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Opera Ballo only made his debut in January but he could hardly have been more impressive. He was always travelling strongly at Kempton next time and quickly put the race to bed in fine style once again. This is a step up but he’s ready for it and Charlie Appleby’s colt could well be a 2000 Guineas contender.
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East India Express has won twice this season already and produced a smart performance to win comfortably at Kempton over Christmas. He was well fancied at the Festival but only finished seventh in the Martin Pipe. This race is easier and he looks like the one to beat.
There’s lots to like about Altareq’s pedigree and the son of Frankel’s dam is related to Group 1 winner Awtaad. Jim Crowley has selected him ahead of Shadwell’s other runner and it would be no surprise if he was to make a winning start.
Romantic Style was a Listed winner at two and ran very well in the French 1000 Guineas, finishing fourth but only beaten by half-a-length. She was a comfortable winner over this trip in Meydan back in January and should prove hard to beat once again.
Opera Ballo only made his debut in January but he could hardly have been more impressive. He was always travelling strongly at Kempton next time and quickly put the race to bed in fine style once again. This is a step up but he’s ready for it and Charlie Appleby’s colt could well be a 2000 Guineas contender.
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Double Rush showed some promise at two but it was a much improved display when winning a Wolverhampton maiden easily last month. He makes his handicap debut off a mark of 85 here, which should give him plenty of room to manoeuvre.
Blow Your Wad won a Grade 2 novice chase at Kempton last term and that form suggests he should be capable of winning off this sort of mark. He was entitled to need the run when fifth on seasonal debut in February and better is expected this time around.
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