| 1 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
8 |
-14.5 |
Believeinthisone |
null |
b |
g |
Ubettabelieveit |
Oneroa |
Dandy Man |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
William Pyle |
3 |
D Loughnane |
Well held and never able to land a blow in a novice over 5f at Pontefract on debut; up in trip here; should come on for the run but plenty more needed |
null |
2 |
null |
null |
26 |
23 |
-11.54 |
48.16 |
268 |
| 2 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
7 |
4.7 |
Blue Mantle |
null |
b |
c |
Iffraaj |
Antebellum |
Anabaa |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
A Mullen |
null |
C Johnston |
30,000 euros Iffraaj colt, 20 Mar; half-brother to Monty, high-class at 10f; this trip looks sharp enough on debut but worth a market check from this powerful yard |
null |
0 |
null |
null |
4.33 |
5 |
15.38 |
294.0 |
263 |
| 3 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
6 |
-26.4 |
Dacres Cross |
IRE |
b |
c |
Prince Of Lir |
Shahaama |
Showcasing |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
K Stott |
null |
K A Ryan |
Didn't get a clear run when fourth beaten 3l over 5f at Thirsk last time out; the dam won over 6f and the step up in trip should suit; the pick of those with racecourse experience; contender |
null |
7 |
null |
null |
3.25 |
3.25 |
0 |
0.0 |
378 |
| 4 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
3 |
-1.0 |
Mister Moet |
IRE |
b |
g |
Nando Parrado |
Champagne Aerial |
Night Shift |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
Harrison Shaw |
null |
Adrian Nicholls |
Green and never able to land a blow sent off at triple-figure odds over 5f at Beverley on debut; step up in trip feasible on pedigree but needs improvement to challenge |
null |
3 |
null |
null |
17 |
15 |
-11.76 |
73.73 |
346 |
| 5 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
4 |
4.7 |
Our Boy Harry |
IRE |
b |
c |
Mohaather |
Zaridiya |
Duke Of Marmalade |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
J Fanning |
null |
Micky Hammond |
Mohaather colt, 14 Apr; dam useful at 8f; bred to suit further; yard not renowned for two-year-old winners; tough enough task on debut |
null |
0 |
null |
null |
15 |
19 |
26.67 |
134.74 |
253 |
| 6 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
5 |
-12.3 |
Rathmullan |
null |
b |
c |
A'ali |
Zoella |
Invincible Spirit |
2 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
C J Orr |
3 |
Miss Lucinda V Russell |
A'Ali colt, 5 Mar; half-brother to Back See Daa, smart at 8f; dam useful at 8f; sire a top-class sprinter but may suit further and this looks a tough enough task on debut |
null |
0 |
null |
null |
19 |
23 |
21.05 |
77.8 |
253 |
| 7 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
2 |
-6.6 |
Harlequin Bay |
null |
b |
c |
Mohaather |
Drift And Dream |
Exceed and Excel |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
S A Gray |
null |
R A Fahey |
6,000gns Mohaather colt, 15 Apr; half-brother to Lucky Charm, useful at 5f; dam useful at 6f; yard boast a 31% strike-rate with 2yo course runners over the last five years; interesting |
null |
0 |
null |
null |
3.75 |
4.5 |
20 |
417.78 |
278 |
| 8 |
4 |
2YO only |
18:05 |
Hamilton |
16 May 2025 |
British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 6y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Dacres Cross has shown some promise in his two previous starts and sets the current standard. However, the bar isn't too high and he could be worth taking on with one of the newcomers. HARLEQUIN BAY, who is a half-brother to a 5f winner, fits the bill on paper and is suggested as the first one to consider. Market support for Blue Mantle and Kolkata Knight would also be highly noteworthy. |
Dacres Cross sets the form standard for the runners with racecourse experience, finishing fifth of eight and fourth of eight in his first two starts, but may be vulnerable to a newcomer. The pick of those could be KOLKATA KNIGHT, an early foal with a speedy pedigree - dam ran in Listed class in Italy - the Tom Dascombe-trained colt makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card, and was sent here rather than Redcar on Monday. The yard are also 1/4 with their runners at the track over the last five years. Harlequin Bay is another interesting debutant. Speedily bred, he hails from a powerful yard that boast a 31% strike-rate at Hamilton with their two-year old runners over the last five years. The Charlie Johnston-trained Blue Mantle is bred to suit further than this but warrants a market check on debut |
Harlequin Bay |
Dacres Cross |
Kolkata Knight |
Dacres Cross |
Harlequin Bay |
25 |
1 |
21.7 |
Kolkata Knight |
IRE |
br |
c |
Cotai Glory |
Gin And Slim |
Dark Angel |
2 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
Pierre-Louis Jamin |
null |
Tom Dascombe |
£16,000 Cotai Glory colt, 16 Feb; dam ran in Listed class in Italy as a 2yo, makes the long trip up from Lambourn and is the yard's only runner on the card; interesting |
null |
0 |
null |
null |
6.5 |
4 |
-38.46 |
923.08 |
288 |