| 1528536 |
1 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
7 |
null |
Golden Redemption |
USA |
b |
c |
Medaglia D'oro |
Redemption Day |
Quality Road |
3 |
60.33 |
76 |
null |
Non Runner |
null |
A M Balding |
Plenty of experience with six career runs to his name; ideally suited by the trip when coming a 2 length third in a handicap at Newbury most recent run; back into maiden company; plenty more is needed here |
null |
79 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
271 |
| 1528536 |
2 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
8 |
15.1 |
Grey Jaguar |
IRE |
b |
c |
No Nay Never |
Many Colours |
Green Desert |
3 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
Harry Davies |
null |
J Tate |
Runner-up and beaten by 4 and a 1/4 lengths in a novice here on only start so far; wide draw to deal with here; yard going well at present; half-brother to 1000 Guineas winner Mother Earth; very well bred and could take a step forward here |
null |
98 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
-8 |
80.83 |
322 |
| 1528536 |
3 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
10 |
18.2 |
Headmaster |
null |
ch |
g |
Dubawi |
One Master |
Fastnet Rock |
3 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
Callum Rodriguez |
null |
W J Haggas |
Twice raced maiden; second and beaten by a neck in a maiden over 8 furlongs at Windsor latest; top course trainer; wide draw to deal with; second on debut at Lingfield; the pick on balance of the form |
null |
106 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
42 |
1299.72 |
407 |
| 1528536 |
4 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
1 |
-13.7 |
Palio Di Siena |
IRE |
b |
c |
Sioux Nation |
Mo Chara |
Street Cry |
3 |
60.33 |
null |
t |
William Carver |
null |
J A Osborne |
Twice raced maiden; second on both starts; second and beaten by 2 and a 1/2 lengths in a novice at Salisbury latest; second at Ffos-Las on debut at the odds of 66/1; a bit to find here on the rest |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
85 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-8 |
82.86 |
301 |
| 1528536 |
5 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
9 |
-42.4 |
Tokyo Joe |
null |
b |
c |
Siyouni |
Ediyva |
Kingman |
3 |
60.33 |
78 |
null |
K Shoemark |
null |
E Walker |
Yard won this last year with American Arrow; ideally suited by the trip when coming second and beaten by 3 lengths in a novice over 8 furlongs at Southwell latest; steadily progressive; wide draw; could improve enough to run well in this |
null |
91 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-11 |
139.39 |
332 |
| 1528536 |
6 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
3 |
49.6 |
Twilight Ice |
null |
b |
c |
Twilight Son |
Ice Gala |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
George Bass |
null |
J Tate |
Slowly away when beaten by 10 lengths in a novice over 6 furlongs at Doncaster on debut; comes into this off a short-break; yard in good form; needs to really improve from the debut effort to win this |
null |
62 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
290 |
| 1528536 |
7 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
4 |
-13.7 |
Ziggy's Angel |
FR |
gr |
g |
Dark Angel |
Siendra |
Refuse To Bend |
3 |
60.33 |
null |
null |
O J Orr |
null |
R A Fahey |
100,000gns Dark Angel gelding; half-brother to very smart 5 furlong 2yo Bonita Queen; racecourse debut; gelded already; up against some experienced rivals here; tough enough task on debut |
null |
81 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-40 |
123.48 |
253 |
| 1528536 |
8 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
6 |
-7.9 |
Ertijaaj |
null |
b |
f |
Night Of Thunder |
Estijaab |
Snitzel |
3 |
58.06 |
null |
null |
S De Sousa |
null |
R Varian |
Night Of Thunder filly; half-sister to smart 10 furlong horse Ejaabiyah; hails from a top yard who are in form at present; might need further in trip in time; market can guild for her debut effort |
null |
79 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-38 |
316.67 |
253 |
| 1528536 |
9 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
5 |
-13.7 |
Kingsclere |
USA |
u |
f |
Kitten's Joy |
Sweeter Still |
Rock Of Gibraltar |
3 |
58.06 |
null |
null |
Jonny Peate |
null |
J Ferguson |
Last of nine on debut at Doncaster; had benefited for debut experience when beaten by 7 and a 1/2 lengths in a novice at Wetherby last time on her second start; difficult to fancy here |
null |
73 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
348 |
| 1528536 |
10 |
4 |
3YO plus |
17:00 |
Haydock |
18 Jul 2025 |
Every Race Live On Racing TV Maiden Stakes |
£5,400 |
6f 212y |
Good-good to soft in places |
null |
Weak |
Although denied on both outings to date, this could prove a suitable opportunity for HEADMASTER to get his head in front. A repeat of his latest runner-up effort in a class 2 maiden at Windsor could prove good enough and William Haggas' gelding should take all the beating. The biggest threat may emerge from Grey Jaguar, who offered plenty of encouragement on his opening second over C&D earlier this month. Palio Di Siena, Tokyo Joe and newcomer Ertijaaj add further spice to the mix. |
HEADMASTER has come second on both of his career runs so far and has already managed to scoop up almost 12k in prize money; therefore, that shows the level of race he has raced in already. A three-quarters of a length second on debut behind a horse with a run under his belt already, he was always keeping on well to the line that day. He then lined up as joint favourite at Windsor next time out, where he was just touched off by a neck in the end, getting beat by a horse with an extra race of experience compared to him. The step back down in the trip should be no issue, and this looks like a slightly easier task than his last two. Grey Jaguar is a half-brother to multiple Group 1 winner Mother Earth; therefore, he is pretty well bred. He ran well on debut over the extended 7 furlongs at this venue just a few weeks ago; he will run well here but might have to settle with coming 2nd once again. And Tokyo Joe ran well to come 2nd last time out; however, he is up against some nice types here, therefore he might have to settle with placing once again. |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Headmaster |
Grey Jaguar |
Tokyo Joe |
37 |
2 |
15.1 |
Magic Music |
null |
b |
f |
Al Kazeem |
Magic Destiny |
Dubai Destination |
3 |
58.06 |
null |
null |
A Elliott |
null |
Steph Hollinshead |
Al Kazeem filly; full-sister to the yards pretty smart 7 furlong horse Myal; dam very useful at 7 furlongs; related to multiple winners; might be slightly up against it on racecourse debut however |
null |
73 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-25 |
43.52 |
253 |