Haven Seashore Holiday Park Maiden Stakes (Plus 10)

Off time: 14:10 | Winning time: 1m 3.99s

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(1)

Adam Tiler

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: G Mosse| T: R M H Cowell

8/1

US bred debutante with plenty of speed in pedigree. Cost $95,000 as a yearling and entered in valuable sales race. Stable have been knocking on the door of late and should be noted in the betting.

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(3)

Artair¹⁵

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: J P Spencer| T: M L W Bell

11/10

Entered in Weatherbys Super Sprint and cost £55,000 as a yearling. Ran into a smart sort on debut when making nice progress before tiring on heavy ground. Stables runners tend to improve with experience and should be better suited by quicker ground.

Form: 3

(5)

Usain Boat

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: S De Sousa| T: George Scott

9/2

Half-brother to 8 winners and plenty of speed in pedigree. Stable struggling for winners but capable of readying a newcomer and market best guide on debut.

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(2)

Windy Guest

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: T P Queally| T: G G Margarson

16/1

Debutante who cost £42,000 as a yearling. Likely to improve with experience and over further in due course.

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(6)

Hard Forest¹³

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: P J McDonald| T: C & M Johnston| BF

5/2

Hardspun filly with plenty of pace in pedigree and shown a similar level of form in both races to date, with speed from the front while not quite seeing out both times. Should be involved again.

Form: 36

Non-Runners

(4)

Revich

Weight: 9-5| Age: 2

T: R Spencer J: S Donohoe

Forecasts

Artair (11/10), Hard Forest (5/2), Usain Boat (9/2), Adam Tiler (8/1), Revich (10/1), Windy Guest (16/1)

Hard Forest just hasn't seen it out to the line in both her races to date but clearly has plenty of speed and should be winning a race of this nature in due course. ARTAIR is the other with experience and looks the one with more improvement after showing plenty of ability in a good race on debut and likely to be suited by this better ground. The market should be the best guide with the newcomers with Usain Boat and Adam Tiler looking likely types on paper.