| 1576668 |
1 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
4 |
null |
Invictus Gold |
|
b |
g |
Invincible Spirit |
Finagle |
Azamour |
4 |
61.69 |
101 |
i |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
Tom Clover |
Fair run up in grade beaten 3 1/2l in Golden Rose Stakes (Listed) at Southwell last time; returning from a break; effective at 6f, acts on soft, good to firm and AW; 8lb above last win mark and could need this. |
|
107 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
15 |
134.93 |
null |
| 1576668 |
2 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
6 |
null |
Divine Libra |
|
gr |
g |
Dark Angel |
Rakiza |
Elnadim |
6 |
58.51 |
94 |
i |
W Buick |
null |
C Hills |
Yard has won 2 of last 9 runnings of race; confirmed previous improvement when second beaten a length in a Conditions Race at Kempton latest; top course jockey; effective 6/7f, acts on very soft and good to firm; mark potentially favourable back in a handicap. |
|
107 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
11 |
88.18 |
null |
| 1576668 |
3 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
8 |
null |
Coul Angel |
|
b |
g |
Coulsty |
Iamnoangel |
Dark Angel |
4 |
58.51 |
94 |
i |
R Havlin |
null |
M Appleby |
Not best of runs, below form beaten 4l off a 1lb higher mark at Newcastle last time; off a short-break; suited by 6f, acts on on soft, good to firm and AW; in good form and better than result latest. |
|
108 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576668 |
4 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
11 |
null |
Realign |
|
b |
g |
Blue Point |
Maggies Angel |
Dark Angel |
4 |
58.06 |
93 |
i |
James Doyle |
null |
W J Haggas |
Yard won this last year; below form on heavy ground when beaten 5l in a handicap at Doncaster last time; suited by 6f, acts on heavy and good to firm, probably happier on sound surface; more to come this season for top yard. |
|
103 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576668 |
5 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
9 |
null |
Eye Of Dubai |
|
b |
g |
Havana Grey |
Lily Carstairs |
Orpen |
5 |
57.15 |
91 |
i |
Jason Hart |
null |
J & S Quinn |
Ran to form beaten 3l off a 1lb higher mark at Southwell last time; returning from a break; suited by 6f, acts on heavy, good and AW; might need this. |
|
105 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
50 |
238.06 |
null |
| 1576668 |
6 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
1 |
null |
Humam |
|
b |
g |
Kodiac |
Her Honour |
Shamardal |
4 |
57.15 |
91 |
i |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
S C Williams |
Ran to form up in grade when fourth beaten 3 1/2l in Premio Umbria (Listed) at Capannelle latest; effective 6/7f, acts on any; in good form to end last season, mark fair still for return. |
|
106 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576668 |
7 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
12 |
null |
Double Rush |
|
b |
c |
Blue Point |
Duet |
Pivotal |
4 |
56.7 |
90 |
i |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
A M Balding 1 |
Struggled after slow start when down the field in a handicap at Ascot most recent; trainer in form; suited by 6f, acts on any; mark competitive. |
|
107 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
21 |
440.0 |
null |
| 1576668 |
8 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
14 |
null |
Baldomero |
|
b |
g |
Shalaa |
Besotted |
Dutch Art |
8 |
0 |
90 |
i |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
M Appleby |
Below form back on turf when down the field in a handicap at Doncaster most recent; suited by 5/6f, acts on heavy, good and AW; bounce back needed. |
|
107 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
14 |
52 |
89.22 |
null |
| 1576668 |
9 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
5 |
null |
Zoulu Chief |
|
ch |
g |
Zoustar |
Courteous Crown |
Helmet |
5 |
56.7 |
90 |
i |
Hollie Doyle |
null |
H Main |
Bit keen but ran to form 4l third in a handicap at Lingfield most recent run; enjoys making it; off a short-break; effective 6/7f, suited by fast ground and AW; in good form and chance here if ready to roll back from a break. |
|
106 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
14 |
97.44 |
null |
| 1576668 |
10 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
7 |
null |
Dark Thirty |
|
b |
g |
Starspangledbanner |
Beach Wedding |
Footstepsinthesand |
6 |
56.25 |
89 |
i |
George Wood |
null |
J & S Quinn |
Found little, needed run when beaten 9l in a handicap at Doncaster last time; enjoys making it; effective 6f, acts on soft and good to firm; down to a good mark and should come on for return. |
|
102 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576668 |
11 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
13 |
null |
Rousing Encore |
|
b |
g |
Acclamation |
Jolie Chanson |
Mount Nelson |
6 |
55.79 |
88 |
i |
J P Sullivan |
null |
Mrs R Carr |
Travelled, ran to form on return beaten 2l off a 1lb lower mark at Newcastle last time; best at 6f, acts on any; respected after a small rise returning to turf. |
|
103 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
17 |
96.41 |
null |
| 1576668 |
12 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
2 |
null |
Eternal Sunshine |
|
b |
m |
Orientor |
Eternal Instinct |
Exceed and Excel |
6 |
55.79 |
88 |
i |
Lauren Young |
5 |
J S Goldie |
Did plenty early, needed run when beaten 8 1/2l in a handicap at Musselburgh last time; suited by 5/6f acts on any; mark bit stiff but should come on for her reappearance. |
|
102 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
12 |
39.39 |
null |
| 1576668 |
13 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
3 |
null |
Diligently |
|
b |
g |
Harry Angel |
Anna Of Lorraine |
Dutch Art |
4 |
54.88 |
86 |
i |
Rob Hornby |
null |
C G Cox |
Ran to form beaten 3/4l off a 1lb lower mark at Thirsk last time; suited by 6f on fast ground; back in form and remains on appealing mark and could do better again this season. |
|
106 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
21 |
158.33 |
null |
| 1576668 |
14 |
2 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
Newmarket |
15 Apr 2026 |
Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap |
£25,770 - 14 declared to run |
6f |
Good |
|
null |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
Charlie Hills has won this twice since 2017 and his Divine Libra is on a favourable mark potentially for this seasonal debut having ended last season with some good runs above handicap level. There are a few 4yo's who might be on a nice mark for this return themselves, however, including Divine Libra's former stablemate DOUBLE RUSH, who won the 3yo handicap over C&D at this meeting 12 months ago, beating Invictus Gold who finished third. He's weighted to confirm that form and the stable upgrade can only be a good thing while he had excuses for his final run of 2025. The William Haggas-trained Realign has unfinished business as a sprinter and is certainly better than he showed on deep ground on his final outing last season. He's third choice, with it noteworthy Haggas won last year's race with subsequent Group 2 winner More Thunder. Diligently shouldn't be underestimated for Clive Cox, who is a dab hand with his sprinters. He's up in grade and needs improvement but it could be forthcoming given his breeding. |
1-2-3 Selections Double Rush (7) Realign (4) Divine Libra (2) |
null |
Double Rush |
Realign |
Divine Libra |
null |
10 |
null |
Andesite |
|
b |
g |
Pinatubo |
Katie's Diamond |
Turtle Bowl |
4 |
0 |
86 |
i |
Jason Watson |
null |
Roger Fell |
Late gains after a slow start on return to be beaten 4l off a 2lb higher mark at Newcastle last time; cheekpieces first time; effective 6/7f, acts on a sound surface; has slipped to a good mark and could build on reappearance. |
|
105 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |