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Coppull was a very smart two-year-old and he followed up his third in the Coventry Stakes by winning the Richmond Stakes at Goodwood. Narrowly denied in the Middle Park, he returned with victory in a Group 3 at Ascot and is entitled to progress again here.
John & Thady Gosden’s Saxon Street won a Chelmsford novice on debut in December and made a successful return to action when winning a Listed contest at Epsom in good style last month. There should be more to come and an impressive performance will put him in the Derby picture.
Miss Alpilles produced a career best performance to win a Newmarket Listed contest in September and wasn’t disgraced when third behind a couple of smart stayers at Ascot earlier this month, one of which has won a Group 1 since. She’s entitled to go close here.
Gstaad was one of the best two-year-olds last season and he signed off with victory in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf. Aidan O’Brien’s colt ran well when second in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket and having finished eight lengths clear of the third that day, he should be going one better here.
There’s only one winner of this race on the evidence of all known form, as Friendly Soul brings Group 1-winning form to the table. She won the Prix de l’Opera when last seen back in October 2024 and a lack of fitness is her biggest danger.
The lightly raced Princling finished second in his first couple of starts but managed to get off the mark with a comfortable success at Wetherby on seasonal debut. There could be more to come now tackling handicaps and an opening mark of 87 looks workable.
King Of Light brings some rock-solid form to the table and has three career victories to his name so far. His most recent success came off a 6lb lower mark in September and his reappearance run suggests he should be very competitive off 91.
Pole Star likes it here at Haydock and two of his three career wins have come here. That includes a valuable 1m6f handicap in July and he followed up off 87 next time. Third in a warmer race at Newmarket earlier this month, he’s entitled to go close.
Hilitany won twice as a two-year-old, with both successes coming in very good style, and he wasn’t disgraced in the Middle Park, despite finishing seventh. He produced a career best effort when winning a Listed contest at Lingfield in February and it appears that connections are happy with his mark.
American Affair started last season as a handicapper but developed into a Group 1 sprinter, winning the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot in June. He was a little unlucky when beaten in this last year and having won first time out last year, he should be sharp enough.
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