12:20 Beverley

Wednesday 17 June 2020

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tote Placepot Your First Bet of The Day Novice Auction Stakes (Plus 10)

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Acklam Express

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: Rowan Scott⁽³⁾| T: N Tinkler

150/1

€26,000 yearling; second foal; half-brother to the Italian 6f juvenile winner Camayork; doubly-represented trainer has a modest career strike-rate with juveniles; drawn wide.

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(9)

Avior Star

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: T Hamilton| T: Phillip Makin

33/1

€27,000 yearling; second foal from a half-sister to the 1m4f Listed winner Myplacelater; half-brother to the juvenile scorer Maystar (5f-7f); trainer struck with the Windsor Castle bound Muker at Newcastle recently.

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(8)

Belvedere Blast

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: Faye McManoman⁽⁵⁾| T: N Tinkler

125/1

€7,000 foal, €30,000 yearling; fourth foal from a half-sister to to the useful Edge of Sanity (7f-2m); half-brother to the juvenile scorers World Order (5f) and Calippo (6f); stablemate of Acklam Express.

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(1)

Harswell Prince⁷

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: Phil Dennis| T: L Bailey

11/2

28,000gns yearling; ninth foal; half-brother to five winners, including Cartimandua (6f Listed) and Terentia (5f); kept on encouragingly following a slow start on debut at Pontefract (5f, good) last week; chance.

Form: 6

(12)

Tapeten Toni^t1¹⁵

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: C Lee| T: K R Burke

16/1

€27,000 vendor yearling; third foal from the French winner Takara Girl (6f-6½f); weakened after showing early pace (20-1) on debut at Newcastle just over a fortnight ago; tongue-tie now added.

Form: 9

(10)

Conspiracy

Age: 2| Weight: 9-3| J: K Stott| T: K A Ryan

4/1

£6,000 foal, £8,500 yearling; seventh foal from the 6f AW winner Isobel Rose; half-brother to three winners, including Sakhee's Rose (6f-7f); the Ryan/Ontoawinner partnership are always to be respected; wide draw in stall 10 isn't ideal.

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(7)

Ready Freddie Go¹³

Age: 2| Weight: 9-3| J: Cam Hardie| T: Ollie Pears

40/1

£3,000 vendor yearling; half-brother to the winning sprinters Roaring Rory (5f-6f) and Scuzeme (5f-6f); made some late headway from the rear (sixth) when sent off an unconsidered 40-1 shot on debut at Newcastle (6f).

Form: 6

(5)

The Mousen Champ¹⁵

Age: 2| Weight: 9-3| J: T Eaves| T: B Ellison

50/1

£8,000 yearling; first foal from an unraced dam; always in rear and never on terms (66-1) on debut at Newcastle (5f) 15 days ago.

Form: 9

(4)

Unleash

Age: 2| Weight: 9-3| J: G Lee| T: B Smart

14/1

10,000gns vendor yearling; first foal from the 6f-1m winner Two In The Pink; bred for the job (sprinting) and his doubly-represented trainer saw his first juvenile runner of the season placed at Doncaster on Saturday; good draw.

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(6)

Country Carnival¹⁵

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: S A Gray| T: D O'Meara

12/1

Mayson filly (30,000gns yearling); weakened from the furlong pole when finishing 4½L fourth to Pelekai on debut at Newcastle (5f) 15 days ago; thought likely to have drawn benefit from that initial racecourse experience.

Form: 4

(2)

Navajo Spring¹⁵

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: Connor Beasley| T: M Dods

10/11

£22,000 yearling; eighth foal; half-sister to three winners (6f-7f); always towards the fore (9-2) when runner-up to Dandalla at Newcastle (5f) 15 days ago; is well drawn in stall two, so a similar bold showing can only be anticipated.

Form: 2

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(3)

Blackberry

Weight: 9-0| Age: 2

T: B Smart J: Jason Hart

Forecasts

Navajo Spring (10/11), Conspiracy (4/1), Harswell Prince (11/2), Country Carnival (12/1), Unleash (14/1), Blackberry (14/1), Tapeten Toni (16/1), Avior Star (33/1), Ready Freddie Go (40/1), The Mousen Champ (50/1), Belvedere Blast (125/1), Acklam Express (150/1)

As usual with the juveniles, we're faced with the perennial early season dilemma of experience versus pedigree and potential. However, at Beverley it's often a far simpler approach to favour those drawn low, so the more obvious experienced candidates include Navajo Spring (displayed pace at Newcastle) and Harswell Prince (shaped well after a tardy start at Pontefract). Meanwhile, the Hambleton-trainer Bryan Smart saw his first juvenile runner of the season make the frame at Doncaster on Saturday, and any form of positive market move would offer a deal of encouragement with regards the chances of either Unleash or BLACKBERRY.