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10th
Strong-finishing youngster that enjoys tempo and some room to move.
He has come on from obviously being a little bit green in his first racing preparation through to the Fernhill. He's come back and trialled exceptionally well, he was very professional, and with the blinkers on he has gone to a new level today
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3rd
He’s a gentle giant but he’s got so much ability. I don’t think they’ve got to the bottom of him, I think he’ll be better next preparation.
Talented colt that seems to prefer a quiet ride and producing a strong run at them late with big strides. He is stretching out nicely in distance despite a short-course pedigree. Best form seems to be a on dry tracks to date.
Bred to be a sprinter or sprinter miler from a dam that won over 1200m to 1400m.
8th
1st
Bred to be a sprinter from a dam that won over 1110m to 1400m up to G3 level.
A really genuine gelding that chases hard in the finish over the sprint distances. He was slow to jump in early starts, but is getting better.
2nd
I love the way he has extended to the line in his early starts. He's a colt with a robust frame and stout pedigree that could be worth following up in distance.
Bred to get over distance from an unraced dam. Second dam BRIGHT HALO won over 1783m in France.
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4th
Big galloper that takes a lot of winding up and he can go flat into the prep. Likes some tempo and galloping room. He looks like a horse that wants longer distance, but he might be best suited to sprints given the tempo is faster and he doesn't have to accelerate mid-race.
Bred from a sprinting sire out of a dam with staying bloodlines that won over 1200m.
7th
Colt that keeps producing good strong finishes from the back in all conditions. He can race midfield from a soft barrier.
Bred to be a sprinter or sprinter miler from a dam that won over 1507m.
9th
He has lacked some acceleration in early starts, but he is genuine and sticks on gamely in his races.
6th
Tough on-pacer that tries hard in the finish. Very typical of the Waterhouse Bott stable.
Bred to perform around a mile from a G1 winning sire in Japan. Dam didn't win in four starts.
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15th
He seems to have come back pretty sharp and has furnished a bit. He was always looking like he was going to take a bit of time with his big frame and was very immature
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