| 1506590 |
1 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
17 |
0.0 |
Prydwen |
IRE |
b |
g |
Camelot |
Honey Hunter |
Shamardal |
7 |
62.6 |
105 |
null |
Hector Crouch |
null |
George Scott |
Probably needed race beaten 7l in a handicap over 12f at Haydock last time; hugely progressive handicapper last year; Group winner in Germany; up in trip; significant jockey booking; chance if not finding ground too quick |
null |
116 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
16 |
-32 |
87.78 |
334 |
| 1506590 |
2 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
14 |
215.8 |
Endless Victory |
null |
b |
g |
Teofilo |
Waitress |
Kingmambo |
4 |
62.14 |
104 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
C Appleby |
Down the field in a handicap over 12f at Meydan most recent; form of previous placed effort franked; trainer in form; returning from a break; up in trip; bit to find off stiff looking mark |
null |
101 |
10 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
-10 |
38.1 |
369 |
| 1506590 |
3 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
5 |
-100.0 |
Samui |
null |
b |
g |
Siyouni |
Appearance |
Galileo |
6 |
61.23 |
102 |
t |
C T Keane |
null |
G Elliott |
Below par beaten 8l in His Majesty's Plate (Listed) over 2m at Down Royal last time; consistent hurdler prior; down in trip; significant jockey booking; fast ground suits; more needed to defy this mark |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
108 |
3 |
2 |
20.03 |
|
|
2 |
28 |
126.11 |
377 |
| 1506590 |
4 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
19 |
0.0 |
Fairbanks |
null |
b |
g |
Nathaniel |
Fantasia |
Sadler's Wells |
5 |
61.23 |
102 |
b |
C D Hayes |
null |
W Durkan |
Won a maiden hurdle at Ballinrobe over 2m by 3 1/2l last time; down in trip; unexposed for this stable; hugely progressive last summer in UK; fast ground suits; probably bit to come |
Wearing blinkers |
110 |
8 |
9 |
-15.32 |
|
|
7 |
10 |
46.62 |
300 |
| 1506590 |
5 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
15 |
-100.0 |
Crypto Force |
null |
b |
h |
Time Test |
Luna Mare |
Galileo |
5 |
61.23 |
102 |
null |
D Egan |
null |
A Murray |
Slowly away well beaten in Tattersalls Gold Cup (Group 1) over 11f at The Curragh latest; may not relish fast ground; up in trip; big stamina concerns; opposed |
null |
105 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
19 |
-100 |
167.8 |
322 |
| 1506590 |
6 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
12 |
-100.0 |
Real Dream |
IRE |
b |
g |
Lope De Vega |
Laganore |
Fastnet Rock |
6 |
60.78 |
101 |
t |
David Probert |
null |
Ian Williams |
Disappointing, race may have come too soon fourth beaten 34l in Further Flight Stakes (Listed) at Nottingham latest; placed in Rosebery off 1lb higher previously; off a short-break; longer trip a plus; vulnerable to improver |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
108 |
5 |
10 |
-90.13 |
|
|
6 |
11 |
35.81 |
324 |
| 1506590 |
7 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
7 |
531.6 |
French Master |
IRE |
b |
c |
Frankel |
French Dressing |
Sea The Stars |
4 |
60.33 |
100 |
b1 |
James Doyle |
null |
J T Gosden |
Well backed when landing a Staying Handicap by a neck off 96 over at Goodwood last time despite poor ride; much more to come over staying trips; blinkers first time; contender |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
110 |
4 |
1 |
21.73 |
|
|
12 |
-10 |
188.57 |
413 |
| 1506590 |
8 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
3 |
-100.0 |
Barnso |
null |
ch |
g |
Belardo |
Hayed |
Azamour |
4 |
59.42 |
98 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
N Lupini |
Ran to form fourth beaten 5l in Vintage Crop Stakes (Listed) at Navan latest; significant jockey booking; off a short-break; 14f seems to suit; steadily progressive; each way claims back in a handicap |
null |
110 |
5 |
8 |
-15.09 |
|
|
1 |
52 |
365.38 |
338 |
| 1506590 |
9 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
1 |
-100.0 |
Charlus |
IRE |
b |
g |
Churchill |
Nobilis |
Rock Of Gibraltar |
4 |
59.42 |
98 |
null |
R L Moore |
null |
W P Mullins |
Yard has won last two runnings of race; keen, outclassed down the field in Triumph Hurdle (Grade 1) over 2m1f at Cheltenham most recent; hurdles winner prior; top course jockey; placed at Listed level in France; much more to come for top yard; go close if handling the faster ground |
null |
111 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
14 |
-22 |
262.94 |
407 |
| 1506590 |
10 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
13 |
-100.0 |
Lavender Hill Mob |
null |
b |
g |
Expert Eye |
Whazzat |
Daylami |
4 |
59.42 |
98 |
p |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
James Owen |
Game when landing a handicap by 3 1/4l off 94 over 12f at Newmarket last time; that form franked; not proven trip; too keen in Queen's Vase over C&D last year; very interesting if settling |
Wearing cheek pieces |
112 |
9 |
7 |
-10.14 |
|
|
15 |
-22 |
85.13 |
326 |
| 1506590 |
11 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
11 |
-100.0 |
Loughville |
null |
b |
m |
Mastercraftsman |
Distant |
First Defence |
5 |
59.42 |
98 |
null |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
A King |
Beaten 7l in a handicap at Goodwood last time; in good form prior; top jockey back on board; consistent handicapper; versatile ground wise; probably high enough in weights |
null |
109 |
7 |
6 |
-7.26 |
|
|
13 |
-12 |
38.99 |
354 |
| 1506590 |
12 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
9 |
215.8 |
Caballo De Mar |
IRE |
b |
g |
Phoenix Of Spain |
Oberyn |
Holy Roman Emperor |
4 |
58.97 |
97 |
p |
Callum Shepherd |
null |
George Scott |
Well backed when landing a Staying Handicap by 2l off 93 over 2m at Haydock last time; down in trip; hugely progressive winning 6 of last 7; probably bit to come but revised mark demands more |
Wearing cheek pieces |
108 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
15 |
184.62 |
405 |
| 1506590 |
13 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
6 |
-100.0 |
My Mate Mozzie |
IRE |
b |
g |
Born To Sea |
Leo's Spirit |
Fantastic Light |
9 |
58.97 |
97 |
t |
Warren Fentiman |
5 |
G P Cromwell |
Every chance, below form well beaten in Red Rum Handicap Chase over 2m at Aintree latest where race came too soon; down in trip; off a short-break; placed in this last year off 1lb lower; must bounce back |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
108 |
4 |
5 |
8.13 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
372 |
| 1506590 |
14 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
16 |
300.0 |
Champagne Prince |
null |
gr |
c |
Lope De Vega |
Maid Up |
Mastercraftsman |
4 |
58.97 |
97 |
null |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
Jane ChappleHyam |
Well backed, made a bit too much use of, close to form fourth beaten 8l in Winter Derby (Group 3) over 11f at Southwell latest; enjoys making it; not proven trip; returning from a break; good mark on AW form but needs to prove as effective on this surface |
null |
113 |
10 |
null |
null |
|
|
18 |
-57 |
199.42 |
445 |
| 1506590 |
15 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
18 |
0.0 |
Jesse Evans |
IRE |
b |
g |
So You Think |
American Princess |
Desert Prince |
9 |
58.51 |
96 |
t |
O J Orr |
null |
N Meade |
Quickened clear with ease, outclassed rivals won the Conditions Hurdle at Ballinrobe over 2m2f by 12l last time proving ability remains; down in trip; Graded winning hurdler; thrown in on that form; ran well from poor position on sole flat run this year; very interesting |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
111 |
5 |
4 |
12.44 |
|
|
3 |
25 |
173.76 |
423 |
| 1506590 |
16 |
2 |
4YO plus |
18:10 |
Ascot |
17 Jun 2025 |
Copper Horse Stakes |
£56,694 |
1m 6f 34y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
Willie Mullins has sent out the last two winners of this event, so Charlus deserves plenty of respect with Ryan Moore doing the steering. An import from France, where he won three times on the Flat, he can feature returning to this code, but FRENCH MASTER makes most appeal. A progressive son of Frankel, John & Thady Gosden's charge won at Goodwood on his first start over 1m6f and remains open to further improvement in first-time blinkers. Caballo De Mar is another on the upgrade, having scored over 2m at Haydock last time, while Champagne Prince is also noted. |
An extremely open race to close the card where dual purpose performers may be the way to go. JESSE EVANS has run very well in a couple of renewals of the Galway Hurdle and proved he retained his ability with an easy chase win last time. He wasn't knocked about from a poor position on his sole flat start this year and looks potentially thrown in back in a handicap on favourable quick ground. He could get the better of Lavender Hill Mob who was a game winner last time in a race which threw up a next time out winner. He was too keen over this C&D in the Queen's Vase last year but remains unexposed over staying trips and will pose a big threat. Charlus represents the top jumps yard around which has a good record at this meeting and though he was outclassed in the Triumph Hurdle last time he likely has more to offer in this sphere having placed at Listed level when trained in France. The unexposed French Master completes the list of dangers as he was worth more than the winning margin last time when not given the best ride on his first attempt over this trip. The first time blinkers could deliver further improvement. |
French Master |
Charlus |
Jesse Evans |
Lavender Hill Mob |
Charlus |
73 |
2 |
-100.0 |
Aeronautic |
IRE |
b |
g |
Gleneagles |
Meri Shika |
Spirit One |
4 |
58.51 |
96 |
t |
D McMonagle |
null |
J P OBrien |
Probably needed race beaten 7l in a handicap over 10f at The Curragh last time; in good form prior running well in Vinnie Roe; remains unexposed; up in trip; threat if stamina holds up |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
115 |
6 |
3 |
15.09 |
|
|
4 |
25 |
162.9 |
461 |