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Salisbury 15:15
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Apprentice Handicap (Whips To Be Carried, But Not Used) (RE Series)
Winner £3,926, 2nd £1,842, 3rd £920, 4th £461, 5th £230
3yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f 213y , GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.3) (Watering)
1. Archie’s Angel (3) – Odds: 5/1 Bet365
Archie’s Angel showed a good turn of foot to win on debut at Haydock. He faces a penalty here, but his ability to quicken late makes him a strong contender. With Clifford Lee in the saddle, he’s one to watch, though he’ll need to prove he can handle the extra weight.
2. Square D’Alboni (1) – Odds: 7/2 Unibet
Square D’Alboni bounced back from a tough debut to win impressively at Epsom. The additional furlong today should suit, and with Hector Crouch taking the reins, Ralph Beckett’s charge could make it two in a row if he handles the extra distance.
3. Celeborn (11) – Odds: 7/2 Betvictor
Despite showing signs of greenness on his Leicester debut, Celeborn still managed to get his head in front. Now gelded and with Billy Loughnane aboard, he is likely to improve further and is a big player in this race.
4. Arth’s Gold (8) – Odds: 33/1 Bet365
Arth’s Gold was mid-division on his debut at Kempton just over a week ago. Marco Ghiani rides again, but significant improvement is required for him to be competitive in this stronger field.
5. Battle Stride (5) – Odds: 25/1 Unibet
Battle Stride makes his debut here under Saffie Osborne. The Michael Bell yard occasionally produces winning 2yo newcomers, but it’s hard to gauge his chances without market support. Could be one to watch if the odds shorten before the off.
6. Crackeagle (6) – Odds: 11/1 Betvictor
Ralph Beckett’s Crackeagle makes his debut here and is already gelded. The yard has a good record with newcomers, and Rossa Ryan is booked to ride. It’s worth keeping an eye on the market, as any support could signal a bold showing.
7. Half Moon Bay (2) – Odds: 13/2 Bet365
Half Moon Bay ran a solid race on debut at Newmarket, giving the impression that he would improve from the experience. With Tom Marquand aboard for William Haggas, he’s one to consider for a better showing today.
8. Opening Bat (4) – Odds: 28/1 Unibet
This nicely bred colt from the Harry Charlton yard makes his racecourse debut. Jack Mitchell takes the ride, but the yard’s 2yos generally benefit from their first outing, so it might be best to watch for now.
9. Masterofperfection (12) – Odds: 50/1 Betvictor
Masterofperfection comes from a yard that doesn’t have the strongest record with 2yo newcomers. Gina Mangan takes the ride, but others in the field seem to hold stronger chances based on pedigree and connections.
10. Night Step (9) – Odds: 20/1 Bet365
Making his debut for Owen Burrows, Night Step has a tongue-tie fitted today. The yard has produced winning 2yos before, so it’s worth monitoring the market. Ross Coakley rides, and he could surprise if attracting late betting interest.
11. Orchard (10) – Odds: 66/1 Unibet
Orchard finished last of 13 on his Newbury debut, showing greenness throughout. He would need to show significant improvement here to feature, but the experience might help him settle better this time.
12. Way Of Stars (7) – Odds: 10/3 Betvictor
Way Of Stars was narrowly beaten on debut at Goodwood, running a strong race. With David Probert back on board, Andrew Balding’s runner has every chance of going one better today, and improvement is expected.
Verdict
Celeborn is the selection, having won his debut despite showing inexperience. Now gelded, he should improve significantly. Way Of Stars is a major threat after a strong second at Goodwood, while Half Moon Bay could step forward from his promising debut effort.
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Salisbury 15:55
Michael Brunton Memorial British EBF Novice Stakes (GBB/IRE Incentive Race)
Winner £5,400, 2nd £2,535, 3rd £1,268, 4th £634
2yo, 12 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f , GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.3) (Watering)
1. Betty Clover (7) – Odds: 10/1 Betvictor
Betty Clover has come close at Group 3 level and brings solid experience to the table. Although she hasn’t quite got her head in front recently, her past performances suggest she has the ability to compete at this level. Georgia Dobie partners again, and she’s a filly who can’t be discounted in this field.
2. Greydreambeliever (3) – Odds: 9/2 Bet365
After an impressive debut win at York, Greydreambeliever looks like a filly with plenty of potential. Despite showing market weakness that day, she displayed great talent to score. With Clifford Lee aboard, her Group 1 entry signals the regard she’s held in, and she should be taken seriously.
3. Handcuffed (4) – Odds: 12/1 Unibet
Handcuffed made an impressive debut victory and has shown promise since. However, she has work to do to reverse form with Betty Clover, who finished ahead of her in previous encounters. With David Probert back in the saddle for Andrew Balding, expect her to put in a competitive run but may need more.
4. Jewelry (8) – Odds: 11/4 Bet365
Jewelry overcame pre-race concerns to win on debut at Newbury and could be a strong player here. The William Haggas-trained filly is partnered by Tom Marquand, and she has every chance of continuing her winning ways. She’s definitely one to keep an eye on as her potential could be far-reaching.
5. Magic Mild (2) – Odds: 6/1 Betvictor
Magic Mild has strung together back-to-back wins at Newmarket, and the form of those races has held up well. Saffie Osborne takes the ride, and with the filly in fine form, she’s a lively contender. A third consecutive victory is possible if she continues her current upward trajectory.
6. Miss Fascinator (5) – Odds: 10/1 Unibet
Miss Fascinator has already tasted success at both Ascot and Newmarket. However, she’s twice finished behind Magic Mild, so she’ll need to turn the tables today. With Billy Loughnane in the saddle, she’s capable but will need to find improvement to figure in the finish.
7. Santa Savana (6) – Odds: 33/1 Bet365
Santa Savana got her career off to a bright start with a debut win but has since struggled at the Listed level. With plenty to prove here, Ross Coakley will need to coax out a big performance to see her troubling the leading contenders in this Group 3 contest.
8. Tabiti (1) – Odds: 9/4 Betvictor
Tabiti was impressive when winning on debut at Newmarket, showing plenty of class. Rossa Ryan takes the reins again, and the drop in trip to 6f shouldn’t be a concern. She looks well-equipped to continue her winning ways and is likely to be a major player in this race.
Verdict
Tabiti is the one to beat following an eye-catching debut at Newmarket, and the shorter trip here looks well within her grasp. Jewelry and Greydreambeliever both bring strong claims and could be the main dangers, while Magic Mild shouldn’t be overlooked as she goes for a hat-trick of wins.
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Salisbury 16:25
British Stallion Studs EBF Stonehenge Stakes (Listed Race) (IRE Incentive Race)
Winner £22,684, 2nd £8,600, 3rd £4,304, 4th £2,144, 5th £1,076, 6th £540
2yo, 3 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m , GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.3) (Watering)
1. Wathbah (3) – Odds: 10/1 Bet365
Wathbah has shown promise in several starts but has struggled to make a significant impact recently. With Joshua Bryan in the saddle, there’s hope he can rediscover some form, but he will need to step up to challenge the stronger contenders in this field.
2. Up The Pace (6) – Odds: 11/4 Betvictor
Up The Pace has consistently placed in his races and looks like a progressive type. David Probert takes the ride again, and with a bit more improvement, he could be well-positioned to break his maiden in this company. He stands out as one of the top choices in this contest.
3. Gold Medallist (1) – Odds: 5/1 Unibet
Gold Medallist has been in decent form and, with the addition of first-time blinkers, might just find the spark needed to be more competitive. With Billy Loughnane aboard, there’s a good chance he’ll be in the mix at the business end of the race.
4. Kaiya (7) – Odds: 9/2 Betvictor
Kaiya is improving with each run, and although she’s yet to fully deliver, this step up in trip could be what she needs to show her true potential. With Tom Marquand taking the reins, expect a bold effort from this filly as she looks to build on her latest efforts.
5. Tiempo Alegre (5) – Odds: 6/1 Bet365
Tiempo Alegre has not yet delivered on his early promise, but Clifford Lee partnering him could be a positive change. His previous runs haven’t been overly impressive, but he has the capability to run into the frame in this field if things go his way.
6. Pay Attention (4) – Odds: 14/1 Unibet
Pay Attention has yet to show much in his first few starts but could improve for the switch to handicap company. Rossa Ryan takes the ride for the first time, which could provide a boost, but he’s going to need a big step forward to be competitive here.
7. Camden Flyer (8) – Odds: 6/1 Betvictor
Camden Flyer has run well in his last few outings and seems to be heading in the right direction. With William Carson in the saddle, this colt looks to be one of the more likely challengers and should be in with a decent chance of making the frame or even going one better.
8. Saint Fonteyn (2) – Odds: 25/1 Bet365
Saint Fonteyn has struggled in his first few starts and will have to show significant improvement to figure here. Gina Mangan rides again, but despite carrying a light weight, he may find this competition too tough at this stage.
Verdict
Up The Pace is the most consistent runner in this field and looks set to continue his solid form under David Probert. Camden Flyer has shown enough potential to pose a serious challenge, while Gold Medallist, with blinkers added, may provide some extra value.
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Salisbury 16:58
Molson Coors Pembroke Handicap
Winner £3,926, 2nd £1,842, 3rd £920, 4th £461, 5th £230
3yo, 7 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 1f 201y , GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.3) (Watering)
1. Art Patron (7) – Odds: 14/1 Bet365
Art Patron comes from the Andrew Balding stable and should improve on her debut, where she showed some promise despite finishing down the field. This extra furlong may suit her better, but she will need to step up to challenge the more experienced runners here.
2. Bizou (3) – Odds: 25/1 Unibet
Bizou was well beaten on her debut, but her connections will be hoping for improvement this time. With Rossa Ryan booked, she could show more ability, but she may still need more time to find her form in these types of contests.
3. Bowerchalke (5) – Odds: 10/1 Betvictor
After finishing fourth in her only run to date, Bowerchalke will look to build on that experience. Trained by Jane Chapple-Hyam, she has the potential to take a step forward and be a contender in this race, especially with the assistance of Billy Loughnane in the saddle.
4. Calaxy (4) – Odds: 100/1 Betvictor
Calaxy didn’t show much on her debut, and it’s difficult to make a case for her based on that effort. She would need a significant improvement to get involved here, and others are preferred.
5. Jowddah (1) – Odds: 11/10 Bet365
Jowddah, who was second at Newmarket, sets the standard in this field. With Jack Mitchell riding, she looks primed to go one better this time. This Roger Varian-trained filly has the most experience, and it’s hard to see past her in this company.
6. Sandtrap (6) – Odds: 15/8 Unibet
Sandtrap is an exciting newcomer from Ralph Beckett’s yard and could offer stiff competition to the more experienced horses. With Hector Crouch on board, she has the potential to make a winning debut, but she’ll need to be at her best to topple Jowddah.
7. Take A Breath (2) – Odds: 8/1 Bet365
Take A Breath makes her debut for William Haggas, and while she’s an interesting prospect, she may just need this run to gain experience. However, with Tom Marquand booked to ride, she’s not one to completely discount if the market speaks in her favor.
Verdict
Jowddah looks well placed to shed her maiden tag, having finished second in a much stronger contest last time out. Sandtrap is an intriguing debutante who could push the favorite close, while Bowerchalke may also have more to offer after her promising debut.
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Salisbury 17:33
British Stallion Studs EBF Upavon Fillies’ Stakes (Listed Race)
Winner £28,355, 2nd £10,750, 3rd £5,380, 4th £2,680, 5th £1,345, 6th £675
3yo+, 8 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 1f 201y , GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.3) (Watering)
1. Military Academy (1) – Odds: 5/4 Bet365
Military Academy made an impressive winning debut for the Gosden team and looks poised to progress further. With Tom Marquand in the saddle again, he’ll be difficult to oppose, especially given his experience at this distance. He’s the one to beat, with expectations of further improvement.
2. Valvano (5) – Odds: 6/5 Unibet
Valvano’s debut win was solid, and he followed up with a narrow defeat on his second outing. Ralph Beckett’s charge remains a strong contender, with Hector Crouch booked to ride. He’s proven he can handle the step up in trip, and will push Military Academy all the way.
3. Sixfiveseven (4) – Odds: 100/1 Betvictor
Sixfiveseven has not yet shown enough to suggest he can compete at this level. With very little form to go on, he would need a huge improvement to be competitive in this field.
4. Wiltshire Wonder (7) – Odds: 40/1 Bet365
Wiltshire Wonder is lightly raced and hasn’t made much impact in his career so far. Joshua Bryan will hope to bring out some hidden potential, but he’ll need to show significant progress to challenge the leading contenders.
5. King Chaos (3) – Odds: 7/1 Unibet
King Chaos made a reasonable start to his career and has room to improve. Clifford Lee takes the ride, and while this colt hasn’t shown anything exceptional yet, his connections will be optimistic for further development in this race.
6. At No Time (6) – Odds: 7/1 Bet365
At No Time is another newcomer from Ralph Beckett’s yard. With Rossa Ryan on board, this colt is an unknown quantity but could spring a surprise if he’s primed for his first outing. Watch the market for any support as his trainer has a strong record with newcomers.
7. Fire And Rain (2) – Odds: 100/1 Betvictor
Fire And Rain hasn’t shown much in previous starts, and it’s hard to see him troubling the principals here. Billy Loughnane will be hoping for better, but he’s a long shot in this company.
Verdict
This looks to be a battle between Military Academy and Valvano, with the former just edging it based on his potential for further improvement. King Chaos could be the best of the rest, while At No Time might surprise if well-prepared on debut.
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Salisbury 18:03
S H Jones Wines & Champagne Joseph Perrier Handicap
Winner £3,926, 2nd £1,842, 3rd £920, 4th £461, 5th £230
4yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 1f 201y , GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.3) (Watering)
1. Quickthorn – Best Odds: 8/11 Bet365
Quickthorn, a former Group 1 winner, is dropping down in class after some below-par performances. Despite his recent form, his previous class makes him the one to beat. With Tom Marquand on board, he has a strong chance to bounce back to winning ways in this easier contest.
2. Drawn To Dream – Best Odds: 12/1 Unibet
Drawn To Dream showed some promise when running well in a Royal Ascot handicap but has struggled to replicate that form in recent outings. Saffie Osborne takes the ride, and although improvement is needed, she has the ability to surprise if back to her best.
3. Salsada – Best Odds: 50/1 Betvictor
Salsada has been competitive on both the Flat and over hurdles but faces a stiff challenge in this contest. Coming back to the Flat after a long spell over obstacles, she would need a huge performance to get involved here.
4. Sumo Sam – Best Odds: 13/8 Bet365
Sumo Sam is a solid contender and has already shown her class in softer conditions. She finished out of the frame when attempting a repeat win in the Park Hill Stakes, but if she handles this quicker ground, she is one of the key threats to Quickthorn.
5. Clear Storm – Best Odds: 100/1 Unibet
Clear Storm has only shown moderate form in her career so far and is facing a tough task in this company. It looks like she will struggle against the more experienced runners, but Georgia Dobie will be hoping for a career-best performance.
Verdict
Quickthorn is the class horse in this field and should find this drop in grade more to his liking. Sumo Sam poses the biggest threat, especially if she can perform well on this ground. Drawn To Dream could be an outsider to keep an eye on, though her form has been inconsistent of late.
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Salisbury 18:35
Draintech Rescue Rod Handicap
Winner £3,926, 2nd £1,842, 3rd £920, 4th £461, 5th £230
3yo+, 11 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 6f 44y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 8.2) (Watered)
1. Tiriac – Best Odds: 9/2 Bet365
Tiriac has been in decent form this season, though his latest efforts have seen him slightly off the mark. Still, with Clifford Lee aboard, he could bounce back in this contest if conditions suit him.
2. Bishop’s Crown – Best Odds: 5/1 Betvictor
Bishop’s Crown was a consistent performer earlier this year, though his recent outings have lacked the same spark. However, Billy Loughnane in the saddle is a positive sign, and he could be dangerous if he recaptures his earlier form.
3. Strike – Best Odds: 5/1 Unibet
Strike has been performing well, picking up two wins and a close second in recent runs. Despite being ridden by a 7lb claimer, Olivia Tubb, he is a strong contender in this field and could be one to watch out for.
4. Extrication – Best Odds: 10/1 Betvictor
Extrication has struggled to find his best form in recent races, but the booking of Rossa Ryan could spark improvement. With some decent past performances, he may be able to put up a better fight here.
5. Ray Vonn – Best Odds: 9/1 Bet365
Ray Vonn secured two wins earlier in the season but failed to make an impact in his last outing. Returning to this trip, he could rediscover his best form with Hector Crouch aboard.
6. Hierarchy – Best Odds: 14/1 Unibet
Hierarchy hasn’t been at his best lately, but he’s a previous winner at this track and trip. If Saffie Osborne can unlock his potential, he could be a surprise contender in this race.
7. Grenham Bay – Best Odds: 8/1 Bet365
Grenham Bay has been a solid performer this year, though his last couple of races haven’t seen him at his peak. Returning to 6f could be in his favor, and David Probert in the saddle boosts his chances.
8. Capote’s Dream – Best Odds: 7/2 Bet365
Capote’s Dream has shown signs of improvement in his recent outings, finishing as the runner-up last time out. He looks well-placed to make a bold bid under Tom Marquand and could be the one to beat here.
9. Conquest Of Power – Best Odds: 33/1 Unibet
Conquest Of Power has been off the pace in recent races, and despite being well-handicapped, he would need a significant turnaround to challenge the top contenders in this field.
10. Snuggle – Best Odds: 14/1 Betvictor
Snuggle was in good form earlier in the season but hasn’t been able to maintain that momentum. Marco Ghiani will be looking to guide him back to his best, though it may be a tough ask in this competitive race.
Verdict
Capote’s Dream is a solid choice after showing a return to form, and Tom Marquand could guide him to victory. Strike has been in fine form lately and is another strong contender, while Tiriac could also bounce back to form in this contest.
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Salisbury 19:10
Symonds Event Catering Handicap
Winner £4,580, 2nd £2,149, 3rd £1,074, 4th £537, 5th £268
3yo, 11 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 7.0)
1. Glitterella – Best Odds: 100/30 Bet365
Glitterella has shown solid form in her last two starts, narrowly missing out on a win. With Rossa Ryan riding and consistent performances, she stands a good chance of making an impact in this contest.
2. Sub Thirteen – Best Odds: 8/1 Betvictor
Sub Thirteen has had a mixed season, with a win and a couple of disappointing efforts. Back at this trip, he could offer some value if things go his way under William Carson.
3. Clyde Bay – Best Odds: 12/1 Unibet
Clyde Bay has struggled to find form this season and has not placed well in his recent outings. He’ll need to show significant improvement to feature here, though his odds offer potential for those willing to take a chance.
4. Twisted Tiara – Best Odds: 25/1 Bet365
Twisted Tiara showed promise earlier in the year with a win but has struggled since. David Probert will need to coax the best out of this filly, but her recent form raises questions.
5. Unico – Best Odds: 6/1 Betvictor
Unico has been competitive in his last few races, placing second last time out. Jonny Peate’s claim may make the difference, and he looks like a genuine contender if he can maintain form.
6. Port Hedland – Best Odds: 4/1 Unibet
Port Hedland has been improving with each race and is returning from a promising third-place finish. Hector Crouch rides, and the horse could break through with a little more progress.
7. Land Of Magic – Best Odds: 10/1 Bet365
Land Of Magic has not quite fired since his win a few starts ago. With a change in tactics, he may find himself in contention again, though he’ll need to step up to trouble the leaders.
8. Intertwined – Best Odds: 12/1 Unibet
Intertwined hasn’t yet managed to show his best form this season. However, Billy Loughnane’s claim could help him outrun his odds if connections can find the right tactics.
9. Art Fantastique – Best Odds: 10/1 Betvictor
Art Fantastique had a successful campaign last year but has yet to hit the same heights this term. With Tom Marquand taking the reins, there’s a chance he could rediscover some of his old form.
10. Moe’s Legacy – Best Odds: 7/1 Bet365
Moe’s Legacy has been a consistent performer, placing in his last couple of races. Marco Ghiani rides him again, and he could be poised for another strong showing if everything falls into place.
11. Thunderous Love – Best Odds: 14/1 Unibet
Thunderous Love showed earlier in the season that he can be competitive, but his recent form has been lackluster. Saffie Osborne will need to deliver a top ride to get him back into contention.
Verdict
Glitterella is the standout choice based on her recent form and consistency. Port Hedland is improving and could pose a significant threat, while Unico is another runner who has been knocking on the door and may be poised for a strong performance.
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