IRE) (-)
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9-2 (8)
Br Ch f Starspangledbanner (AUS) - Lealas Daughter (IRE) (Excelebration (IRE)) William Buick J
O Highclere Thoroughbred Racing - Da Vinci George Boughey, Newmarket T
B Empire Bloodstock Ltd Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWFoaledFebruary23.€45,000foal,100,000gnsyearling,Starspangledbannerfilly.Damunracedhalf-sisterto verysmart6f-1mwinnerObviously.Highlyrespectedondebut.
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DECLARED RUNNERS 9 2022: DRAMATISED (IRE) 2 9 0 Daniel Tudhope 9-4 (K R Burke) 8 ran
Probable S.P’s: 7-2 Indispensable (GB), 9-2 Soprano (IRE), 5-1 Midnight Affair (IRE), 11-2 Sayidh Kingman (FR), 13-2 Fly Pass (IRE), 10-1 Miss Mach One (IRE), 18-1 Miss Woo Woo (GB), 33-1 Phoenix Duchess (IRE) PLAY
Atricky maiden, with all bar one newcomers, and the market should offer additional clues. SOPRANO’s sales price more than doubled when sent through the ring as a yearling, and she makes most appeal on paper Sayidh Kingman is another likely sort, with Fly Pass respected asthe onlyrunnerwith previous experience. Indispensable is anotherdebutante worth considering.
TIMEFORM PREDICTION:
Raceform Median Time: 59.10 secs
Record Time: 58.04 secs - Eye Of Heaven4th June 2020, Good to Firm TODAY'S
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for maiden three yrs old fillies x Total prize fund £15000
Owners Prize Money 1st £6401, 2nd £3200, 3rd £1601, 4th £800 (PenaltyValue £8100)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (17-22): C Appleby (71 wins from 250 runners, 28%) runs SAHARA MIST
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): Sir M Stoute (5 wins from 17 runners, 29%) runs INFINITE COSMOS AND ROUEN
LONGESTTRAVELLER: NAKANO trained by H Palmer, Malpas, 166 miles.
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1 INFINITE COSMOS (IRE) (196) 2-
Br Ch f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Waila (Notnowcato)
O Exors of the late Sir E. D. Rothschild
B Southcourt Stud
(7)
TIMEFORMVIEWSeaTheStarsfillyHalf-sistertouseful9.5fwinnerTraila.Dam,11/4m-11/2mwinnerwhostayed13/4m,half-sistertodamoftop-classperformerup to11/2mCrystalOcean.OnlyjustdeniedbyasmartprospectinaDoncastermaiden(1m,heavy)inOctoberOpentosignificantimprovement.
2 NAKANO (IRE) (146) 45-
Br B f Saxon Warrior (JPN) - Silky (IRE) (Montjeu (IRE))
O Babington, Lacy, Shanahan, Tynan
B Lynch Bages Ltd
(9)
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3 RAYENA (FR) (181) 0-
Br B f Harry Angel (IRE) - Rima (IRE) (Marju (IRE))
O S Fisher A Kirwan E Prosser & J Burke
B S.A.R.L. Ecurie Haras De Beauvoir et al
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TIMEFORMVIEWHarryAngelfilly Damunracedhalf-sistertosmart7fwinner(stayed1m)Rehana.Showedonlygreennesswhenlast of7inaChelmsfordnovice(7f)ondebutinNovember Thisshouldrevealmorewithvisor/tonguetiefitted.
TFRHHIII BHA-
4 ROUEN (GB) (223) 0- 9-2 (4)
Br Ch f Intello (GER) - Troarn (FR) (Wootton Bassett)
O Cheveley Park Stud
Rhys Clutterbuck J
Sir Michael Stoute, Newmarket T
B Cheveley Park Stud Limited Cheveley Park Stud S
TIMEFORMVIEWMakesappealonpaperbutsherangreenandultimatelywentwithlittleencouragementwhententhin12-runnermaidenhere(7f)back inSeptemberThispromisestorevealmoreonreturnbutyardholdmuchmorecompellingclaimsintheshapeofInfiniteCosmos.
TFRHHIII BHA-
5 SAHARA MIST (GB) (22) 2 BF 9-2 (3)
Br B f Deep Impact (JPN) - Hibaayeb (Singspiel (IRE)) William Buick J
O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T
B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S
TIMEFORMVIEWDeepImpactfillywhoshapedwithbagsofencouragementwhensecondondebutinaNewcastlemaiden(10f)3weeksago,noted keepingonwellunderhands-and-heelsriding.Representsleadingstableandshe’sthetypetotakeasignificantstepforward. TFRHHHHI BHA-
6 STAR OF CASSANDRA (IRE) (-) 9-2 (8)
Br B f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Aegean Girl (IRE) (Henrythenavigator (USA)) Robert Havlin J
O Cayton Park Stud Limited John & Thady Gosden, Newmarket T
B Lynch Bages Ltd
TIMEFORMVIEW€160,000yearling,SeaTheStarsfilly.Damunracedhalf-sistertoverysmart6fwinnerLightningMoon.Makesappeal onpaperandrepresentsexcellentstablesointerestingwhatthemarketmakesofheronracecoursebow. TFRHHHII BHA-
7 STRONG IMPACT (IRE) (177) 5- 9-2 (1)
Br B f Saxon Warrior (JPN) - Cascella (IRE) (Iffraaj) Jack Mitchell J
O ED BABINGTON, JAMES BARNETT & PARTNER
Varian, Newmarket T
B Phillistown House Tattersalls S
TIMEFORMVIEWSaxonWarriorfilly.Dam,1mwinner,half-sistertouseful7f-1mwinnerVelorum.14/1,showedpromisewhenrunningonforhands-and-heels ridingwhenfifthin14-runnerKemptonnovice(1m)backinNovemberandshe’sopentoimprovementonreturn/steppingupintrip.
8 THERAPIST (GB) (214) 232-
Br B f Le Havre (IRE) - Homeopathic (Dark Angel (IRE))
O Cheveley Park Stud
HHHII BHA-
(2)
Murphy J
Balding, Kingsclere T
B Cheveley Park Stud Limited Cheveley Park Stud S
TIMEFORMVIEWPlacedall3startsinnoviceslastseason,closesecondatWindsor(1m)onfinalstarthavingseeminglygonefor homesoonerthanideal.Opentofurtherprogressnowembarkingon3-y-ocampaigntacklingthislongertrip. TFRHHHII BHA78
9 WHO LOVES YOU BABY (GB) (16) 0 9-2 (5)
Br B f Expert Eye - Dona Viola (Cacique (IRE)) Billy Loughnane (3) J
O Gee Gee’s Wine Bar John Ryan, Newmarket T
B Mr & Mrs A. E. Pakenham Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEWCheappurchasewhoofferedlittlepromiseondebutina1mmaidenhere16daysago.Canonlybewatched. TFRHIIII BHA-
DECLARED RUNNERS 9 2022: VOODOO QUEEN 3 9 0 David Egan 13-8 (RogerVarian) 7 ran Visor, Tongue Strap worn first time by No 3.
Probable S.P’s: 7-4 Infinite Cosmos (IRE), 3-1 Sahara Mist (GB), 7-1 Therapist (GB), 9-1 Star of Cassandra (IRE), 10-1 Strong Impact (IRE), 14-1 Nakano (IRE), 22-1 Rouen (GB), 50-1 Rayena (FR), 100-1 Who Loves You Baby (GB) PLAY
INFINITE COSMOS shaped with abundant promise when runner-up behind one who has subsequently placed at Group level in a Doncaster maiden back in October, finishing strongly Open to significant improvement, she can take this on her way to better things. Sahara Mist is another who displayed plenty of ability on her respective debut at Newcastle recently and can also take a sizeable step forward. Therapist can emerge best of the remainder TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.INFINITE COSMOS (IRE)
Raceform Median Time: 2 mins, 5.80 secs
Record Time: 2 mins, 0.13 secs - New Approach18th October 2008, Good
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LONGESTTRAVELLER: OUTBREAK trained by C Johnston, Middleham, 200 miles.
Murphy J
O Turf Club 2022 Racing Ed Dunlop, Newmarket T
B Newstead Breeding Ed Dunlop Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWFollowedasolidreappearanewithamildlydisappointingdisplaywhenonlyseventhof22atDoncaster(wonthe2022renewal) buthe’sworthtreatingasstillinformandthehandicapperhasdroppedhim2lbsince.
HHHII BHA88
5 HAFEETALAIN (IRE) (28) 6-40506 CD 7 9-9 (3)
Br B g Elzaam (AUS) - Batuta (New Approach (IRE)) Tom Marquand J
O Mr P. K. Siu Ed Walker, Upper Lambourn T
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TIMEFORMVIEWC&Dwinnerwhowasn’t discreditedwhen sixth (not clearrun and spare a hard race) at Lingfield on latest outing Hasn’twonforawhile,buthe’sbecomenicelyhandicapped.
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6 TAHITIAN PRINCE (FR) (18) 15/040-5 D 6 9-7 (7)
Br B g Siyouni (FR) - Tehamana (IRE) (Pleasantly Perfect (USA)) Sean Levey J
O Thurloe Thoroughbreds XLIX Richard Hannon, Marlborough T
B Mr Remi Boucret & Mr Gerard Dufit Osborne Studio Gallery S
TIMEFORMVIEWCreditablefifthof10inhandicapatKempton(8f,6/1)18daysago,needingstrongergallop.Likelytobebetter forthatreturnandhe’stoowelltreatedtoruleout.
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7 POWER OF DARKNESS (GB) (28) 00-5030 D 8 9-7 (5)
Br B g Power - Summers Lease (Pivotal)
B Mrs C. R. Philipson & Lofts Hall Stud Fitzdares, Car Colston Hall Stud S
TIMEFORMVIEWOnafairmarkandarrivesonthebackofacoupleofrespectableefforts.Regularlyheldbackbyslowstarts, however,sohe’llneedeverythingtodropright.
8 WARNING SIGN (FR) (34) 32006-0
Br Ch g Attendu (FR) - Modestie (FR) (Nayef (USA))
B S.A.R.L. Ecurie Jean Louis Bouchard
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9 LONGLAI (FR) (23) 50/463-1 D
Br B g Shalaa (IRE) - Mojo Risin (IRE) (Lope de Vega (IRE))
Br Gr or Ro g Tamayuz - Silver Games (IRE) (Verglas (IRE)) Georgia Dobie (3) J
O Mr C Wright & The Hon Mrs J M Corbett Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T
B Stratford Place Stud Stratford Place Stud S
TIMEFORMVIEWConsistentlastseasonand,whileheproducedapooreffortatKemptononreturn,heshouldcomeonfortherun.
2022: LEGEND OF DUBAI 4 9 2 David Egan 7-4 (RogerVarian) 5 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 6.
DECLARED RUNNERS 10
Stewards Note:
HAFEETALAIN: Following its run on 7/4/2023 it was reported that the horse was denied a clear run.
Probable S.P’s: 4-1 Spinaround (IRE), 5-1 Arthur’s Realm (IRE), 6-1 Longlai (FR), 8-1 Tahitian Prince (FR), 9-1 Hafeet Alain (IRE), 12-1 Outbreak (GB), 14-1 Azano (GB), 16-1 Power of Darkness (GB), Cabinet of Clowns (IRE), 18-1 Warning Sign (FR) PLAY
SPINAROUND is on an attractive mark and has made a positive start for his current yard, so he gets the nod ahead of Longlai, who narrowly beat him Kempton last time. Arthur’s Realm looks the pick of the remainder, although there’s several others for whom a case can be made.
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.SPINAROUND (IRE) 2.LONGLAI (FR) 3.ARTHUR’S REALM (IRE)
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 38.60 secs
Record Time: 1 min, 34.56 secs - Benbatl24th September 2021, Good to Firm
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FirstRace1.15-THENEWMARKETSTAKES(CLASS1)(ListedRace) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £28355 to the winning horseThe second to receive £10750, the third £5380, the fourth £2680, the fifth £1345 and the sixth £675. forthree yrs old colts and geldings only Enterby noon,April 29th and pay £250 stake, Declare by10.00 a.m. May3rd.Weights: 9st 2lb each Penalties, afterAugust 31st, 2022, awinnerofa Group 3 orListed race 3lb Ofa Group 1 orGroup 2 race 5lb NEWMARKET RACECOURSESwillkindlypresentamementotothewinningownerandabottleofchampagnetothewinningtrainerandjockey Inaddition,theywillawarda£100cashprize tothestableemployeeresponsibleforthebestturnedouthorseinthisrace 10entriesat£250 -ClosedApril29th,2023.OwnersPrizeMoney.Winner£22280;Second£9145; Third£4575;Fourth£2285;Fifth£1145;Sixth£570.(PenaltyValue£28355)ASS
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SecondRace1.50-THEbet365MILE(CLASS1)(Group2) Distributed in accordancewiththe Stakes and Prize MoneyCode. £45368tothewinning horseThe secondto receive £17200,thethird£8608,thefourth£4288andthefifth£2152.forfouryrsoldandupwards.Enterbynoon,April29thandpay£800stake,Declareby10.00a.m.May3rd.Weights: Coltsandgeldings9st3lb;fillies9stPenalties,afterAugust31st,2022,awinnerofaGroup2race3lbOfaGroup1race5lb bet365hasgenerouslysponsoredthisraceandwill presentamementotothewinningowner Allnumberclothstobecarriedinthisracehavebeensponsoredandwillcarrythename/logoofbet365.Thesponsorshippaymentof £500willbedistributedequallyamongstallhorsesstartinginthisraceinaccordancewithparagraphs24to27oftheStakesandPrizeMoneyCode.11entriesat£800.-Closed April29th,2023.
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SEEPAGE30FORTHISRACE.
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SEEPAGE36FORTHISRACE.
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SEEPAGE52FORTHISRACE.
SixthRace4.10-THEBRITISHEBFMAIDENFILLIES’STAKES(CLASS2)(GBBRACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15462 to the winning horseThe secondto receive £7251,thethird £3627,the fourth £1812,the fifth £906 andthe sixth £453. formaidentwoyrs old fillies only,which are E.B.F eligible. Enterbynoon, April29thandpay£150stake,Declareby10.00a.m.May3rd.Weights:9st2lbeach.NEWMARKETRACECOURSESwillkindlypresentamementotothewinningownerandabottle ofchampagnetothewinningtrainerandjockey Inaddition,theywillawarda£50cashprizetothestableemployeeresponsibleforthebestturnedouthorseinthisrace THE TRUSTEESOFTHEE.B.F havekindlycontributed£1000towardstheprizemoneyforthisrace TheBritishHorseracingAuthority’sDevelopmentFundhasgenerouslycontributed £5000 towards the prize money for this race 19 entries at £150 - Closed April 29th, 2023. Owners Prize Money. Winner £12189; Second £6096;Third £3048; Fourth £1524; Fifth£762;Sixth£381.(PenaltyValue£15462)ASS
SEEPAGE60FORTHISRACE.
SeventhRace4.45-THENYETIMBERMAIDENFILLIES’STAKES(CLASS3)(GBBRACE)DistributedinaccordancewiththeStakesandPrizeMoneyCode.£8100tothewinning horseThesecondtoreceive£3802,thethird£1902andthefourth£951.formaidenthreeyrsoldfilliesonly Enterbynoon,April29thandpay£75stake,Declareby10.00a.m.May 3rd.Weights: 9st2lb each. NYETIMBERhas generouslysponsoredthis race andwill kindlypresent a mementotothewinning ownerand a bottle ofchampagnetothewinning trainerandjockey.Inaddition,theywillawarda£50cashprizetothestableemployeeresponsibleforthebestturnedouthorseinthisrace.17entriesat£75.-ClosedApril29th, 2023.OwnersPrizeMoney.Winner£6401;Second£3200;Third£1601;Fourth£800.(PenaltyValue£8100)SS
SEEPAGE68FORTHISRACE.
EighthRace5.20-THERACEHORSELOTTOHANDICAPSTAKES(CLASS3) Distributed in accordancewiththe Stakes and Prize MoneyCode. £15462tothewinning horseThe secondtoreceive£7251,thethird£3627,thefourth£1812,thefifth£906andthesixth£453.forfouryrsoldandupwards,Rated0-90(alsoopentosuchhorsesrated91and92; suchhorsesrated63andbelowarealsoeligible-seeStandardConditions) £150stakeifthehorseisrated64orhigher,or£30stakeifthehorseisrated63orlowerwith£120 extraifthehorseisdeclaredtorunDeclareby10.00a.m.May3rd.Lowestweight8st2lb;Highestweight9st12lbPenalties,afterApril22nd,2023,foreachracewon4yoto6yo5lb; 7yoandup4lb THERACEHORSELOTTOhasgenerouslysponsoredthisraceandwillkindlypresentamementotothewinningownerandabottleofchampagnetothewinning trainerandjockey Inaddition,theywillawarda£50cashprizetothestableemployeeresponsibleforthebestturnedouthorseinthisrace 17entriesat£150 -ClosedApril29th, 2023.OwnersPrizeMoney.Winner£12189;Second£6096;Third£3048;Fourth£1524;Fifth£762;Sixth£381.(PenaltyValue£15462)SS
SEEPAGE72FORTHISRACE.
Living
Legend, wins the Betfair Exchange Jockey Club Stakes Gr.2 at Newmarket, ridden by Joe Fanning, trained by Charlie & Mark Johnston, owned by Barbara & Alick Richmond
