18:00 Windsor
Monday 3 June 2019
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- 2YO only | Class 4 | 6f 12y | Good to Firm (Good in places) | 13 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 18:01 | Winning time: 1m 11.18s
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Mukhadram half-brother to useful 5f-1m winner Arabda and 2-y-o 1m/1m1f winner Ghaaly out of a half-sister to Belmont Stakes and Breeders' Cup Classic winner Drosselmeyer. Yard 2-3 with 2-y-o newcomers this season, so must be respected.
Invincible Spirit half-brother to smart winners Top Score (6f/7f) and Castle Lady (1m) out of an unraced sister to top-class winner up to 1¼m Raven's Pass. Makes plenty of appeal on pedigree, and yard 4-24 with 2-y-o debutants in 2019.
Half-brother to useful 7f-1¼m winner Exhort and 1¼m winner Plead out of a half-sister to G3 Criterion Stakes winner Producer. Better than result after meeting trouble when fourth of 12 to Light Angel in a 6f maiden at Newbury, and sure to improve.
Lethal Force half-brother to useful 1m winner Wahash and 1m1f winner Leigh's Law out of a winning half-sister to Norwegian 2000 Guineas/Derby winner Barrier Reef. Showed little when well behind Golden Horde on debut at Newbury.
Gelded brother to 2-y-o 6f winner Mahlah and half-brother to 6f winner Elliot The Dragon. First juvenile of 2019 for yard which has registered just one place from 15 debutant 2-y-o runners here in last five years. Others more appealing on balance.
Camacho half-brother to useful 2-y-o winners Mon Cadeaux and Territory. Yard struggling for 2-y-o winners this year by usual standards, and he showed only a little promise on debut at Newbury behind Light Angel.
By Street Boss out of a US maiden. Yard gets winners at the right level, but 23 first-time juveniles here in the last five years have all been unplaced.
Dubawi colt who was a well-backed favourite on debut at Nottingham in April, but made no impact, and fared no better after getting on edge here last time. One for handicaps on evidence to date.
Dandy Man half-brother to 6f-7f winner Dynamic Girl out of a 2-y-o 7f/1m winner. Holds a Super Sprint entry, and presumably showing speed at home, so respected for track's leading trainer.
Paco Boy colt out of a 7f winner. Half-sister A Spirit of Love finished last on her only start after showing speed. Best watched on debut.
No Nay Never colt out of a maiden from a good middle-distance family. Pedigree a mix of speed and stamina, and yard can ready one (2-6 with 2-y-o newcomers this season), so merits a market check.
40,000 gns yearling by No Nay Never out of a twice-raced maiden. Small yard had a 2-y-o debutant finish second at 100/1 recently, and struck with a 33/1 newcomer in the autumn, from limited runners. Not dismissed out of hand on that basis.
By Cable Bay out of a winning half-sister to smart 5f performer Just Glamorous. Bred for speed/precocity, but small yard's only juvenile runners in recent times have both finished last.
Forecasts
Golden Horde (6/5), Stone Circle (7/1), Making History (8/1), Eton College (8/1), New Jack Swing (10/1), Hexagon (12/1), Atlantic Crossing (14/1), Gypsy Rocker (20/1), Indian Creak (25/1), Apples Acre (50/1), Power Of Love (50/1), Made Guy (66/1), Glamorous Anna (100/1)
Golden Horde had a couple of these in his wake when a good fourth at Newbury on debut, and clearly needs respect, but there are a few interesting newcomers lurking in the field, and the pick of them is ETON COLLEGE, whose yard sent out three winning newcomers in similar races here last season from as many runners, including subsequent Albany Stakes winner Main Edition. Atlantic Crossing's trainer is two from three with juveniles this year, so he's another who needs to go on the shortlist.
- Eton College
- Golden Horde
- Atlantic Crossing
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £5,175.002nd: £1,540.003rd: £770.004th: £385.00
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