| 1512008 |
1 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
4 |
34.8 |
Blue Nebulae |
IRE |
b |
g |
Space Blues |
Tallulah Bell |
Gone West |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
D C Costello |
null |
Patrick Owens |
11 May; 58,000 euros Space Blues gelding; half-brother to seven winners including the very smart 6 furlong horse Bruce Wayne; probably best watched on debut |
null |
68 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
9 |
71.21 |
253 |
| 1512008 |
2 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
3 |
9.1 |
Karakula Dancer |
null |
b |
c |
Palace Pier |
Mix And Mingle |
Exceed and Excel |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
Jonny Peate |
null |
J Ferguson |
17 Feb; 42,000 gns yearling; Palace Pier colt; half-brother to useful 8 furlong horse Bernalda; dam was high-class at 7f; trainer in great form; this well bred horse could go well on debut |
null |
70 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-11 |
85.45 |
278 |
| 1512008 |
3 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
1 |
31.6 |
Sirius A |
IRE |
b |
c |
Palace Pier |
Night Of Light |
Sea The Stars |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
Dylan Hogan |
null |
James Horton |
45,000 gns yearling; one career run under his belt already; a 3 length fourth in a maiden over 6f at Newbury 29 days ago; steps up in trip here; a threat with the experience under his belt |
null |
81 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
412 |
| 1512008 |
4 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
8 |
-40.5 |
What's The Plan |
null |
b |
c |
Time Test |
Moonlight Sonata |
Galileo |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
Kyle Strydom |
null |
J R Fanshawe |
15 Apr; 20,000 gns yearling; Time Test colt; half-brother to very smart 9 furlong horse Pina Sonata; dam was very useful at 12f; related to group 2 winner Western Hymn; probably best watched on debut |
null |
71 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-22 |
160.0 |
263 |
| 1512008 |
5 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
2 |
12.3 |
Halla Bil Zain |
IRE |
b |
c |
Supremacy |
Platinum Coast |
Speightstown |
2 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Jim Crowley |
null |
Owen Burrows |
Well beaten when slow away and green in a maiden over 6f here for his only start last month; up in trip here; would need to have learnt from that experience to really land a blow here |
null |
70 |
1 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
45 |
328.57 |
240 |
| 1512008 |
6 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
7 |
-26.2 |
Kanishka |
IRE |
b |
c |
Coulsty |
Blushing Rose |
Dalakhani |
2 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Darragh Keenan |
null |
B Ellison |
Thrice raced maiden; raced freely when second beaten only by 2 lengths in a maiden over 6f at Ayr latest; up in trip here; plenty of experience under his belt; long distance traveller; the pick on balance of form |
null |
84 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-10 |
182.86 |
434 |
| 1512008 |
7 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
6 |
-35.8 |
Smoker Bellamy |
IRE |
b |
c |
Zelzal |
Pagua |
Zamindar |
2 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
P Cosgrave |
null |
Dr R Newland J Insole |
21 May; 10,000 euros Zelzal colt; half-brother to very smart 11 furlong horse Paramount; dam related to group winners Palita and Puntilla; tough enough task on debut |
null |
60 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-13 |
59.44 |
243 |
| 1512008 |
8 |
5 |
2YO only |
18:20 |
Leicester |
14 Jun 2025 |
British EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£4,711 |
7f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Karakula Dancer looks an interesting newcomer as a son of five-time Group One winner Palace Pier, and he could go close for a yard in excellent form, although the more experienced SIRIUS A may have his measure. Fourth over a furlong shorter at Newbury and beaten less than three lengths on debut, he looked the sort to improve with racing. Kanishka is another to consider after an Ayr second, but that was his third start and he may have less improvement to come than his rivals. |
The experience might come to the forefront here, as Brian Ellison's KANISHKA has had three career runs already, which includes a very decent 2nd at Ayr over 6 furlongs last time out. He takes the step up in trip to 7 furlongs here, which looks like it will suit judging by his past efforts. With no Wathnan Racing horse to beat here, there is no doubt this horse should be winning this slightly easier contest. Sirius A was 4th on debut at Newbury and was not beaten any more than 3 lengths that day; he could also put his racecourse experience to good use here on his 2nd run. And Karakula Dancer has an excellent pedigree and is the pick of the newcomers. |
Karakula Dancer |
Sirius A |
Kanishka |
Sirius A |
Karakula Dancer |
25 |
5 |
-10.1 |
Sporty Socks |
null |
b |
f |
Iffraaj |
The Jean Genie |
Lawman |
2 |
56.25 |
null |
null |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
W Stone |
21 Mar; 13,000gns Iffraaj filly; half-sister to 8 furlong horse Highland Midge; dam very useful at 10f; related to listed winners; probably best watched on debut |
null |
69 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
253 |