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Newmarket (July) page 1 of 10 Saturday 10th July RACING1-2-3 NEWMARKET (JULY) 1.30 ROSSDALES BRITISH EBF MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (3) 7f (1410 Metres) RACE 1 (3) CALM SKIES (IRE) | (5) EPHRATA | (1) ARDBRACCAN (IRE) 2.05 BEDFORD LODGE HOTEL & SPA FILLIES’ HANDICAP (2) 7f (1410 Metres) RACE 2 (6) KINGMANIA (IRE) | (9) RIKNNAH (IRE) | (3) SAMOOT (IRE) 2.40 bet365 MILE HANDICAP (2) 1m (1610 Metres) RACE 3 (3) ROYAL FLEET | (6) KAHEALL | (1) QAADER (IRE) 3.15 bet365 SUPERLATIVE STAKES (Group 2) (1) 7f (1410 Metres) RACE 4 (2) DHABAB (IRE) | (3) GREAT MAX (IRE) | (7) NATIVE TRAIL 3.50 bet365 BUNBURY CUP (Heritage Handicap) (2) 7f (1410 Metres) RACE 5 (9) AMETIST | (14) PEROTTO | (12) JUMAIRA BAY (FR) 4.25 DARLEY JULY CUP STAKES (Group 1) (1) 6f (1210 Metres) RACE 6 (14) DRAGON SYMBOL | (9) OXTED | (17) ROHAAN (IRE) 5.00 PRICE PROMISE AT bet365 HANDICAP (3) 1½m (2410 Metres) RACE 7 (5) PARACHUTE | (10) OZ LEGEND (IRE) | (3) AMIR KABIR KEY TO SYMBOLS Top Rated: The horse with the best chance based solely on past form, specially tailored to a 0-100 scale. Horses For Courses: A suitable track for the horse, compared to its lifetime record on similar courses as defined by Timeform’s course data. Jockey Uplift: The engaged rider has a notably higher Timeform Jockey Ranking than those who’ve ridden the horse on its most recent starts Trainer Form: A hot trainer to follow, based on Timeform ratings-related measurements looking at the recent performance of runners. NEWMARKET (JULY) Saturday 10th July page 2 of 10 ROSSDALES BRITISH EBF MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (3) 2yo 1.30 fillies £12,000 7f (1410 Metres) RACE 1 Going: Good to Firm BETTING FORECAST: The July Course is two miles and a furlong in extent with a right-handed bend at 7-2 Calm Skies, 9-2 Ephrata, 11-2 Ardbraccan, 7-1 Eagle Path, 11-1 Bouquet, 11-1 halfway, the first mile being part of the Cesarewitch course, the last the straight Salve Japan, 11-1 Wilderness Girl, 16-1 Signorina Merisi, 22-1 Kingdom Girl, 25-1 Mimi’s Bunbury mile. There are undulations for the first three quarters of a mile of the Odyssey straight, the course then runs downhill for a furlong before climbing to the line. As with the Rowley Mile course, ability to see out the trip thoroughly is essential. TIMEFORM VIEW: Draw: Against Mid Pace Information: Insufficient Data CALM SKIES showed plenty of ability when hitting the frame in a C&D maiden 2 weeks ago, just lacking the pace late on against a highly promising newcomer. That experience 1 2 ARDBRACCAN (IRE) (14) 96 ought not to have been wasted on her and she can come out on top. Newcomer 82 2 9-0 | 57.2kg Ephrata demands a close look, whilst Ardbraccan and Eagle Path complete the shortlist. Richard Hannon Sean Levey Lawman filly who stepped up on her debut effort when runner-up in a TIMEFORM 1-2-3: Newmarket maiden (7f) 2 weeks ago, aided by the longer trip and joining Calm 1. CALM SKIES (IRE) 2. EPHRATA 3. ARDBRACCAN (IRE) Skies on the line. Fancied to be thereabouts again. WINNERS IN PREVIOUS YEARS: 2 10 BOUQUET 91 2020 Wedding Dance 2-9-0 2-1 Charlie Appleby William Buick 5 2 9-0 | 57.2kg 2019 Light Blush 2-9-0 5-2f Charlie Appleby James Doyle 8 John & Thady Gosden Georgia Cox (3lb/1kg) 2018 Antonia de Vega 2-9-0 12-1 Ralph Beckett Harry Bentley 11 Foaled February 1. Dark Angel filly. Dam, 1¼m winner who stayed 1½m, sister to 2017 Poetic Charm 2-9-0 3-1 Charlie Appleby William Buick 14 very smart 1¼m/1½m (Derby) winner Serpentine. Appeals on paper and one to 2016 Dabyah 2-9-0 3-1f John Gosden Frankie Dettori 10 note in the betting on debut. 3 8 CALM SKIES (IRE) (14) 100 SMART STATS: 3 2 9-0 | 57.2kg No Smart Stats available for this race Charlie Appleby William Buick Shamardal filly who showed plenty of ability when third in a C&D maiden 2 weeks ago, just lacking the pace of the winner late on. Type to improve for that experience and one to consider. 4 5 EAGLE PATH (IRE) (14) 93 3 2 9-0 | 57.2kg Ismail Mohammed Ray Dawson (3lb/1kg) Made an encouraging start to career when keeping on well for third in a Doncaster maiden (7f) 2 weeks ago. Related to useful sorts and she’s another likely improver with that under her belt. 5 7 EPHRATA 95 2 9-0 | 57.2kg John & Thady Gosden James Doyle Foaled February 21. Ghostzapper filly. Dam French/US 1m/8.5f winner, including US Grade 3 event, and runner-up in US Grade 1 events up to 1¼m. One to note on debut for powerful stable. 6 9 KINGDOM GIRL 89 2 9-0 | 57.2kg William Knight Shane Kelly Foaled February 20. 40,000 gns yearling, Kingman half-sister to numerous winners, including winner up to 7f Hatta Fort, smart 1¼m-1½m winner Spirit of Appin and useful 2-y-o 6f/7f winner Blue Bayou. 7 4 MIMI’S ODYSSEY 90 2 9-0 | 57.2kg William Muir & Chris Grassick Hollie Doyle Foaled April 12. 42,000 gns foal, Ulysses filly. Half-sister to 7f winner Until Again. Dam, French 5f winner (including at 2 yrs) who stayed 7f, half-sister to useful 2-y-o 7f winner Look Around. 8 3 SALVE JAPAN 91 2 9-0 | 57.2kg Hugo Palmer Tom Marquand Foaled March 14. Dabirsim filly. Dam, runner-up at 10.5f in France, half-sister to smart German performer up to 11f Salve Germania out of Preis der Diana winner Salve Regina. One to note on debut. 9 6 SIGNORINA MERISI (9) 89 8 2 9-0 | 57.2kg Mick Channon Martin Harley Caravaggio filly from good family. Pedigree is one of contrasts and proved in need of the experience when eighth of 13 in a Newbury novice (6f) 9 days ago (racing keenly) and this should reveal more. 10 1 WILDERNESS GIRL (IRE) 92 2 9-0 | 57.2kg Andrew Balding Oisin Murphy Foaled February 16. £125,000 yearling, No Nay Never filly. Half-sister to 5f winner Shelly Banks. Dam sprint maiden out of useful 7f/7.5f winner Etive. One to monitor closely in betting for clues. 10 DECLARED RUNNERS NEWMARKET (JULY) Saturday 10th July page 3 of 10 BEDFORD LODGE HOTEL & SPA FILLIES’ HANDICAP (2) 3yo 2.05 fillies (Rated 0-100) £30,000 7f (1410 Metres) RACE 2 Going: Good to Firm 11 3 SHE DO (22) 97 The July Course is two miles and a furlong in extent with a right-handed bend at 212-24 3 8-8 | 54.4kg halfway, the first mile being part of the Cesarewitch course, the last the straight Roger Varian David Egan Bunbury mile. There are undulations for the first three quarters of a mile of the Scored at Doncaster last June and resumed with excellent second on handicap straight, the course then runs downhill for a furlong before climbing to the line. As bow at Wolverhampton. In the firing line for a long way in the Sandringham and with the Rowley Mile course, ability to see out the trip thoroughly is essential. she can remain competitive. Draw: Against Mid Pace Information: Strong 12 12 AL SAARIYAH (IRE) (43) (BF) 96 6221-52 3 8-7 | 54.0kg 1 4 STAR OF EMARAATY (IRE) (22) (CD) 90 Simon & Ed Crisford Silvestre De Sousa 14157-590 3 9-7 | 60.3kg Didn’t need to improve on her strong novice form to open account in a 6f John & Thady Gosden Frankie Dettori nursery at Yarmouth in September. Not seen to best effect on return at Lingfield Useful filly who wasn’t discredited when ninth of 11 to Mother Earth in 1000 and latest second wasn’t a return to form. Guineas. Held up in steadily-run race on handicap debut but was still beaten a long way. 12 DECLARED RUNNERS 2 1 HALA HALA HALA (IRE) (22) s 91 BETTING FORECAST: 15209-60 3 9-2 | 58.1kg 4-1 Kingmania, 11-2 Samoot, 6-1 Riknnah, 17-2 Spirit of Bermuda, 11-1 Al Saariyah, Kevin Ryan Tom Eaves 14-1 Nebulosa, 16-1 Liberated Lady, 20-1 Star of Emaraaty, 22-1 Rising Star, 25-1 She Debut winner who advanced her form when second in the Princess Margaret Do, 25-1 Professional Widow, 25-1 Hala Hala Hala last summer. Draw was an issue on handicap debut at Ascot but a big bounce back is called for. TIMEFORM VIEW: 3 7 SAMOOT (IRE) (22) (D, BF) 96 KINGMANIA improved another chunk when completing the hat-trick at Doncaster last 33-1152 3 9-0 | 57.2kg month, and with her limit not yet known, she may well shrug off a 6 lb rise. Riknnah also chases a 4-timer and is feared, along with Samoot. Sir Michael Stoute William Buick Resumed with 7f wins at Wolverhampton and Salisbury and handled 1m very TIMEFORM 1-2-3: well when runner-up in the Sandringham, no chance with the winner but nicely clear of the rest. 3 lb rise very fair. 1. KINGMANIA (IRE) 2. RIKNNAH (IRE) 3. SAMOOT (IRE) 4 2 LIBERATED LADY (IRE) (15) (D) 95 WINNERS IN PREVIOUS YEARS: 21-94 3 8-12 | 56.2kg 2020 Indie Angel 3-8-2 11-2 John Gosden Nicky Mackay 8 Hugo Palmer Cieren Fallon 2019 California Love 3-8-10 8-1 Richard Spencer Stevie Donohoe 11 Impressive 7f maiden winner at Wolverhampton but only ninth on return in 2018 Poetic Charm 3-9-7 7-2 Charlie Appleby James Doyle 7 Fred Darling Stakes at Newbury (7f).
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