British Stallions Studs EBF Maiden Stakes

Off time: 14:20 | Winning time: 1m 11.63s

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Abduction

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: T Hamilton| T: R A Fahey

13/2

€45,000 foal, €50,000 yearling; brother to 7½f/1m AW winner Saad, half-brother to winners Veilleur De Nuits (1m/1m1f 2yo), Mille Sabords (6½f-1m inc AW) & Edge Of Tomorrow (1m½f/1m2f); likely sort.

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(3)

Bergerac

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: T Eaves| T: K A Ryan

11/4

€40,000 foal, £75,000 yearling; half-brother to Flat winners Zihba (7f-1m inc AW/Group 3) & Double Fast (7f); dam placed 1m½f (GB AW) & 1m4f (France), out of 6f 2yo winning sister to 5f Gr 2 winner Land Of Dreams. Trainer/jockey amongst winners.

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(6)

Kraken Power⁹

Age: 2| Weight: 9-5| J: Jamie Gormley| T: I Jardine

2/1

£28,000 The Last Lion colt whose maiden dam is half-sister to high-class sprinter/stallion Kyllachy; clear second (beaten a head) on debut at Pontefract (6f, good; 13-2) this month and sets the standard.

Form: 2

(4)

Peely Wally

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: Jason Hart| T: K Dalgleish

11/1

€5,000 yearling; half-sister to winners Hail Caesar (7½f-1m4f Ire/Bel Flat/2m hurdle), Albaspina (7f 2yo), Alsacienne (1m4f AW) and Callistan (1m4f); dam placed 7f, half-sister to 1m2f Gr 2 winner Last Second.

Form:

(1)

Salsoul

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: J Fanning| T: C & M Johnston

4/1

£34,000 yearling; dam smart 5f/6f 2yo winner, sister to 6f-1m winner Go For Broke, closely related to winners Even Bolder (5f-6f) and Bold Tie (6f) out of maiden sister to 5f Listed winner/good broodmare Flanders. From leading yard.

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(2)

Time Has Wings¹⁴

Age: 2| Weight: 9-0| J: K Stott| T: T D Barron

14/1

Third foal from the 5f scorer Rozene (a mare out of an unraced half-sister to three French/Italian middle-distance winners; beaten 6L (ninth) on debut at Pontefract (5f, good; 18-1) this month and need good step forward up in trip.

Form: 9

Forecasts

Kraken Power (2/1), Bergerac (11/4), Salsoul (4/1), Abduction (13/2), Peely Wally (11/1), Time Has Wings (14/1)

KRAKEN POWER did little wrong in finishing second on debut at Pontefract nine days ago, pulling a long way clear of the remainder and just getting inched out when conceding 7lb to the winner. That experience will stand to him and he looks capable of going one better now. Mark Johnston's filly Salsoul, along with fellow newcomers Bergerac and Abduction, need to be monitored for market confidence.