A warm welcome to the July Course for the first day of the Debenhams July Festival, our Ladies Day, where world class racing meets elegant fashion.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Kingdom of Bahrain, the European Breeders Fund, Edmondson Hall Solicitors and the Federation of Bloodstock Agents for their sponsorship of today’s card. We are also extremely grateful to our betting partner bet365 for their generous support across all three days of the July Festival.
Already the longest standing sponsor at Newmarket’s premier summer meeting, the Kingdom of Bahrain have supported the Group Three Bahrain Trophy since its inception in 1991 This year once again sees their support extend to the Group Two Princess of Wales’s Stakes and the Group Two July Stakes
One of the world’s emerging racing jurisdictions, it was announced earlier this week that the upcoming 2025-26 season has been further strengthened with a major boost to The King’s Cup, which has doubled in value to $400,000 The King’s Cup and its accompanying two-day festival provide the climax to the Kingdom’s international racing season and the substantial prize money increase follows the upgrading of the race to Group Three status.
The popular and competitive Bahrain Turf Series returns with twelve races, worth a total of $1 million, and gets underway on 19th December, concluding with The King’s Cup Festival in March.
We are also grateful to our headline partner, Debenhams, who are supporting us across all three days of the July Festival Head down to their Debenhams Day Spa, based trackside in the Grandstand and Paddock Enclosure, where you can expect interactive beauty bars, hair and make-up touch up zones and some picture-perfect moments. Once you’ve had your mini makeover, keep an eye out for our on-the-spot prizes, awarded for Best Turned Out guests.
We encourage racegoers to join us after racing to enjoy a set full of feel-good tunes from DJ Chris Stark, who will be taking to the stage for 75 minutes Please look at the racecourse map further in this racecard for locations of all activities.
Looking ahead, we have another fantastic day of racing tomorrow, where the mares and fillies will take centre stage in the Group One Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes Tickets for tomorrow will be available on the gate for all those interested.
Across the season, we would like to thank the European Breeders Fund for their contributions to prize money and Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai 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
Sophie Able
Newmarket Racecourses and International Director
DON’T FORGET OUR NEXT MEETINGTOMORROW 11TH JULY
FESTIVAL FRIDAY
Festival Friday at The Debenhams July Festival is headlined by a top level contest in the form of the Group One Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes for fillies and mares over a mile
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RACEDAY OFFICIALS
Race Conditions can be found on page 80
Newmarket Racecourses Committee
Matthew Lohn, Esq. (Chairman)
Angus Gold, Esq.
Hon. Peter Stanley
Mrs Jane George
Mrs Rebecca Dunlop
Paddy Pritchard-Gordon, Esq
Ms Chloe Pitts
Newmarket Racecourses and International Director
Sophie Able
Head Of Racing & Clerk of the Course
Andrew Morris
Marketing Manager
Chris Burton
Finance Director
Stephanie Chester
Regional Head Of Operations
Darren Townsend
Farrier
Joe Traynor
Safety Officer
Sharon Hodgins
Safeguarding Officer
Sophie Able (Deputy DSL)
Commentator
Stewart Machin
Raceday Announcers
Rosie Tapner
Gary Capewell
Betting Ring Manager
Sarah Woodborne
Stewards
Shaun Parker (Chief Steward)
Henry Pelly (Stewards’ Panel Chair)
Ben Ford
Simon Kirk
Tony McGlone
Louise Moore
Starters
Willie Jardine
Kieran O’Shea Judge
David Hicks
Clerk Of The Scales
Paul Champion
Medical Officers
Dr Ross Worthington
Dr Martin Belsham
Dr Juno Jesuthasan
Veterinary Officers
Sally Bainton
Colin Roberts
Stuart Thorne
Mark Murrell
Veterinary Surgeons
David Dugdale
Tristan Sander
Benoit Herinckx
Jeremy Allen
Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers
Lisa Cook
Jo Hardy
Sarah Duncan
Elizabeth Budden
Sam Davis
Julie Lingham
Suzanne Feltham
John Bramhill
Karen West
The Jockey Club would like to thank our Group Partners for their support in 2025
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 2025 season. Newmarket is credited as being where thoroughbred racing first started which is why so many from every corner of the world Mile Rowley The appreciate and assemble 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 2025 season, the very best of luck.
Have a wonderful day at the races today.
TODAY’S RACING
FIRST RACE
1:50pm The Bahrain Trophy Stakes (Group 3)- 1m 5f 28-29
SECOND RACE
2:25pm The Kingdom of Bahrain July Stakes (Group 2) - 6f 36-37
THIRD RACE
3:00pm The Bet Boost At bet365 Handicap Stakes (Heritage Handicap) - 6f 42-44
FOURTH RACE
3:35pm The Princess of Wales’s Stakes (Sponsored By The Kingdom of Bahrain) (Group 2)- 1m 4f 52-53
FIFTH RACE
4:10pm The British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Fillies’ Stakes (GBB Race) - 6f 60-61
SIXTH RACE
4:45pm The Edmondson Hall Solicitors Sir Henry Cecil Stakes (Listed Race) - 1m 66-67
SEVENTH RACE
5:20pm The Federation Of Bloodstock Agents Handicap Stakes- 1m 70-72
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
MORE INFORMATION ON THE FORM
- = New racing season
/ = 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 lbs)
12.Thehorse’sbreeding–father(sire)andmother(dam)
13. Horse’s owner
14. Horse’s breeder
15. Birthplace of horse
16. Draw– position ofthe horse inthe starting stalls
BETTING EXPLAINED
Select your horse. Note their name and saddlecloth number
Choose your bet. ‘To win’ or ‘each-way’ are popular types of bet.
‘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.
1. FORM EXPERTVIEW
4. HORSE’STRAINER &THEIR LOCATION
5. JOCKEYS
There is plenty of entertainment for guests to enjoy today!
Live performances by Fairvue and the sensational Amber Sax
Capture the moment with a roaming photo booth and paparazzi-style photographers throughout the racecourse!
We’re kicking off the first day of the Debenhams July Festival in style! DJChrisStark will be taking to the stage at the back of the stage for an electrifying 75-minute set following the last race.
BEST TURNED OUT
With the Debenhams Day Spa, a designated photo opportunity & £1000’s worth of on the spot prizes up for grabs, this year’s Ladies Day is sure to be one to remember!
Racecourse teams will be on hand throughout the day to award Best Turned Out guests with prizes. They will be roaming through all enclosures on the day
Paparazzi style photographers will be taking your photo at the Best Turned Out photo opportunity in the Grandstand & Paddock enclosure. Keep an eye out on Facebook the week after the Debenhams July Festival to download your images.
SPOT PRIZES
▶ Debenhams Vouchers – 15 x £100, worth £1,500
▶ Newmarket Champions GalleryVIP experience during Autumn 2025 (no date restrictions) for 2 people – x 2, worth £980
▶ Newmarket Nights Tickets for Tom Jones, Faithless, Ball & Boe andSugababes & Natasha Bedingfield (2 tickets x 5 premier pairs for each event), worth over £580
▶ Summer SaturdayTickets – 25 x G&P pairs for either Boots & Bridles, 2 August, Dinosaur Day or 16 August, worth over £950
▶ 20 x Vouchers for a bottle of prosecco on the day, worth over £800
▶ 2 x Grand National Saturday 2026 tickets (Garden Club), worth £316
▶ 2 x Ladies Day at Haydock Racecourse 2025 tickets (9 August – County Enclosure), worth £90
▶ 2 x Betfred Derby 2026 Ladies Day tickets (QEII enclosure), worth £290
▶ 2 x Cheltenham November Meeting on Saturday 15 November tickets (Club enclosure), worth £90
▶ 10 x Premier pairs of tickets for Ladies Day at Debenhams July Festival 2026, worth over £500
▶ Shooting Lesson for 2 (x4) at Chalk Farm Clay Ground, worth £450
▶ Male pamper packages courtesy of Chophouse Newmarket , worth £200
▶ A bottle of Moatwood premium gin, worth £35
CARLISLE
Race 1 2.10
1 Wichahpi (GB) 10-0
Bryan Smart Andrew Breslin (3) Form: 056, TFR: HHHHH
2 Havana Rum (IRE) 10-0
Richard Fahey Oisin Orr Form: 322, TFR: HHHHI
3 Belsito (GER) 9-13
Kevin Ryan Tom Eaves Form: 044, TFR: HHHII
4 Annie Edson Taylor (GB) 9-11
Phillip Makin Sam James Form: 500, TFR: HHIII
5 Mattice (GB) 9-9
Ian McInnes Shay Farmer (7) Form: 000, TFR: HHHII
6 City of Strangers (FR) 9-7
Ivan Furtado Clifford Lee Form: 460, TFR: HHIII
7 Agnes Grey (IRE) 9-6
John & Sean Quinn Jason Hart Form: 66-0, TFR: HHHII
8 Blue Seeker (IRE) 9-5
Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero Paul Mulrennan Form: 350, TFR: HHHII
9 Dream Deal (GB) 9-5
Tim Easterby David Allan Form: 264, TFR: HHHII
10 Larchill Lass (GB) 9-5
Michael & David Easterby Billy Garritty Form: 040, TFR: HHHII
11 Mister Sky Blue (IRE) 9-3
Gemma Tutty Connor Beasley Form: 504, TFR: HHHII
12 Memphisatmidnight (IRE) 9-1
Tim Easterby Duran Fentiman Form: 440, TFR: HHIII
13 Sporting Life (IRE) 8-11
John & Sean Quinn Rowan Scott Form: 060-, TFR: HHHII
Race 2 2.45 5f 182y
1 Mostar Dreams (IRE) 10-3
Jim Goldie Paul Mulrennan Form: 140, TFR: HHHHH
2 Sweet Thing (IRE) 9-11
Grant Tuer Oliver Stammers Form: 21-0, TFR: HHIII
3 Minnie Wildes (IRE) 9-11
Charlie Fellowes Connor Beasley Form: 3-05, TFR: HHHHI
John Wainwright Dougie Costello Form: 301, TFR: HHHHI
4 Onslow Gardens (IRE) 9-13
Kevin Frost Alec Voikhansky (3) Form: 303, TFR: HHHII
5 Beaming Light (GB) 9-13
David Loughnane Richard Kingscote Form: 111, TFR: HHHHH
6 Canvas (GB) 9-6
Scott Dixon Joey Haynes Form: 614, TFR: HHHII
7 Temper Trap (GB) 9-6
Tim Easterby Sean Kirrane Form: 050, TFR: HHIII
8 Luminous Warrior (IRE) 9-5
James Ferguson Callum Rodriguez Form: 0-05, TFR: HHHII
9 Zouligan (GB) 9-5
Jack Channon Finley Marsh Form: 060, TFR: HHHII
10 Baloo’s Blues (GB) 9-4
Charles Hills Callum Shepherd Form: 0-02, TFR: HHHHI
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RACING PHRASES
ACCUMULATOR bet involving two or more selections in different races: winnings from one are placed on the next
ALLWEATHER RACING
flat racing which takes place on an artificial surface
AMATEUR (rider) on racecards, their names are prefixed by Mr, Mrs, Captain, etc., to indicate their amateur status
ANTE-POST betting (usually on the most important races) days, weeks and even months before the race is due to take place
APPRENTICE young jockey tied by annually renewed contract to a licensed trainer while he or she is learning the business of race-riding
BACKWARD used of a horse which needs time to mature
CLAIMER of a race: a claiming race; of a jockey: an apprentice
COLT male, ungelded horse up to four years old
DAM mother of a horse
DISTANCE the length of a race: 5 furlongs is the minimum and the 4 1⁄2 miles of the Grand National the longest. Also, the margin by which a horse wins or is beaten by the horse in front: this ranges from a short head to ‘by a distance’ (more than 30 lengths); a ‘length’ is measured from the horse’s nose to the start of its tail
DRAW for flat racing only, describes a horse’s position in the starting stalls, drawn randomly the day before shortly after the horses are declared to run
EVENS or EVEN MONEY when your stake exactly equals your winningsthus £5 at evens wins a further £5
FILLY female horse up to four years old
FOAL horse of either sex from the time of its birth until 1 January the following year
FURLONG 220 yards (one eighth of a mile)
GELDING castrated horse
GOING the description of conditions underfoot on the racecourse. Official BHA going reports progress as follows:
Heavy - soft - good to soft - good - good to firm - firm - hard
GREEN (of a horse) inexperienced
HAND unit of four inches in which a horse’s height is measured, at the shoulder
JOLLY betting parlance for the favourite in a race - the horse with the shortest odds
JUDGE official responsible for declaring the finishing order of a race and the distances between the runners
JUVENILE two-year-old horse
MAIDEN horse which has not won a race
MARE female horse five years and over
MONKEY betting parlance for £500
OBJECTION complaint by one jockey against another regarding breach of rules during a race
ODDS ON odds where the winnings are less than the stake (which is of course returned to you): thus a winning £2 bet at 2-1 on wins you £1
PADDOCK area of the racecourse incorporating the pre-parade ring, parade ring and winner’s enclosure
PATTERN the elite races, divided in Flat racing into Groups One, Two, Three and Listed, and in jumping into Grades One, Two and Three
PENALTY weight added to the allotted handicap weight of a horse which has won since the weights were originally published
PHOTO FINISH electronic photographic device which determines minimal distances in a close finish
PLATE shoe worn by horse for racing
PLATER horse which usually runs in selling races (selling ‘plates’)
PONY betting parlance for £25
RULE 4 betting rule covering deductions made from winning bets if a horse is withdrawn after the betting market has been formed but before the ‘Under Starter’s Orders’ signal; the amount deducted depends on the price of the withdrawn horse
SIRE father of a horse
SPREAD A PLATE when a racing plate or horseshoe becomes detached from an animal’s hoof, this sometimes causes a delay while the horse is re-shod
SPRINGER/STEAMER a horse which shortens dramatically in the betting
SP/STARTING PRICE the official price of horse at which bets are settled in betting shops
STEWARDS the panel of men and women - usually a total of four - who are responsible for seeing that the Rules of Racing are adhered to
STEWARDS’ ENQUIRY enquiry by the stewards into the running of a race
TIC-TAC the bookmaker’s method of relaying odds information on the racecourse, by means of hand signals
WEIGH IN/WEIGH OUT weighing of jockey before and after a race to ensure that the correct weight has been carried; the announcement ‘weighed in’ signals that the result is official, and all bets can be settled
YANKEE combination bet involving four selections in different races: six doubles, four trebles and one four-horse accumulator - eleven bets
YEARLING horse of either sex from 1 January to 31 December of the year following its birth.
DID YOU KNOW…
We offer a complimentary shuttle bus service on racedays
WHERE?
The bus runs between Newmarket Town Centre, Newmarket Train Station, and Newmarket Racecourses.
WHEN?
The service starts 2 hours before the first race and stops at the first race Return journeys commence approximately 45 minutes before the last race and continue for up to 2 hours.
ROWLEY MILE RACEDAYS
Pick up from Newmarket Town Centre (outside Unico Restaurant) or Newmarket Train Station
Arrive outside the Grandstand and Paddock Entrance
Return bus - Collect outside the Grandstand and Paddock Entrance, drop off at Newmarket Train Station or bus stop on The Avenue (just off the high street)
JULY COURSE RACEDAYS
Pick up from Newmarket Town Centre (outside Unico Restaurant) or Newmarket Train Station
Arrive in the White car park, outside Premier Entrance 1
Return bus - Collect from the White car park, drop off at Newmarket Train Station or bus stop on The Avenue (just off the high street)
ENJOY A HASSLE-FREE RACEDAY
Scan the QR code for more information about our complimentary shuttle buses and outrider coach services.
TODAY’S TOP TIPS
RACE ONE
It is difficult to look past FURTHUR, who showed marked improvement from his effort in the Chester Vase to finish an excellent second in the Queen's Vase Dropping back a furlong in trip should not inconvenience the son of Waldgeist and he can uphold form with Scandinavia (fifth), who didn't have the best of runs at Royal Ascot before rallying late in the piece. Both he and Hallelujah U, who was less than a length behind in sixth, have the potential to become St Leger types, while Nightime Dancer will find this considerably easier than the Derby, in which he finished eighth
Selection: FURTHUR
RACE TWO
Danger; Hallelujah U
SavedforthissincelandingtheWoodcoteintakingfashionfromsubsequentWindsorCastlewinnerHavanaHurricane,MAXIMIZED looks well up to the rise in grade and he can land a first July Stakes for the in-form Charlie Appleby. The all-conquering Ballydoyle team have been dominant in two-year-old races on both sides of the Irish Sea this season and Brussels deserves the utmost respect, despite his inexperience, having scored comfortably on debut at the Curragh. Do Or Do Not's second in the Coventry is arguably the strongest form on offer, but Ed Walker's colt remains a maiden and may need a tad more to trouble the principals
Selection: MAXIMIZED
RACE THREE
Danger; Brussels
A tentative vote goes to TAWASOL, who arrives here on a hat-trick after scoring impressively on his handicap debut at Doncaster in May. An 11lb rise looks manageable and the son of Havana Grey is narrowly preferred to the progressive Double Rush, who seemed to be caught on the wrong side of the track at York, when just under three lengths behind the winner Hucklesbrook, with whom he is 8lb better off A taking winner on the Rowley Mile last time out, Invictus Gold is expected to be thereabouts, as are Windsor scorer Arabian Sun and the consistent Prince Of India
Selection: TAWASOL
RACE FOUR
Danger; Havana Grey
GHOSTWRITER looks the one to beat now returning to the scene of his emphatic maiden success in August 2023. Clive Cox's colt has been a regular in top-level events since and has yet to run a bad race. There was much to like about his first attempt over 1m4f in the Hardwicke and he is fancied to confirm that form with Palladium, who produced a career-best performance at Royal Ascot and it's a positive that Ryan Moore keeps the partnership intact Wimbledon Hawkeye is an interesting player receiving the weight-for-age allowance.
Selection: GHOSTWRITER
RACE FIVE
Danger; Palladium
George Boughey and Ryan Moore teamed up with an impressive two-year-old winner at Yarmouth last week and NIGHT SHINING could strike for the same partnership here. Her full-sister Dark Liberty won a 7f Listed event in Germany as a juvenile and this 475,000gns purchase is expected to be well above average. Enamorus and Princess Billyboy are also of interest first time out, but the biggest challenge could come from Country Artiste, who left her debut performance well behind when a length second over this trip at Newbury.
Selection: NIGHT SHINING
RACE SIX
Danger; Country Artiste
OPERA BALLO was a shade disappointing in the Craven, but he bounced back to form in no uncertain terms when landing the Heron Stakes at Sandown. The progressive Ghaiyyath colt could have plenty more in the locker and is taken to provide Charlie Appleby with a first win in the contest since Al Suhail in 2020 King Of Cities wasn't beaten far into ninth in the Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly and must be respected in these calmer waters, while Arabian Story takes a step up in class having landed the Britannia last month.
Selection: OPERA BALLO
RACE SEVEN
Danger; King Of Cities
Great Acclaim went agonisingly close over 7f here a fortnight ago and he merits the utmost respect back at a mile, as does Where's Freddy, who came from well off the pace to score over C&D. That said, a chance can be taken on PAROLE D'ORO A shade unfortunate not to have finished closer than eighth in the Britannia last time out, Michael Bell's colt competes from an unchanged mark and ought to go close. Boyfriend was beaten a head by subsequent Royal Hunt Cup winner My Cloud at Newbury before going on to score at Nottingham and is another to consider.
Selection: PAROLE D'ORO
Danger; Great Acclaim
1. THE AVERAGE FLAT JOCKEY
is below 5’6 (although there are exceptions) and weigh between 8 & 9st
2. JOCKEYS BOOTS
They are mostly synthetic and can weigh as little as 300 grams
3. RACING SADDLE
Weighs between 1 & 2lb
4. JOCKEYS WHIP
A jockey’s whip is made from a core of light-weight carbon fibre surrounded by layers of air cushioned foam and light-weight leather. Usage of the whip is strictly controlled by the British Horseracing Authority Stewards who are present on raceday
5. SILKS
The silks that a jockey wears belong to the racehorse owner rather than the jockey. Each set is unique, such is the demand for certain designs that some colours can sell for thousands, or even tens of thousands of pounds
6. BREATHING
The horse’s lungs breath in and out 140 times per minute delivering 150 litres of air per second. At 10,000 litres per race, that is what a human breaths in a day
7. HEART CAPACITY
Up to 240 beats per minute moving 60 pints of blood during a race. A racehorse’s heart weighs the equivalent of 4 bags of sugar (around 4 kgs)
8. STRIDE LENGTH
An average racehorses’ stride length is 20-21ft
9. STRIDE FREQUENCY
Between 130 and 140 strides per minute
10. AVERAGE SPEED
37.5 mph
11. HORSES WEIGHT
A horses weight is approximately half a tonne
12. FUEL CONSUMPTION
A horse uses 35,000 calories per day, whereas a human adult male is advised to eat 2,500
KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN JULY STAKES
The Kingdom Of Bahrain July Stakes is the oldest two-year-old race run anywhere in Britain with a history stretching way back to 1786, when it was won by Bullfinch.
Initially open to both sexes, it was restricted to colts and geldings in 1977 Formerly a Group Three, the six-furlong contest was upgraded to Group Two status in 2003.
In its early years, the winners included horses that went on to excel over longer distances later in their career including future Derby winners Gustavus (1820), Orlando (1843), The Flying Dutchman (1848), Donovan (1888), Cicero (1904) and Nimbus (1948) In the time when it was open to fillies, the most significant winner was Sceptre (1901), the only horse to win four of the five English Classics (1000 Guineas, 2000 Guineas, Oaks and St Leger).
Since World War II, the July Stakes has generally gone to horses who have gone on to prove themselves as specialist sprinters. A notable winner was Green Desert (1985), who went on to Group One success the following year in the July Cup and Haydock Sprint Cup before a long and successful career at stud.
The best winner of recent years is Advertise (2018), who went on to win three times at Group One level.
George Fordham and Sir Gordon Richards are the most successful jockeys of all time with six wins each while Frankie Dettori has been successful five times. Frank Butters is the winningmost trainer with seven victories while among the current generation Richard Hannon leads the way with four successes and Aidan O’Brien has won it three times, including with Whistlejacket last year
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): R Hannon (24 wins from 254 runners, 9%) runs NIGHTIME DANCER TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): A Balding (20 wins from 64 runners, 31%) runs FURTHUR LONGESTTRAVELLERS: SCANDINAVIA trained by A O’Brien & TITANIUM EMPEROR trained by A Murray, both Ireland.
1 FURTHUR (IRE) (22) 02-152
Br Gr c Waldgeist - Danamight (IRE) (Danetime (IRE)) Oisin Murphy J
O The Merry Pranksters & Partner Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T
DECLARED RUNNERS 5 2024: ANCIENTWISDOM (FR) 3 9 3 William Buick 6-4 (Charlie Appleby) 4 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No 4. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 2.
NIGHTIME DANCER caught the eye with his late progress when eighth in the Derby and gets the vote back down in class. All 4 of his rivals ran at least creditably in the Queen’s Vase at Royal Ascot, with Scandinavia arguably shaping best.
MEDIAN & RECORD TIME
Raceform Median Time: 2 mins, 44.0 secs
Record Time: 2 mins, 39.96 secs - Spanish Mission11th July 2019, Good to Firm
POSITION
OF STALLS 5f, 6f, 7f and 1m - Centre All Other Races - Inside
OWNER: P M BRANT & MRS J MAGNIER & M TABOR & DERRICK SMITH
A Listed winner at the Curragh on just his second start, Whistlejacket came into this contest offthe back of a hard-fought fourth in the Norfolk Stakes atAscot a month prior
The step back up to 6f here suited him perfectly as despite hanging left, he kept on well late on to score comfortably, his victory never looking in doubt.
Just under 2 lengths behind in second was Billboard Star, Eve Johnson Houghton’s colt ran well but proved no match forthe winner Aomori City rounded out the podium positions for Charlie Appleby.
AIDAN O’BRIEN
HAS WON THIS CONTEST TWICE IN THE LAST 6 YEARS AND TODAY SADDLES BRUSSELS
THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN
JULY STAKES
(CLASS 1) (Group 2)
for two yrs old colts and geldings x Total prize fund £100000 Owners Prize Money 1st £44560, 2nd £18290, 3rd £9150, 4th £4570, 5th £2290, 6th £1140 (PenaltyValue £56710)
- A CLOSER LOOK
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): C Appleby
(70 wins from 212 runners, 33%) runs MAXIMIZED TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): A Balding (20 wins from 64 runners, 31%) runs COMICAL POINT
FANCYTHAT: A P O’Brien won this race in 2019 and 2024
The stable runs BRUSSELS today.
LONGESTTRAVELLER: BRUSSELS trained by A O’Brien, Ireland.
SECOND RACE
1 BRUSSELS (GB) (47) 1 D
Br B c Wootton Bassett - Fond Words (IRE) (Shamardal (USA)) Ryan Moore J
O Mrs J Magnier/M Tabor/D Smith/Westerberg Aidan O’Brien, Ireland T
B Cheveley Park Stud Limited Emirates Fly Better S TIMEFORMVIEW£720,000breeze-upbuycreatedafineimpressionwhendefeatingabetterfanciedstablemateondebut.Againshowedplentyofspeedbutsawoutthetrip welltodefeatasubsequentRoyalAscotwinnerintheWoodcote(6f)lasttime,winningwithabitinhand.Thatformsetsthestandardhere. TFRHHHHH BHA91(+4)
6 ZAVATERI (IRE) (30) 1 D
Br Ch c Without Parole - Zeroua (FR) (Siyouni (FR))
9-2 (4)
Charles Bishop J
O Mick and Janice Mariscotti Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T
B John D. Gunther & Ttr Bloodstock
ABM Catering Limited S TIMEFORMVIEWGoing best from some way out when making a successful debut at Salisbury (6f) 30 days ago.That form has taken a fewknocks,forallhewasvisuallyveryimpressive.Entitledtoprogressbutfacingadifferentcalibreofoppositionnow. TFRHHIII BHA-
Probable S.P’s: 13-8 Maximized (GB), 11-4 Brussels (GB), 9-2 Do Or Do Not (IRE), 10-1 Comical Point (IRE), Jel Pepper (IRE), 33-1 Zavateri (IRE)
MAXIMIZED is a sprinter on the up, having defeated the subsequent Windsor Castle winner when making it 2-2 in the Woodcote at Epsom last month. He can maintain his progression and land the hat-trick at the expense of Coventry runner-up Do or Do Not who is very progressive in his own right, while Ballydoyle’s impressive debut winner Brussels has to be respected now pitched into group company.
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MEDIAN & RECORD TIME
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 12.50 secs
Record Time: 1 min, 9.09 secs - Raffle Prize12th July 2019, Good to Firm
THE BET BOOSTAT bet365 HANDICAP STAKES
(CLASS 2) (Heritage Handicap)
for three yrs old x Total prize fund £100000
Owners Prize Money 1st £40630, 2nd £20320, 3rd £10160, 4th £5080, 5th £2540, 6th £1270. (PenaltyValue £51540)Weights raised 1lb and paragraphs 27to 31 of theWeights and Handicapping Code compliedwithwhere applicable.
RACE FACTS - A CLOSER LOOK
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): C Appleby
(70 wins from 212 runners, 33%) runs HALLASAN
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): A Balding (20 wins from 64 runners, 31%) runs MARCHOGION
FANCYTHAT: A Balding won this race in 2016 and 2018. The stable runs MARCHOGION today.
LONGESTTRAVELLER: ANDESITE trained by K R Burke, Leyburn, 197 miles.
1 INVICTUS GOLD (IRE) (68) 6115-31 CD
(1)
Br B g Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Finagle (IRE) (Azamour (IRE)) Neil Callan J
O Moulton Racing and T Severn Tom Clover, Newmarket T
Br B c Starspangledbanner (AUS) - Looks A Million (Kyllachy) Hollie Doyle J
O Mr E. A. Al Afoo
B Looks A Million Partnership
Archie Watson, Upper Lambourn T
Archie Watson Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORM VIEW Got back on the up in first-time cheekpieces when fourth of 24 in handicap at Royal Ascot (5f, firm) 20daysago,finishingwell.Verymuchonetoconsiderbackupto6fwithheadgearagainsported. TFRHHHHI BHA96
5 HUCKLESBROOK (GB) (26) 521-511 D 9-1 (17)
Br B g Aclaim (IRE) - Tumblewind (Captain Rio) Ryan Moore J
B Exors of the Late Mr W C Wragg Rebel Racing Ltd, Direct Commercial Ltd S TIMEFORMVIEWCompleted a hat-trick last autumn in 2-y-oTrophyat Redcarin October.Yetto matchthat formthisterm howeverandonlytwentiethof24inhandicapatRoyalAscot(5f,firm)20daysago.Muchmoreisneeded. TFRHHIII BHA95
7 ARABIAN SUN (IRE) (24) 210-01 D
8-13 (13)
Br B g Saxon Warrior (JPN) - Gheedaa (USA) (Tamayuz) Saffie Osborne J
TIMEFORM VIEW Improving sort who impressively went 2-3 this season in 10-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (6f) 10daysago Anotherboldshowingislikelyundera6lbpenaltybackonturf TFRHHHHI BHA85(+16)
DECLARED RUNNERS 18 2024: SERGEANTWILKO (IRE) 3 8 10 Oisin Murphy 6-1 (Kevin Ryan) 13 ran Tongue Strap worn by No 9, 15. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 4, 13. Running for the first time since Gelding No 12, 17
Stewards Note:
MARCHOGION: Following its run on 14/6/2025 it was reported that the trainer could not explain the poor run.
Probable S.P’s: 13-2 Tawasol (GB), 7-1 Realign (FR), 17-2 Double Rush (IRE), 9-1 Hucklesbrook (GB), Crestofdistinction (GB), 10-1 Invictus Gold (IRE), 16-1 Arabian Sun (IRE), 20-1 Hallasan (GB), Marchogion (GB), 22-1 Zayer (IRE), 25-1 Prince of India (IRE), Leadenhall Street (GB), 28-1 Azure Zain (FR), American Style (GB), 50-1 The Strikin Viking (IRE), Andesite (GB), 100-1 Candy (GB), Columnist (GB)
This is wide open but the Crisfords’ TAWASOL created an excellent impression when scooting in on his handicap debut at Doncaster in May and can make light of an 11lb weights hike on his return from a break here. Double Rush heads the list of dangers on the back of an excellent third at York, although a good case can also be made for the likes of Invictus Gold, Hucklesbrook, Arabian Sun and Zayer. Crestofdistinction and Realign complete the shortlist in this cracking sprint handicap
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THE PRINCESS OF WALES’S STAKES
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First run in 1894, the Princess of Wales’s Stakes is named in honour of Princess Alexandra of Denmark, who became the Princess of Wales on her marriage to the future King Edward VII in 1862.
Over the years the race, which is open to three-year-olds and upwards, has been won by some of the very best horses to have graced the historic Newmarket turf Initially staged over a mile, it was increased to its present distance of a mile and a half in 1902
Isinglass, who had won the Triple Crown in 1893, was the inaugural winner in 1894 while the 1899 Triple Crown hero, Flying Fox, took in the Princess of Wales’s Stakes in the same year as his 2000 Guineas, Derby and St Leger victories Rock Sand, the 1903 Triple Crown winner, was another high-class winner in the early years, scoring as a four-year-old in 1904
Lance Chest became the first horse to score back-to-back victories when he triumphed in 1912 and 1913, while another high-class winner was Blandford in 1922 Although he only ran four times in his life, Blandford went on to a highly successful career as a stallion, as did the 1925 victor, Solario
Airborne, the first post-war winner of the Derby in 1946 at 50-1, won the Newmarket contest in the same season, while a young Lester Piggott enjoyed one of his first big race victories when riding Zucchero to success in 1952 The “Long Fellow”, who was just 16 at the time, also enjoyed back-to-back victories on Primera (1959 and 1960) as well as scoring on Apostle (1961), Lord Helpus (1977), Pollerton (1978), Light Cavalry (1981) and Head For Heights (1984)
Due to the quality of its winners, the contest was upgraded to a Group Two affair in 1978
Two very good fillies to have won the Princess of Wales’s Stakes are Lupe (1971), who won the 1970 Oaks, and Height Of Fashion (1982) Owned by The Queen, Height Of Fashion was subsequently sold to Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum and became one of the most outstanding broodmares of her generation with the likes of Nashwan, Unfuwain and Nayef among her offspring. Unfuwain himself won the 1988 Princess of Wales’s Stakes.
In 1989, Carroll House was the winner of the Newmarket contest and went on to prove himself one of the outstanding middle-distance horses of his generation by landing the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp later in the season
MOST SUCCESSFUL HORSES:
There have been five dual winners:
Lance Chest (1912, 1913)
Primera (1959, 1960)
Lomond (1965, 1966)
Millenary (2002, 2003)
Big Orange (2015, 2016)
MOST SUCCESSFUL TRAINERS:
Sir Michael Stoute is the most successful trainer with nine wins - Shardari (1986), Rock Hopper (1991), Saddlers’ Hall (1992), Little Rock (2000), Gamut (2005), Papal Bull (2007), Doctor Fremantle (2009), Crystal Capella (2011) and Fiorente (2012)
Charlie Appleby, John Gosden and Saeed bin Suroor are the most successful current trainers with a pair of wins each. Appleby scored with Hawkbill (2017) and Yibir (2022) while Gosden, who now trains in partnership with his son Thady, was successful with Shantou (1997) and Lucarno (2008) Bin Suroor’s two winners were Cavalryman (2014) and Best Solution (2018).
MOST SUCESSFUL JOCKEY:
The late Lester Piggott is the most successful jockey ever with eight wins - Zucchero (1952), Primera (1959, 1960), Apostle (1961), Lord Helpus (1977), Pollerton (1978), Light Cavalry (1981) and Head for Heights (1984).
Among the current generation of jockeys, Ryan Moore is the most successful with four victories - Papal Bull (2007), Doctor Fremantle (2009), Crystal Capella (2011) and Fiorente (2012).
AGE OF WINNERS:
In the 47 runnings since the race was upgraded to Group Two status in 1978, the breakdown of winners by age is as below, showing four-year-olds to be the most successful age group:
3YO – 9 wins
4YO – 27 wins
5YO – 6 wins
6YO – 4 wins
8YO – 1 wins
SHORTEST-PRICED WINNER & LONGEST-PRICED WINNER: Rock Sand (1904), 6-100 Big Orange (2015), 25-1
FAVOURITES:
Since it became a Group Two contest in 1978, 11 of the 47 winners (just over 23 per cent) have started as favourite or joint-favourite.
OVERSEAS-TRAINED WINNERS:
IRELAND (2): Quilted (1983), Desert Team (1993) FRANCE (1): Cobetto (1951)
FIRST RAN IN 1894 FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND OLDER GROUP 2 RUN OVER ONE MILE AND FOUR FURLONGS 2414 METRES
TOTAL PRIZE FUND OF £125,000
£70,887 TO THE WINNER
ROLLOF HONOUR
YEAR HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY
2024 GIAVELLOTTO Marco Botti Oisin Murphy
2023 ISRAR John&ThadyGosden Jim Crowley
2022 YIBIR Charlie Appleby William Buick
2021 SIRRONPRIESTLEY Mark Johnston Franny Norton
2020 DAME MALLIOT Ed Vaughan Hollie Doyle
2019 COMMUNIQUE Mark Johnston Silvestre de Sousa
2018 BEST SOLUTION Saeed bin Suroor Pat Cosgrave
2017 HAWKBILL Charlie Appleby James Doyle
2016 BIG ORANGE Michael Bell JamesMcDonald
2015 BIG ORANGE Michael Bell Jamie Spencer
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FOUR-YEAR-OLD WINNERS 8/10 HAD RUN AT LEAST 3 TIMES THAT SEASON 1/10 WINNING FAVOURITES
STAKES
LASTYEAR’S WINNER
TRAINER: MARCO BOTTI
JOCKEY: OISIN MURPHY
OWNER: SCUDERIA LA TESA
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AdominantwinneroftheGroup2YorkshireCup at York on his previous start, Giavellotto came into this contest with plenty of expectation.
Held up in the rear for the early goings, he beganto make good headwaythroughthe field inside the final 3f Taking second just before the final furlong he began to move through the gears and was soon clear of the field.
It was an impressive win from the then fiveyear-old who was even able to ease up towards the finish, still over three lengths clear
RYAN MOORE IS THE LEADING JOCKEY IN THIS RACE WITH 4 WINS IN THE LAST 20 RENEWALS, TODAY HE RIDES PALLADIUM
THE PRINCESS OFWALES’S STAKES
(SPONSORED BYTHE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN) (CLASS 1) (Group 2)
for three yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £125000 Owners Prize Money 1st £55700, 2nd £22863, 3rd £11438, 4th £5713, 5th £2863. (PenaltyValue £70887.50)
RACE FACTS - A CLOSER LOOK
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): C Appleby
(70 wins from 212 runners, 33%) runs ARABIAN CROWN & EL CORDOBES
DECLARED RUNNERS 5 2024: GIAVELLOTTO (IRE) 5 9 11 Oisin Murphy 10-3 (Marco Botti) 6 ran Running for the first time since Gelding No 1.
Probable S.P’s: 13-8 Ghostwriter (IRE), 11-4 Palladium (GER), 5-1 Wimbledon Hawkeye (GB), 8-1 El Cordobes (IRE), 9-1 Arabian Crown (FR)
GHOSTWRITER is taken to confirm recent Royal Ascot superiority over Palladium and deservedly get his head back in front. Sole 3-y-o Wimbledon Hawkeye is another who arrives on the back ofa decent effort at the Royal meeting and looks best ofthe remainder
MEDIAN & RECORD TIME
Raceform Median Time: 2 mins, 32.90 secs
Record Time: 2 mins, 27.52 secs - Dame Malliot20th July 2019, Good
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MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE)
for maiden two yrs old fillies x Total prize fund £40000 Owners Prize Money 1st £16252, 2nd £8128, 3rd £4064, 4th £2032, 5th £1016, 6th £508. (PenaltyValue £20616)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): C Appleby
(70 wins from 212 runners, 33%) runs CRIMSON ROSE
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): G Boughey (8 wins from 36 runners, 22%) runs NIGHT SHINING FANCYTHAT: C Appleby won this race in 2017 and 2018. The stable runs CRIMSON ROSE today.
LONGESTTRAVELLER: ENAMORUS trained by H Palmer, Malpas, 207 miles.
Br B f Nando Parrado - Jane’s Memory (IRE) (Captain Rio) Neil Callan J
TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled January 29 62,000 gns Oasis Dream filly out of an unraced half-sister to smart 5f winner FashionQueen.Representstop2-y-oyardandit’llbeinterestingtoseehowsheshapesupinthebetting. TFRHHIII BHA-
2024: MAGIC MILD 2 9 2 Rossa Ryan 15-2 (Clive Cox) 9 ran
Probable S.P’s: 9-4 Night Shining (IRE), 4-1 Country Artiste (IRE), 9-2 Crimson Rose (IRE), 7-1 Enamorus (IRE), 12-1 Harlequin Angel (IRE), 14-1 Princess Billyboy (IRE), 22-1 Welcome Retreat (GB), 40-1 Lady Lucky Vegas (IRE), 50-1 Coinin Caisc (IRE)
The indicators pointing to a big run from newcomer NIGHT SHINING are pretty strong, given herpedigree, price tag and entry in the LowtherStakes.The booking ofRyan Moore is another very positive factor and the case for supporting this filly will be further bolstered if she’s popular in the betting. Crimson Rose looks nailed-on to improve for her debut spin on the all-weather and she is feared most ahead of Country Artiste and debutantes Enamorus and Princess Billyboy.
RACE RESULTS
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.NIGHT SHINING (IRE) 2.CRIMSON ROSE (IRE) 3.COUNTRYARTISTE (IRE) 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE
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MEDIAN & RECORD TIME
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 12.50 secs
Record Time: 1 min, 9.09 secs - Raffle Prize12th July 2019, Good to Firm
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SIR HENRY CECIL STAKES (CLASS 1) (Listed Race)
for three yrs old x Total prize fund £55000 Owners Prize Money 1st £24508, 2nd £10060, 3rd £5033, 4th £2514, 5th £1260, 6th £627 (PenaltyValue £31190.50)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): C Appleby
(70 wins from 212 runners, 33%) runs OPERA BALLO & SPECTACULAR VIEW
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): A Balding (20 wins from 64 runners, 31%) runs ROYAL PLAYWRIGHT
LONGESTTRAVELLER: SEAGULLS ELEVEN trained by H Palmer, Malpas, 207 miles.
1 OPERA BALLO (IRE) (42) 1161 D
Br B c Ghaiyyath (IRE) - Dubai Opera (Invincible Spirit (IRE)) William Buick J
O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T
B Ecurie de Cachene Emirates Fly Better S
TIMEFORM VIEW Promising sort who found further improvement, in first-time hood, when winning 7-runner listed race atSandown(8f,goodtosoft,5/4)42daysago Mayhavemoretoofferyetandisoneforshortlist.
2 ARABIAN STORY (IRE) (21) 6011 D 9-5 (1)
Br B c Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Delphinidae (IRE) (Sepoy (AUS)) David Egan J
Br B c Kingman - Tantheem (Teofilo (IRE)) Jim Crowley J
O Shadwell Estate Company Ltd Charles Hills, Lambourn T
B Shadwell Estate Company Limited
TIMEFORM VIEW Much improved this term, scoring at Lingfield before an impressive success in C&D novice (good to firm) 19daysago Askedabiggerquestionnowbutfurtherprogressmaybeonthecards.
5 KING OF CITIES (IRE) (39) 312-20 9-5 (2)
Br Ch c Dubawi (IRE) - Ajman Princess (IRE) (Teofilo (IRE)) Sean Levey J
O Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum Richard Hannon, Marlborough T
B Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum
TIMEFORMVIEWSmart colt who upped his game significantlywhen runnerup in listed race on Rowley Course (9f) inApril. Wasn’tseentobesteffectinPrixduJockeyClubsinceandmustentercalculationsbackintriphere. TFRHHHHI BHA111
6 ROYAL PLAYWRIGHT (GB) (33) 320-304
9-5 (3)
Br B c Lope de Vega (IRE) - Arabian Queen (IRE) (Dubawi (IRE)) Oisin Murphy J
O Mr J. C. Smith Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T
B Littleton Stud
TIMEFORM VIEW Highly tried and largely acquitted himself well this term, latest when fourth of 8 in Diomed Stakes (4/1) atEpsom(8.5f,goodtosoft)33daysago.Can’tberuledout. TFRHHHII BHA105
7 SEAGULLS ELEVEN (IRE) (19) 2340-06
Br Ch g Galileo Gold - Thrilled (IRE) (Kodiac)
9-5 (4)
Harry Davies J
O Two Plus Three Two Plus Four Hugo Palmer, Malpas T
B Tally-Ho Stud Coral Racing Limited S
TIMEFORM VIEW Useful form when placed twice at Group level as a juvenile but has yet to reach that level in either start thisterm,albeithighlytried.Othersmoreconvincing.
8 SPECTACULAR VIEW (GB) (69) 512-3
Br B g Pinatubo (IRE) - Vivianite (IRE) (Teofilo (IRE))
TFRHHIII BHA105
9-5 (6)
James Doyle J
O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T
B G. R. Bailey Ltd Emirates Fly Better S
TIMEFORM VIEW Won 1 of his 3 starts last term and shaped encouragingly when third of 8 in handicap on Rowley Course (8f,good)onreturn69daysago Thisismuchtougher,however.
TFRHHIII BHA91
DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2024: AL MUSMAK (IRE) 3 9 5 Silvestre De Sousa 11-2 (RogerVarian) 6 ran Hood worn by No 1.
Probable S.P’s: 7-4 Opera Ballo (IRE), 4-1 King of Cities (IRE), 13-2 Arabian Story (IRE), 7-1 Elarak (GB), 9-1 Royal Playwright (GB), 16-1 Seagulls Eleven (IRE), 28-1 Brian (IRE), Spectacular View (GB)
OPERA BALLO confirmed the big impression he made earlierthis yearwhen scoring in listed company at Sandown last time and remains open to improvement. He can follow up King of Cities never landed a blow in the French Derby but is much respected back down in grade here, while Royal Ascot scorer Arabian Story can also make his presence felt.
RACE RESULTS
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.OPERA BALLO (IRE) 2.KING OF CITIES (IRE) 3.ARABIAN STORY (IRE) 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE
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MEDIAN & RECORD TIME
Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 40.00 secs Record Time: 1 min, 35.89 secs - Veracious12th July 2019, Good to Firm
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THE FEDERATION OF BLOODSTOCK AGENTS HANDICAP STAKES
(CLASS 3)
for three yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £30000
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): R Hannon (24 wins from 254 runners, 9%) runs BOYFRIEND & SON TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): C Johnston (8 wins from 60 runners, 13%) runs DUTCH DECOY LONGESTTRAVELLER: SEAGOLAZO trained by H Palmer, Malpas, 207 miles.
1 SUPERPOSITION (GB) (14) 5-14102 D
10-2 (2)
Br Ch g Sea The Stars (IRE) - Melesina (IRE) (Dark Angel (IRE)) Ryan Moore J
TIMEFORM VIEW Bumped into a subsequent Royal Ascot winner on return and didn’t need to improve on that effort to double his tally at Nottingham (8.3f,goodtosoft)justover5weeksago,edgingaheadclosehome.Remainsunexposedforoneofhisagesocouldhavemoretooffer. TFRHHHHI BHA88
6 GOD OF WAR (GB) (21) 4150-20 3 9-8 (7)
Br B g Mohaather - Lady Freyja (Mayson) Rossa Ryan J
O Moulton Racing Tom Clover, Newmarket T
B Jon A. Thompson Moulton Nurseries Garden Centre S
Br Ch g Dutch Art - The Terrier (Foxhound (USA)) Jack Mitchell J
O Owners Group 052 Charlie Johnston, Middleham T
B Bumble Bloodstock & Cheveley Park Stud Owners Group S TIMEFORM VIEW 3-time C&D winner but losing run now stretches back nigh-on 2 years and this level looks above his pay gradenowadays. TFRHHIII BHA76
Hood worn first time by No 8. Blinkers worn by No 7. Tongue Strap worn by No 9, 10
Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 9, 11, 12.
Stewards Note:
GOD OFWAR: Following its run on 19/6/2025 it was reported that the horse ran too free.
Probable S.P’s: 9-2 Superposition (GB), 6-1 Great Acclaim (GB), 13-2 Boyfriend (GB), 15-2 Where’s Freddy (IRE), 12-1 Cogitate (IRE), Parole d’Oro (GB), 14-1 God of War (GB), 20-1 Seagolazo (IRE), Garden Route (IRE), Waiting All Night (GB), Dutch Decoy (GB), 25-1 Son (GB)
PLAY SMARTER
An open-looking finale in which the suggestion is PAROLE D’ORO, who looked potentially well treated on hisThirsk second and did enough to suggest that ought to prove itselftrue another day when an unlucky eighth in the Britannia at Royal Ascot 3 weeks ago (denied clear run over 2f out) With further progress on the cards, he can get the better of Where’s Freddy, who boasts a perfect 3-3 atthis course,with GreatAcclaim and Boyfriend rounding offthe shortlist.
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TOMORROW’S RACING
FIRST RACE
1.50pm The bet365 Handicap Stakes (Heritage Handicap)
SECOND
RACE
2.25pm The Duchess of Cambridge Stakes (Sponsored By bet365) (Group 2)
THIRD RACE
3.00pm The bet365 Trophy Stakes (Class 2) (Heritage Handicap)
FOURTH
RACE
3.35pm The Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Group 1)
FIFTH RACE
4.10pm The Weatherbys British EBF Maiden Stakes
SIXTH RACE
4.45pm The Dubai Racing Club Handicap Stakes
SEVENTH RACE
5.25pm The debenhams.com Handicap Stakes
LOOKING AHEAD TO TOMORROWS RACING
Upgraded to Group One status in 2004, the Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes is one of the UK’s most prestigious races of the season for fillies and mares.
Established in 1911, the mile contest is named in honour of the sixth Viscount Falmouth, one of the leading owner-breeders of the 19th Century who was responsible for 16 English Classic victories between 1857 and 1883
Initially for three-year-olds only, the Falmouth Stakes was opened up to older fillies and mares in 1973 Appropriately, the inaugural running in 1911 fell to Alice, owned by the seventh Viscount Falmouth, son of the sixth Viscount, although few would have got rich backing the 1-10 favourite.
During its early history, the Falmouth Stakes was dominated by trainer Alec Taylor, known as “The Wizard of Manton”, who recorded six successes with First Spear (1914), Tomatina (1919), Lady Ava (1920), Blue Lady (1921), Leighon Tor (1922) and Maid Of Bath (1924)
Happy Laughter in 1953 became the first filly to win both the 1000 Guineas and the Falmouth Stakes in the same season Waterloo, in 1972, is the only other to have taken the two Newmarket contests
The Sir Michael Stoute-trained Sonic Lady won the first running of the Falmouth Stakes with Group Two status in 1987, having also scored 12 months earlier. The Nureyev filly was a truly outstanding performer, having also won the Irish 1,000 Guineas, Coronation Stakes, Sussex Stakes and Prix du Moulin - all Group One events
Between 1993 and 1995, the combination of owner Lord Carnarvon and trainer Richard Hannon reigned supreme Niche coasted home by an impressive three and a half lengths in 1993, while Lemon Souffle was not hard pressed to record a length and a quarter success a year later The duo notched their third successive win in 1995 with Caramba, but this time the winning margin was just a short head
The German raider Proudwings made history when she was victorious in 2001 by two lengths Trained by Cologne-based Ralf Suerland and ridden by leading Japanese jockey Yutaka Take, Proudwings was the first German-trained winner of a Pattern race in Britain since Star Appeal in the 1975 Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park.
The 2004 renewal, the first with Group One status, saw the 1000 Guineas heroine Attraction take on the older generation for the first time Mark Johnston’s charge ran well but went down by two and a half lengths to the other star filly of the season, Soviet Song, losing her unbeaten record in the process.
Soviet Song returned in 2005 to defend her title and did so in style, comfortably defeating Alexander Goldrun by two and a half lengths under regular pilot Johnny Murtagh (who had been on board in 2004), albeit in a slower time than the previous year
The greatest winner ever is Goldikova (2009), a 14-time winner at Group/Grade One level, who created history by winning the Breeders’ Cup Mile in the USA on three occasions (2008, 2009 & 2010).
MOST SUCCESSFUL HORSES:
There have been two dual winners:
Sonic Lady (1986, 1987)
Soviet Song (2004, 2005)
MOST SUCCESSFUL TRAINERS:
Alec Taylor Jr and Sir Michael Stoute are the most successful trainers, with six victories apiece
Taylor’s winners were First Spear (1914), Tomatina (1919), Lady Ava (1920), Blue Lady (1921), Leighon Tor (1922) and Maid of Bath (1924).
Stoute has been successful so far with Royal Heroine (1983), Sonic Lady (1986 & 1987), Lovers Knot (1998), Integral (2014) and Veracious (2019).
James Fanshawe and John Gosden are the most successful current trainers with three wins each. Fanshawe triumphed in three consecutive years with Macadamia (2003) and Soviet Song (2004 & 2005) while Gosden, who now trains in partnership with his son Thady, was on the mark with Ryafan (1997), Elusive Kate (2013) and Nazeef (2020)
MOST SUCESSFUL JOCKEY:
The late Lester Piggott is the most successful jockey in the race of all time with seven winsSylphide (1957), Green Opal (1960), Chrona (1966), Vital Match (1969), Chalon (1982), Niche (1993) and Lemon Souffle (1994).
Ryan Moore is the most successful current jockey with four wins – Integral (2014), Alice Springs (2016), Roly Poly (2017) and Porta Fortuna (2024).
AGE OF WINNERS:
In the 51 runnings since it became an all-aged affair in 1973, three-year-olds have the best record with 34 successes.
The overall age breakdown is as below:
3YO – 34 wins
4YO – 16 wins
5YO – 2 wins
SHORTEST-PRICED WINNER & LONGEST-PRICED WINNER:
Alice (1911), 1-10
Rajeem (2006), 50-1
FAVOURITES:
Since it became an all-aged affair in 1973, market leaders have prevailed on 20 occasions –a strike rate of just over 38 per cent
OVERSEAS-TRAINED WINNERS:
IRELAND (4): Rose Above (1979), Alice Springs (2016), Roly Poly (2017), Porta Fortuna (2024) FRANCE (5): River Dane (1977), Sensation (1996), Ronda (1999), Goldikova (2009), Giofra (2012)
GERMANY (1): Proudwings (2001)
Veracious (2019)
Ryan Moore
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY TO RACECOURSE
Management reserves the right to refuse admission to, or eject from, the racecourse any person without assigning a reason. In particular, any instance of unruly behaviour, such as drunkenness, abusive conduct, singing or shouting, shall entitle the Racecourse Executive to expel the offending racegoer without prior notice
Racegoers must abide by any regulations including the observance of designated nondrinking areas and standards of dress
Only individuals in possession of a valid betting badge and occupying an authorised pitch are entitled to lay bets in the course of their business. Any individuals found contravening these conditions will be evicted. Members of the public may not use two-way radios, scanning receivers etc, for any purpose at the racecourse.
EMERGENCY NOTICE
In an event of an emergency please be guided by our security stewards and by messages you will see and hear around the racecourse. We would advise that you keep your personal belongings with you at all times. In the event of an evacuation please do as requested by Newmarket Racecourses Management and security staff They will direct you to a safe place. Do not attempt to regain access to buildings.
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THE COURSE IS FOR HORSES
Please keep off the track. The track is for horses, their jockeys and stable staff, please keep them and yourselves safe by remaining inside the barriers. Anyone trespassing on the track will be: Liable to arrest and prosecution; Ejected immediately; Banned from all future Newmarket race meetings; May face a nationwide racecourse ban.
HEALTH AND SAFETY NOTICE
The Racecourse would be grateful if you would observe all Health & Safety requirements whilst you are at Newmarket Racecourse. We would request that only those that are disabled use the disabled viewing area and that parents keep a close eye on all children and prevent them from climbing the running rails and getting on to the actual racecourse. We would also like to remind racegoers that we do have a first aid room Should anyone require any assistance please speak to the nearest steward.
HBLB PRIZE MONEY
The Horserace Betting Levy Board prize fund schemes provide for the estimated inclusion of £991,289 in ratecard and incremental prize money at this racecourse from 23rd June to 14th September 2025.
NOTICES
Weights, Pedigrees, Trainers’ Names, Descriptions, Performances and Values of races have been added for the convenience of the Public, but are subject to alteration. All horses must parade in the Parade Ring except by permission of the Stewards, but in all cases must pass through the Ring on the way to the Post
PARADE RING ACCESS
In the interests of safety, access to the parade ring is strictly limited to Owners and Trainers with runners in the race, British Horseracing Authority Officials and Racecourse Officials who are on duty at the meeting and Emergency Service Personnel. Those people holding badges or accreditation that allow access to the Parade Ring are asked to refrain from entering this area unless it is absolutely necessary in the course of their business.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Racegoers may take photographs for private purposes in the public enclosures. Under no circumstances may photographs taken on the racecourse be used for publication without prior accreditation being obtained Flash photography is not permitted anywhere in the Parade Ring or Winner’s Enclosure areas, or anywhere in the close vicinity of horses.
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IMPORTANT NOTICES
RACEHORSE & JOCKEY WELFARE
The welfare of the sport’s equine and human participants is paramount to British Horseracing. All racehorses competing in Britain are stabled at the premises of trainers who are licensed by The British Horseracing Authority The standards demanded by The BHA of licensed racehorse trainers far exceed those prescribed by animal welfare legislation. The British Horseracing Authority similarly licenses every racecourse, setting high standards for the racing surface and all parts of the course used by competitors, both human and equine. BHA Officials ensure that racecourses delivers these standards. In addition Newmarket Racecourse employs a minimum of three veterinary surgeons, whose sole responsibility it is to provide care to the horses throughout their time at the racecourse In the event of an incident on the racecourse, any horse affected will receive immediate treatment from the racecourse’s veterinary team. Qualified paramedics and doctors are also on hand in the case of any incident involving a jockey If any incident occurs during a race it is routine practice for screens to be erected around the horse or jockey receiving treatment. This is to allow the veterinary or medical personnel to make a safe and accurate diagnosis and so that they may perform any treatment in a private and calm environment. If necessary, horses and riders will be transported from the course to receive further treatment at the nearest equine hospital or Accident & Emergency hospital
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2025 FIXTURES
TODAY'S RACE CONDITIONS
First Race 1.50 - THE BAHRAIN TROPHY STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £113420 to the winning horse The second to receive £43000, the third £21520, the fourth £10720 and the fifth £5380 for three yrs old only Enter by noon, July 4th and pay £2000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 3lb; fillies 9st Penalties, after 2024, a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb Of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 5lb RASHID EQUESTRIAN AND HORSE RACING CLUB has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey A perpetual Challenge Trophy, presented by the Rashid Equestrian and Horse Racing Club, will be held by the winning owner until June 1st, 2026. In addition, a cash prize will be awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £15000 towards the prize money for this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of Rashid Equestrian and Horse Racing Club The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code. 6 entries at £2000. - Closed July 4th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £89120; Second £36580; Third £18300; Fourth £9140; Fifth £4580 (PenaltyValue £113420) A SS
SEE PAGE 28 FOR THIS RACE.
Second Race 2.25 - THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN JULY STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £56710 to the winning horse The second to receive £21500, the third £10760, the fourth £5360, the fifth £2690 and the sixth £1350 for two yrs old colts and geldings only Enter by noon, July 4th and pay £1000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Weights: 9st 2lb each Penalties, a winner of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 3lb THE RASHID EQUESTRIAN AND HORSE RACING CLUB have generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey A perpetual Challenge Trophy, presented by the Rashid Equestrian and Horse Racing Club, will be held by the winning owner until June 1st, 2026. In addition, they will award a cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of Rashid Equestrian and Horse Racing Club The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 9 entries at £1000. - Closed July 4th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £44560; Second £18290; Third £9150; Fourth £4570; Fifth £2290; Sixth £1140. (PenaltyValue £56710) A SS SEE PAGE 36 FOR THIS RACE.
Third Race 3.00 - THE BET BOOSTAT bet365 HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (Heritage Handicap) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £51540 to the winning horse The second to receive £24170, the third £12090, the fourth £6040, the fifth £3020 and the sixth £1510 for three yrs old only, Rated 0-105. Enter by noon, June 17th and pay £150 stake, Confirm by noon, July 4th and pay £350, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 21st, 2025, for each race won 6lb bet365 has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and stable employee in charge of the winning horse. In addition, they will award a cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carrythe name/logo ofbet365.The sponsorship payment of£500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code. PLEASE NOTE: In accordance with the provisions of paragraph 9 of the Weights and Handicapping Code a horse must have run three times or more in order to qualify to run in this race 58 entries, 31 at £150, 27 at £500 - Closed June 17th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £40630; Second£20320;Third£10160;Fourth£5080;Fifth£2540;Sixth£1270.(PenaltyValue£51540)Weightsraised1lbandparagraphs 27 to 31 ofthe Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. SS SEE PAGE 42 FOR THIS RACE.
Fourth Race 3.35 - THE PRINCESS OF WALES’S STAKES (SPONSORED BY THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN) (CLASS 1) (Group 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £70887 to the winning horse The second to receive £26875, the third £13450, the fourth £6700 and the fifth £3362. for three yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, June 17th and pay £375 stake, Confirm by noon, July 4th and pay £875, Supplementary Entry by noon, July 4th and pay £10000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Weights: 3-y-o colts and geldings 8st 10lb; fillies 8st 7lb 4-y-o and up colts and geldings 9st 8lb; fillies 9st 5lb Penalties, after 2024, a winner of a Group 2 race 3lb Of a Group 1 race 5lb THE RASHID EQUESTRIAN AND HORSE RACING CLUB has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey A perpetual Challenge Trophy, presented by the Rashid Equestrian and Horse Racing Club, will be held by the winning owner until June 1st, 2026. In addition, they will award a cash prize to the stable employee responsible forthe best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of Rashid Equestrian and Horse Racing Club The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code. 36 entries, 30 at £375, 6 at £1250 - Closed June 17th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £55700; Second £22863; Third £11438; Fourth £5713; Fifth £2863. (PenaltyValue £70887.50) A SS
SEE PAGE 52 FOR THIS RACE.
Fifth Race 4.10 - THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £20616 to the winning horse The second to receive £9668, the third £4836, the fourth £2416, the fifth £1208 and the sixth £604. for maiden two yrs old fillies only, which are E.B.F eligible. Enter by noon, July 4th and pay £200 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Weights: 9st 2lb each. THE TRUSTEES OF THE E.B.F have kindly sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the horse judged to be best turned out in the race THE TRUSTEES OF THE E.B.F have kindly contributed £10,000 towards the prize money for this race The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £2500 towards the prize money for this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/ logo of EBF The sponsorship payment of £250 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 19 entries at £200. - Closed July 4th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £16252; Second £8128; Third £4064; Fourth £2032; Fifth £1016; Sixth £508. (PenaltyValue £20616) A SS SEE PAGE 60 FOR THIS RACE.
Sixth Race 4.45 - THE EDMONDSON HALL SOLICITORS SIR HENRY CECIL STAKES (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £31190 to the winning horse The second to receive £11825, the third £5918, the fourth £2948, the fifth £1479 and the sixth £742 for three yrs old only, which have not won a Group 1 or Group 2 Pattern race since two yrs old. Enter by noon, July 4th and pay £275 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 5lb; fillies 9st Penalties, after 2024, a winner of a Listed race 3lb Of a Group 3 race 5lb EDMONDSON HALL SOLICITORS have generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race 11 entries at £275.Closed July 4th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £24508; Second £10060; Third £5033; Fourth £2514; Fifth £1260; Sixth £627. (PenaltyValue £31190.50) A SS SEE PAGE 66 FOR THIS RACE. Seventh Race 5.20 - THE FEDERATION OF BLOODSTOCK AGENTS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15462 to the winning horse The second to receive £7251, the third £3627, the fourth £1812, the fifth £906 and the sixth £453. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 76-95 (also open to such horses rated 96 and 97; such horses rated 75 and below are also eligible - see Standard Conditions) £150 stake if the horse is rated 76 or higher, or £30 stake if the horse is rated 75 or lower with £120 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 8th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 8st 11lb; 3-y-o 8st 2lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 10st 2lb; 3-y-o 9st 7lb Penalties, after June 28th, 2025, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb THE FEDERATION OF BLOODSTOCK AGENTS has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race 24 entries, 1 at £30 and 23 at £150 - Closed July 4th, 2025. Owners Prize Money. Winner £12189; Second £6096; Third £3048; Fourth £1524; Fifth £762; Sixth £381. (Penalty Value £15462) Weights raised 1lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 ofthe Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. SS SEE PAGE 70 FOR THIS RACE.
