| 1590824 |
1 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
4 |
null |
Almeraq |
|
b |
c |
Dark Angel |
Manaajim |
Muhaarar |
4 |
60.78 |
119 |
i |
Tom Marquand |
null |
W J Haggas |
Progressive and best run to date when winning Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (Group 1) at Ascot by a nose last time needing every yard; suited by 6f, acts on any; has probably reached plateau now but in the mix once again. |
|
130 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
44 |
450.91 |
null |
| 1590824 |
2 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
2 |
null |
Big Mojo |
|
b |
c |
Mohaather |
Jm Jackson |
No Nay Never |
4 |
60.78 |
115 |
i |
W Buick |
null |
M Appleby |
Bit better effort second start back probably needing further than 5f beaten 2 1/4l in King Charles III Stakes (Group 1) at Ascot last time; top course jockey; suited by 6f and fast ground; very conditions specific; Haydock Sprint Cup winner ran well in this last year. |
|
126 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
10 |
90.0 |
null |
| 1590824 |
3 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
10 |
null |
Comanche Brave |
|
br |
c |
Wootton Bassett |
Ishvana |
Holy Roman Emperor |
4 |
60.78 |
113 |
i |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
Donnacha O'Brien |
Probably ran to form beaten 3l in Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (Group 1) at Ascot last time; effective 6-8f, acts on yielding, fast ground and AW; G2 winner in Irealnd, has good tactical speed. |
|
123 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1590824 |
4 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
11 |
null |
Double Rush |
|
b |
c |
Blue Point |
Duet |
Pivotal |
4 |
60.78 |
110 |
i |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
A M Balding |
Travelled, possibly hit the front a bit soon, improved again when winning Wokingham at Ascot by a head last time; top jockey back on board; suited by 6f, acts on any but appears suited by fast surface; hugely progressive, has taken form to a high level for new yard, worth a go in Group company. |
|
121 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
30 |
337.5 |
null |
| 1590824 |
5 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
5 |
null |
Prince Of India |
|
b |
c |
Wootton Bassett |
Bright Eyed |
Galileo |
4 |
0 |
102 |
i |
P J Dobbs |
null |
M Botti |
Slightly disappointing up in class when fourth in Cathedral Stakes (Listed) at Salisbury latest; that form franked; blinkers first time; usually held up; effective 6/7f, acts on a sound surface; should return to form. |
|
108 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1590824 |
6 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
3 |
null |
Quinault |
|
b |
g |
Oasis Dream |
Queimada |
Dansili |
6 |
0 |
109 |
i |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
S C Williams |
Below form sat further back than usual perhaps on least favoured side down the field in Minster Stakes (Group 2) at York most recent; enjoys making it; off a short-break; suited by 6/7f, acts on any, likes to make running; G3 winner, struggling for form of late. |
|
114 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
18 |
49.71 |
null |
| 1590824 |
7 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
8 |
null |
Satono Reve |
|
b |
h |
Lord Kanaloa |
Ciliege |
Sakura Bakushin O |
7 |
0 |
119 |
i |
C P Lemaire |
null |
Noriyuki Hori |
Winner of two G1s; every chance, ran to balance of form when second beaten a nose in Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (Group 1) at Ascot latest; effective 6f, acts on a sound surface; multiple G1 winner in Japan arguably challenged a bit early at Ascot and could reverse the form. |
|
125 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
33 |
636.37 |
null |
| 1590824 |
8 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
6 |
null |
Coppull |
|
b |
c |
Bated Breath |
Springwood Drive |
Mayson |
3 |
58.06 |
110 |
i |
Saffie Osborne |
null |
C G Cox |
Below form, possibly on disadvantaged side in Commonwealth Cup (Group 1) at Ascot last time; in good form prior; suited by 6f, acts good to soft and fast ground; should bounce back but needs more to figure here. |
|
121 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
60 |
139.31 |
null |
| 1590824 |
9 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
1 |
null |
Division |
|
b |
c |
Kingman |
Pepita |
Sir Prancealot |
3 |
58.06 |
113 |
i |
James Doyle |
null |
W J Haggas |
Caught too far back but improved 3/4l third in Commonwealth Cup (Group 1) at Ascot most recent run; suited by 6f, acts on good to soft and fast ground; progressing and bit more to come. |
|
125 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
57 |
395.83 |
null |
| 1590824 |
10 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
null |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
null |
Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
null |
7 |
null |
Mission Central |
|
b |
g |
No Nay Never |
Thar She Blows |
Zoffany |
3 |
58.06 |
115 |
i |
R L Moore |
null |
A P O'Brien |
Yard has won 2 of last 10 runnings of race; benefited from coming from off fast pace, progressive and best ever run when winning King Charles III Stakes (Group 1) at Ascot by a head last time; trainer in form; effective 5/6f, acts on yielding and fast ground, suited by hold-up tactics; still improving and step back up in trip should suit. |
|
126 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
30 |
323.33 |
null |
| 1590824 |
11 |
1 |
Class 1 | 3YO plus |
16:35 |
Newmarket |
11 Jul 2026 |
Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes |
£453,680 - 11 declared to run |
6f |
Good to firm |
|
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A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
A strong renewal with a number of Royal Ascot winners competing. Venetian Sun failed to stay 1m in the Guineas here earlier in the year but looked an exciting young sprinter when landing the Commonwealth Cup last time. This fast 6f should suit and getting plenty of weight from her rivals she holds strong claims. Mission Central benefitted from an overly strong pace when getting up late in the King Charles II and he's won over 6f in the past so should be ideally suited by this test. Almeraq is another who got up late in the Jubilee and he remains lightly raced for his age. However he has probably reached his plateau and he was helped by the race developing early at Ascot. That disadvantaged SATONO REVE who got racing a long way out and was caught on the post. This sharper track will help the Japanese Grade 1 winner and he can gain some compensation for a couple of narrow defeats in the UK. Wokingham winner Double Rush has been on a rapid upward trajectory for his new stable and can't be dismissed either despite this significant step up in class. |
1-2-3 Selections Satono Reve (7) Venetian Sun (11) Mission Central (10) |
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Satono Reve |
Venetian Sun |
Mission Central |
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9 |
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Venetian Sun |
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Starman |
Johara |
Iffraaj |
3 |
56.7 |
115 |
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C Lee |
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K R Burke |
Winner of two G1s; travelled best, scored tiny bit cosily when winning Commonwealth Cup (Group 1) at Ascot by a head last time; suited by 6f, has speed for 5f, acts on good and fast ground; top-class sprinter who should be ideally suited by the trip/track, big player tackling elders for first time. |
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132 |
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9 |
50 |
647.73 |
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