British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes (Plus 10)

Off time: 18:35 | Winning time: 1m 30.3s

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Berkshire Savvy

Age: 2| Weight: 9-2| J: David Probert| T: A M Balding

28/1

18,000gns yearling son of Mukhadram is a half-brother to 5f-7f winner Peachey Carnahan and makes his debut today. Looks a well above average race this so tough ask for a newcomer.

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Dubai Souq¹⁸

Age: 2| Weight: 9-2| J: George Wood| T: S bin Suroor

9/2

Beaten 5¼L into fourth of 13 on debut at Salisbury 18 days ago on firm ground. Others have better form than that in the book but should improve so not to be forgotten here.

Form: 4

(1)

Ocho Grande

Age: 2| Weight: 9-2| J: Charles Bishop| T: Eve Johnson Houghton

33/1

Tamayuz colt. Brother to winner up to 7½f winner Mywayistheonlyway. Cost 24,000 gns, looks an unlikely first-time-out winner.

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Riot²⁶

Age: 2| Weight: 9-2| J: Oisin Murphy| T: J & T Gosden| BF

8/15

€850,000 son of Kingman finished second twice over C&D. Beaten a neck at 4/6F latest by a Godolphin newcomer (two pulled clear) but will take some beating once again here.

Form: 22

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Tammani¹⁹

Age: 2| Weight: 9-2| J: James Doyle| T: W J Haggas

9/2

Make Believe colt, half-brother to two winners including a Listed winner. Finished midfield on debut at Newmarket earlier in the month but that a very warm contest so effort quite respectable and has place claims now.

Form: 8

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Tinnahalla

Age: 2| Weight: 9-2| J: Dane O'Neill| T: J A Osborne

18/1

Starspangledbanner colt resold for £105,000 Goffs London 2019; half-brother to 6 winners inc Devotion (7f 2yo), Thomas Edison (1m4f Flat/bumper/2m/2m1f hurdle) and Burrumbeet (1m). Tough spot to start off this.

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Wild Thunder¹⁸

Weight: 9-9| Age: 2

T: R Hannon J: S M Levey

Forecasts

Riot (8/15), Wild Thunder (9/4), Tammani (9/2), Dubai Souq (9/2), Tinnahalla (18/1), Berkshire Savvy (28/1), Ocho Grande (33/1)

Twice just touched off over C&D, RIOT can make it third time lucky today for champion trainer John Gosden. Previous winner Wild Thunder was thought good enough to go straight into Group Two company latest by Richard Hannon so can't be ignored here even with the penalty. Tammani can fare best of the rest.