| 1518458 |
1 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
11 |
-79.0 |
Manila Scouse |
null |
b |
g |
Aclaim |
Forever Excel |
Excelebration |
6 |
62.6 |
83 |
t |
D Fentiman |
null |
T D Easterby |
Landed a handicap by 1 1/4l off 79 at Thirsk last time taking big step forward on recent form; fast ground a worry but good ground fine; possibly rediscovering former levels, in the mix |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
82 |
8 |
17 |
-60.19 |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
323 |
| 1518458 |
2 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
4 |
67.8 |
Fiscal Policy |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Profitable |
Penny's Gift |
Tobougg |
6 |
61.23 |
80 |
null |
Jason Hart |
null |
Mrs R Carr |
Ran to form off a break scored by a neck off 77 at Chelmsford in May; second beaten 1 1/4l off 79 last time; conditions suit, relishes fast ground on turf; going nicely but bit to find |
null |
83 |
3 |
12 |
-23.49 |
|
|
3 |
13 |
75.29 |
465 |
| 1518458 |
3 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
8 |
-58.0 |
Kings Merchant |
null |
b |
g |
Bated Breath |
Rhossili Down |
Kingman |
4 |
61.23 |
80 |
null |
Cam Hardie |
null |
P A Kirby |
Raced freely beaten 5 1/2l in a handicap at Carlisle last time with best effort this year; off a short-break; conditions suit; not firing but some excuses and very well-treated on 2024 form |
null |
76 |
4 |
1 |
133.72 |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
419 |
| 1518458 |
4 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
16 |
-37.1 |
Filly One |
IRE |
ch |
f |
Calyx |
Forever's Girl |
Monsieur Bond |
4 |
61.23 |
80 |
null |
P J McDonald |
null |
G R Oldroyd |
Bit in hand landing a handicap by 4 1/4l off 71 at Southwell last time; off a short-break; best on AW, sole turf run below par;6f suits ideally; scope for more, in the mix |
null |
85 |
7 |
15 |
-30.18 |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
369 |
| 1518458 |
5 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
6 |
4.9 |
Juan Les Pins |
null |
b |
g |
Invincible Spirit |
Miss Cap Ferrat |
Darshaan |
8 |
61.23 |
80 |
null |
Alistair Rawlinson |
null |
M Appleby |
Had terrible trip, would have been a lot closer beaten 4 1/2l in a handicap at Haydock last time; conditions suit; much better latest despite poor trip and better to come, could go close |
null |
92 |
1 |
9 |
10.27 |
|
|
1 |
38 |
857.14 |
356 |
| 1518458 |
6 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
2 |
88.8 |
Aberama Gold |
null |
b |
g |
Heeraat |
Nigella |
Band On The Run |
8 |
60.78 |
79 |
v |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Ran to form beaten 3 1/2l off 79 at Ayr last time; drawn on wing of large field; conditions suit; regressive but close to finding level again, each way claims |
Wearing a visor |
88 |
6 |
2 |
113.0 |
|
|
2 |
25 |
259.36 |
387 |
| 1518458 |
7 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
14 |
25.9 |
Raatea |
null |
b |
g |
Invincible Spirit |
Darajaat |
Elusive Quality |
8 |
60.78 |
79 |
h |
K Stott |
null |
Miss J A Camacho |
Below par down the field in a handicap at Southwell most recent in October; returning from long layoff but can go well fresh; fast ground suits well; on dangerous mark but lot to prove |
Wearing a hood |
73 |
4 |
19 |
-86.32 |
|
|
17 |
-21 |
46.2 |
267 |
| 1518458 |
8 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
1 |
-16.1 |
Ingleby Archie |
IRE |
b |
g |
James Garfield |
Musicora |
Acclamation |
4 |
60.78 |
79 |
null |
Harrison Shaw |
null |
Adrian Nicholls |
Scored by a length off 73 over CD three starts back; third beaten 4l off 80 last time; enjoys making it; drawn on wing of large field; bit to find |
null |
83 |
10 |
3 |
112.38 |
|
|
4 |
13 |
73.73 |
436 |
| 1518458 |
9 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
13 |
-16.1 |
Mister Sox |
null |
ch |
g |
Pivotal |
Crowning Glory |
Speightstown |
5 |
60.78 |
79 |
p |
Ben Robinson |
null |
T D Easterby |
Improved again when scored by 3 1/2l off 72 at Pontefract in April; seventh beaten 4l off 80 last time; fast ground not ideal, likes cut; not firing of late, fairly weighted but bit to prove |
Wearing cheek pieces |
84 |
5 |
6 |
20.2 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
351 |
| 1518458 |
10 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
15 |
-37.1 |
Emperor's Son |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kodiac |
Flat White |
Elusive Quality |
4 |
60.33 |
78 |
null |
Barry McHugh |
null |
R A Fahey |
Well backed beaten 2l off 79 over 5f at Newcastle last time; back from a layoff; 6f not ideal, better over 5f; bit tp over off a layoff back over 6f |
null |
83 |
5 |
14 |
-29.53 |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
311 |
| 1518458 |
11 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
18 |
-37.1 |
Good Earth |
IRE |
b |
g |
Acclamation |
Madhatten |
Dream Ahead |
8 |
60.33 |
78 |
null |
Connor Planas |
3 |
M Herrington |
Well backed beaten 3l off 79 over 5f at Beverley last time; consistent; fast ground suits; has won over 6f but probably bit better over 5f; each way claims over this sharp 6f |
null |
86 |
7 |
13 |
-27.98 |
|
|
16 |
-14 |
50.17 |
333 |
| 1518458 |
12 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
9 |
4.9 |
Frank The Spark |
null |
ch |
g |
Orientor |
Annie Gee |
Primo Valentino |
5 |
60.33 |
78 |
null |
P Mulrennan |
null |
P T Midgley |
Bit in hand landing a handicap by 2 1/4l off 71 over 5f at Nottingham last time; 6f a concern, all four wins at 5f; still improving and big threat if stamina holds |
null |
85 |
6 |
10 |
5.29 |
|
|
14 |
-11 |
87.27 |
351 |
| 1518458 |
13 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
5 |
25.9 |
Rock Opera |
null |
b |
g |
Unfortunately |
Broughtons Jewel |
Bahri |
5 |
60.33 |
78 |
v |
Warren Fentiman |
5 |
R A Fahey |
Ran to form beaten 2 1/2l off 78 at Haydock last time; usually held up; conditions suit; admirably consistent of late; in top order and possibly bit to come, serious player |
Wearing a visor |
89 |
2 |
4 |
79.0 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
385 |
| 1518458 |
14 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
12 |
25.9 |
Thankuappreciate |
null |
b |
g |
Fountain Of Youth |
Illusions |
Toronado |
5 |
59.87 |
77 |
null |
Zak Wheatley |
3 |
D Carroll |
Slowly away beaten 6 1/4l in a handicap here last time; generally out of form on turf; 6f probably not ideal but has won over it; bit to prove |
null |
80 |
1 |
20 |
-87.59 |
|
|
18 |
-25 |
47.82 |
317 |
| 1518458 |
15 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
10 |
4.9 |
Alfa Whiteburd |
IRE |
b |
g |
Cotai Glory |
Suaimhneach |
Vocalised |
4 |
58.97 |
75 |
null |
Hollie Doyle |
null |
I Furtado |
Weak in the market beaten 7l in a handicap over 7f at Doncaster last time; in good form prior over 6f, including CD 2nd on penultimate run; conditions suit; fair each way claims |
null |
84 |
9 |
5 |
39.5 |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
391 |
| 1518458 |
16 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
17 |
-37.1 |
Strike |
null |
gr |
g |
Lethal Force |
Midnight Fling |
Groom Dancer |
7 |
58.51 |
74 |
null |
Rob Hornby |
null |
J G Portman |
Travelled well beaten 2 1/2l off 75 over 7f at Newbury last time; trainer in form; consistent; conditions suit; given chance by assessor, threat |
null |
88 |
5 |
16 |
-49.89 |
|
|
19 |
-25 |
110.92 |
343 |
| 1518458 |
17 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
19 |
46.9 |
Spirit Of Applause |
null |
b |
g |
Charm Spirit |
Accolade |
Acclamation |
5 |
58.06 |
73 |
p |
Faye McManoman |
null |
T D Easterby |
Below par beaten 3l off 74 over 5f at Nottingham last time; usually held up; best over 5f, 6f a concern; bit to prove at trip but chance if replicating pick of 5f form this term |
Wearing cheek pieces |
86 |
2 |
8 |
12.31 |
|
|
15 |
-11 |
48.12 |
398 |
| 1518458 |
18 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
20 |
-27.7 |
Iris Dancer |
null |
b |
m |
Kodiac |
Rainbow's Arch |
Dubawi |
7 |
57.61 |
72 |
b |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
T Davidson |
Well backed when scored by 3 1/4l off 63 at Hamilton penultimate start; fourth beaten 3l off 67 last time; conditions suit; probably needs a bit more but likely in the mix |
Wearing blinkers |
87 |
10 |
18 |
-82.97 |
|
|
12 |
0 |
0.0 |
329 |
| 1518458 |
19 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
7 |
4.9 |
Sugar Baby |
null |
b |
g |
Monsieur Bond |
Sugar Town |
Elusive City |
7 |
56.7 |
70 |
null |
Aiden Brookes |
3 |
P D Niven |
Landed a handicap by 1 1/4l off 65 at Doncaster last time; conditions suit; has rated higher in the past and going right way of late, needs step forward but fair chance of that |
null |
85 |
7 |
11 |
-21.24 |
|
|
13 |
0 |
0.0 |
413 |
| 1518458 |
20 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:25 |
York |
12 Jul 2025 |
John Smith's Sprint Handicap |
£12,885 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Filly One flew out of the gates and stormed clear to score by just over four lengths at Southwell. Provided the four-year-old transfers that form to turf, she ought to have a say but ABERAMA GOLD bounced back to form when making the frame at Ayr on Monday and lurks on an appealing rating. The eight-year-old has two previous C&D triumphs to his name and could be the way to go. Manila Scouse and Juan Les Pins are a couple of others to consider. |
There were strong signs of JUAN LES PINS rediscovering top form last time. On the face of it a 5th of 15 is nothing to write home about but he was travelling ominously well waiting for room and failed to get a clear run repeatedly. Micheal Appleby's gelding rated in the 100's last June and understandably struggled in quality handicaps. Now down to 80 he's very well-treated now he's hit form again. It's encouraging he was a fine second over course and distance his only try back in 2023 in a Listed event. Rock Opera looks the main danger arriving in top order and with a little room for further improvement (has rated a bit higher on a number of occasions throughout his career). Strike is feared, along with Aberama Gold but third choice and worthy of an each way stab at potentially huge odds is Kings Merchant. His best effort this term came last time back on fast ground and he's had excuses for below par efforts prior. He had a frutiful 2024 with four wins (from nine) and if attaining those levels again would be thrown in. A big run on stable debut could be on the cards |
Aberama Gold |
Filly One |
Juan Les Pins |
Rock Opera |
Kings Merchant |
82 |
3 |
46.9 |
Glory Hyde |
IRE |
b |
f |
Cotai Glory |
Sea Of Antiquity |
Canford Cliffs |
4 |
55.79 |
68 |
null |
Joanna Mason |
null |
Roger Fell |
Back to form up in trip scored by 1 1/2l off 64 at Catterick penultimate start; fifth beaten 6l off 69 last time; drawn on wing of large field; conditions suit; needs significant step forward |
null |
83 |
7 |
7 |
19.54 |
|
|
20 |
-65 |
92.76 |
369 |