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PDF Form Guide - Free from attheraces.com with 13:55 YORK, 6f John Smith's Median Auction Maiden Stakes (Plus 10) (Class 3) (2YO only) No(Dr) Silk Form Horse Details Age/Wt Jockey/Trainer OR 1 (1) BATTERED 2 9 - 5 B A Curtis - b c Foxwedge - Swan Wings W J Haggas Jockey Colours: White, red braces, black cap Notes: Timeform says: Foaled February 26. 45,000 gns yearling, Foxwedge colt. Closely related to 7f winner Dutch Garden and half-brother to 2-y-o 6f winner Sunflower. Yard in good form, and makes plenty of appeal on paper. (Forecast 13.00) 2 (11) COME ON PERCY 2 9 - 5 Adam J McNamara - (5) b c Sir Percy - Collette's Choice R A Fahey Jockey Colours: Yellow, royal blue stars, striped sleeves, yellow cap Notes: Timeform says: Foaled March 24. Sir Percy colt. Half-brother to 2-y-o 6f winner Tiger Twenty Two. Dam, 1½m-1¾m winner, half-sister to useful 7f winner Tora Bora. One of 3 trained by the in-form Richard Fahey. (Forecast 26.00) 3 (6) HEMINGWAY (IRE) 2 9 - 5 P Mulrennan - ch g Dragon Pulse - Degree of Honor K A Ryan Jockey Colours: Yellow, purple and yellow halved sleeves, yellow and purple quartered cap Notes: Timeform says: Foaled March 12. €31,000 foal, £40,000 yearling, Dragon Pulse colt. Half- brother to several winners, including useful 6f winner Beau Amadeus. Probably of interest only if market speaks in his favour. (Forecast 17.00) 4 (5) HORROOB 2 9 - 5 Andrea Atzeni - b c Showcasing - Funny Enough R Varian Jockey Colours: Yellow, black epaulets Notes: Timeform says: Foaled February 1. 85,000 gns yearling, Showcasing colt. Half-brother to 2- y-o 7f winner Puzzled Look. One to keep an eye on in the betting for top connections. (Forecast 11.00) 5 (4) INLAWED 2 9 - 5 L Morris - b c Bahamian Bounty - Regent's Park Ed Walker Jockey Colours: Royal blue, yellow stripe, sleeves and cap Notes: Timeform says: Foaled March 17. 13,000 gns foal, €55,000 yearling, Bahamian Bounty colt. Half-brother to 3 winners, including 2-y-o 1m winner Hassah and 7f winner Outlawed. Stable having good spell. (Forecast 21.00) 6 (12) LUCKY MISTAKE (IRE) 2 9 - 5 Jim Crowley - b c Fast Company - Torrmana R A Fahey Jockey Colours: Grey and black check, grey sleeves, black stars, black cap Notes: Timeform says: Foaled February 28. €18,500 foal, 10,000 gns yearling, Fast Company half- brother to several winners, including smart/ungenuine 1m winner Don't Panic and useful 6f- 8.6f winner Sir George. Dam unraced. (Forecast 17.00) 7 (9) 4 MAN ABOUT TOWN (IRE) 52 2 9 - 5 F Tylicki - ch c Dandy Man - Zanida K R Burke Jockey Colours: Grey Notes: Timeform says: £85,000 yearling. Half-brother to 2-y-o 6f-8.4f winner Crimson Sunrise. Fourth of 6 in minor event (25/1) at Ayr (6f, soft) on debut 52 days ago. Likely to improve, but plenty more needed. (Forecast 51.00) 8 (2) MR STRUTTER (IRE) 2 9 - 5 Cam Hardie - ch c Sir Prancealot - Khajool J J Quinn Jockey Colours: Black, emerald green seams, black sleeves, emerald green cap Notes: Timeform says: Foaled March 11. €38,000 foal, Sir Prancealot colt. Dam unraced out of useful 6f/7f (including at 2 yrs) winner Khulood. Others preferred. (Forecast 34.00) 9 (10) NORTHERN ECLIPSE 2 9 - 5 P Makin - b c Kyllachy - Quadrophenia D O'Meara Jockey Colours: Grey, royal blue star, white sleeves, royal blue stars, white cap, royal blue star Notes: Timeform says: Foaled April 21. £45,000 yearling, Kyllachy colt. Brother to useful winner up to 6f Polski Max. Dam 2-y-o 5f winner. Stable has a more likely sort in Dundunah. (Forecast 21.00) 10 (3) 2 TIMELESS FLIGHT 15 BF 2 9 - 5t James McDonald - b c Helmet - Kathy's Rocket C Appleby Jockey Colours: Royal blue Notes: Timeform says: 210,000 gns 2-y-o. Helmet half-brother to 3 winners, including 7f winner Beaupreau and 6f/7f winner Cailin Coillteach. 5/2 and tongue tied, promising second in minor event at Doncaster. Will improve. (Forecast 4.50) 11 (8) 2 DUNDUNAH (USA) 29 BF 2 9 - 0 D Tudhope - ch f Sidney's Candy - Sealedwithapproval D O'Meara Jockey Colours: White, dark blue and white check sleeves, dark blue cap Notes: Timeform says: £150,000 2-y-o. Half-sister to 3 winners, including useful 7f winner Cuvee Uncorked. 2/1, Highly promising second in minor event at this course (5f, good to soft) on debut 29 days ago. Will do better. (Forecast 5.00) 12 (7) 3 STARLIGHT ROMANCE (IRE) 28 2 9 - 0 George Chaloner - b f Excelebration - Takizada R A Fahey Jockey Colours: Emerald green, white cross belts, orange sleeves, royal blue cap Notes: Timeform says: €110,000 yearling, Excelebration filly. Promising sort. 14/1, third of 11 in maiden over C&D (good) on debut 28 days ago, finishing strongly. Yard having good spell. May well do better. (Forecast 7.00) TIMEFORM VIEW: DUNDUNAH looked very promising when well backed and second in a 5f minor event here a month ago, and she could be open to considerable improvement. Timeless Flight and Starlight Romance also shaped well on their debut, while Battered and Horroob could be the pick of the newcomers. Timeform 1-2-3: 1: DUNDUNAH 2: TIMELESS FLIGHT 3: STARLIGHT ROMANCE © 2016 At The Races. All Rights Reserved. PDF Form Guide - Free from attheraces.com with 14:25 YORK, 2m 88y John Smith's Stayers' Handicap (Class 3) (4YO plus) No(Dr) Silk Form Horse Details Age/Wt Jockey/Trainer OR 1 (4) 1650/19 GALIZZI (USA) 25 D 5 9 - 7t James McDonald 95 b g Dansili - Dancing Abbie C Appleby Jockey Colours: Royal blue Notes: Timeform says: Looked better than ever when readily landing a 2m handicap on reappearance/debut for new yard at Goodwood. Better judged on that effort having failed to get home in Ascot Stakes next time. Considered. (Forecast 11.00) 2 (5) 4530-63 VIVE MA FILLE (GER) 49 4 9 - 7 P McDonald 95 b f Doyen - Vive madame M Johnston Jockey Colours: Emerald green, red stripe, halved sleeves, emerald green and red striped cap Notes: Timeform says: Progressed into a useful stayer last year, peaking with a fifth in the Goodwood Stakes, and looked every bit as good when an unfortunate third in handicap at Haydock in May. Capable from this mark. (Forecast 12.00) 3 (9) 2211-20 NAKEETA 14 5 9 - 7h R Ffrench 95 b g Sixties Icon - Easy Red I Jardine Jockey Colours: Grey, purple chevrons, purple and grey hooped cap Notes: Timeform says: Has returned in top form, second on return then not seen to anything like best effect at Newcastle last time. Capable of going close if getting a clear run and true pace to go at. (Forecast 10.00) 4 (3) 315-22 MONOTYPE (IRE) 22 BF 4 9 - 3 Andrea Atzeni 91 b g Makfi - Mill Guineas R Varian Jockey Colours: Yellow, large black spots and spots on cap Notes: Timeform says: Brought along gradually by Luca Cumani, and has made promising start for new yard in finishing runner-up at Goodwood the last twice. He's the type to progress right through the season. (Forecast 4.33) 5 (11) 00-3580 GABRIAL'S KING (IRE) 14 CD 7 9 - 2 Adam J McNamara 90 (5) b g Hurricane Run - Danella R A Fahey Jockey Colours: Grey, beige star, grey sleeves, beige stars and stars on cap Notes: Timeform says: Has excuses for a couple of below-par runs the last twice and back on last winning mark, so not totally out of the equation if he settles this time. (Forecast 21.00) 6 (1) 4111-20 MAGIC CIRCLE (IRE) 21 D 4 9 - 2 Jim Crowley 90 b g Makfi - Minkova R M Beckett Jockey Colours: Light blue and white (quartered), hooped sleeves, light blue cap Notes: Timeform says: Did nothing but progress in handicaps prior to excusable run last time, winning 4 of 5 starts last season and catching the eye on his reappearance, so every chance he'll get back on the up. (Forecast 5.50) 7 (10) 1216-28 THE CASHEL MAN (IRE) 14 D 4 9 - 1p George Buckell (5) 89 b g High Chaparral - Hadarama D M Simcock Jockey Colours: Pink, emerald green chevron, halved sleeves, quartered cap Notes: Timeform says: 3 from 5 in 2015 and has quickly picked up the progressive thread again this season, not discredited having been undone by emphasis on speed at Newcastle last time. This will be more up his street. (Forecast 8.00) 8 (6) 1-14345 TWO JABS 17 6 8 - 11 L Morris 85 b g Teofilo - Red Bravo M Appleby Jockey Colours: White, black sleeves, white armlets, red cap Notes: Timeform says: Has developed a level of consistency since winning his first couple of starts for this yard, albeit seeming in the handicappers grip recently. Step up in trip could eke a bit more out of him. (Forecast 15.00) 9 (2) 15232-3 CORONA BOREALIS 51 5 8 - 11 P Mulrennan 85 b g Galileo - Incheni M Todhunter Jockey Colours: Royal blue, beige hoop Notes: Timeform says: In good form for Michael Dods in 2015 over staying trips and picked up where he left off when third in Ripon handicap for new stable on return. Better grade of handicap on this occasion, though.
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