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Well bred son of New Bay who has won both of his starts to date at Sandown and Chelmsford over 7f, always only doing enough but with plenty left under the bonnet. He could be anything and is well worth a crack at this level.
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Well bred son of New Bay who has won both of his starts to date at Sandown and Chelmsford over 7f, always only doing enough but with plenty left under the bonnet. He could be anything and is well worth a crack at this level.
Having a great spell for his new yard, netting 5f handicaps at Glorious Goodwood and Haydock recently. Up 3lb but he still looks ahead of the handicapper and has every chance off this mark.
Good Newmarket winner last October and ran a cracker when second at Killarney last month, just bumping into a British raider on the day. The step up to 2m should be fine.
Running really well in the Racing League lately, winning at Windsor before second on at Newcastle over 1m2f. Silvestre De Sousa booked and ought to run really well again.
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