Darley EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes (GBB Race)

Off time: 16:31 | Winning time: 2m 9.62s

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(1)

Bintalina³²

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: S De Sousa| T: R Varian| BF

9/4

Went like the best horse at the weights when second of 5 in maiden at Bath (8f, good to firm) 32 days ago, finishing well under a hands and heels ride having still shown signs of inexperience. Likely to progress over this longer trip.

Form: 62

(3)

Mission Possible

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: Hollie Doyle| T: W J Haggas

5/1

725,000 gns yearling, Dubawi filly. Half-sister to French 7f winner Liwa Oasis (by Lope de Vega). Dam unraced sister to high-class winner up to 1½m Mogul and very smart winner up to 13.4f Japan, out of useful 1½m/13f winner Shastye. Excellent pedigree and highly respected on debut for top yard.

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(5)

Nanino Niyati²⁶

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: R Kingscote| T: D & C Kubler

14/1

Much sharper for debut run when second of 7 in maiden at Lingfield (9f, good to firm, 20/1) 26 days ago, clear of rest. Will likely need to improve again if she's to trouble the best of these.

Form: 92

(2)

Wujjood

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: Jim Crowley| T: W J Haggas

5/6

Sea The Stars filly. Dam, 2-y-o 1m winner, sister to useful 2-y-o 7f winner Monumental and half-sister to very smart winner up to 6.5f Tantheem. Makes plenty of appeal on paper and is worth a market check on debut for excellent yard (who are doubly represented).

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Non-Runners

(4)

Quamby⁴⁹

Weight: 9-2| Age: 3

T: D M Simcock J: J P Spencer

Forecasts

Wujjood (5/6), Quamby (7/4), Bintalina (9/4), Mission Possible (5/1), Nanino Niyati (14/1)

QUAMBY showed much improved form when runner-up at Wetherby (following 7 months off) having been slowly away and not given a hard time by today's jockey. She can progress again and get off the mark at the expense of Bintalina, who went like the best horse at the weights in a Bath maiden last time and should do better upped in trip, while the market should offer some clues regarding the well-bred newcomers from the William Haggas yard.