| 1528954 |
1 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
1 |
41.2 |
Mdawi |
IRE |
b |
c |
Wootton Bassett |
Peeping Fawn |
Danehill |
3 |
61.23 |
75 |
null |
Jason Hart |
null |
C Johnston |
One win in four career runs; ran to form when beaten by a short-head off the mark of 74 at Haydock last time out; was a winner at Southwell before that; second run in a handicap; a contender here |
null |
81 |
8 |
null |
null |
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|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
400 |
| 1528954 |
2 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
5 |
-29.4 |
Phrygia |
null |
b |
f |
Sergei Prokofiev |
O'connor's Girl |
Roderic O'connor |
3 |
61.23 |
75 |
null |
Jonny Peate |
null |
J Ferguson |
Yard won this last year with Billiegee; ideally suited by trip when landing a handicap by 2 lengths off the mark of 70 at Kempton last time; up 5lb's for that winning effort; can go well here |
null |
77 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
343 |
| 1528954 |
3 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
7 |
-21.4 |
Sir William |
IRE |
b |
g |
Night Of Thunder |
Lady G |
Golden Horn |
3 |
61.23 |
75 |
null |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
W J Haggas |
Yet to win in eight career starts; raced a bit too freely when beaten by 3 lengths off the mark of 77 at Thirsk last time; trainer in form; jockey riding well at present; will need to settle better here |
null |
83 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
381 |
| 1528954 |
4 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
4 |
2.7 |
Only One Blue |
IRE |
b |
f |
Blue Point. |
Missunited |
Golan |
3 |
60.33 |
73 |
null |
Hollie Doyle |
null |
R Hannon |
Zero wins in four career starts; ran to form when beaten by 3 and a 1/4 lengths off the mark of 75 at Epsom last time; significant jockey booking here; second run in a handicap; will need a career best here however |
null |
78 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
14 |
99.49 |
328 |
| 1528954 |
5 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
2 |
9.1 |
Jet Black |
null |
b |
f |
Kodiac |
Ebony Flyer |
JET MASTER |
3 |
58.97 |
70 |
null |
P J McDonald |
null |
A M Balding |
Won one race in six career starts; suited by the faster ground when scoring by 1 and a 1/4 lengths off the mark of 66 over 10 furlongs at Redcar on penultimate start; since came second and beaten by 3/4 of a length last time; the pick on balance of form |
null |
82 |
10 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
372 |
| 1528954 |
6 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
6 |
-10.1 |
Gentle Warrior |
IRE |
b |
g |
Mohaather |
Gentle On My Mind |
Sadler's Wells |
3 |
58.06 |
68 |
v |
S A Gray |
null |
K R Burke |
One win in eight career runs; well backed when beaten by 1/2 a length off the mark of 66 over 11 furlongs at Hamilton last time out; 10lb's higher than his winning mark; been in good form recently; will need a career best to win this however |
Wearing a visor |
81 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
409 |
| 1528954 |
7 |
5 |
3YO only |
19:15 |
Doncaster |
19 Jul 2025 |
Skill Step Group Handicap |
£4,397 |
1m 3f 197y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
SIR WILLIAM hasn't been too far away of late and finished third in a higher-grade contest at Thirsk last time on his first start over this distance. He should prove competitive eased a further 2lb in the weights and the son of Night Of Thunder gets the vote. Mdawi made a promising handicap debut when dead-heating for second at Haydock and could launch another strong challenge. Phrygia debuts on turf with a shout after scoring nicely at Kempton. |
JET BLACK was a beaten favourite at Windsor last time but was hanging left in the closing stages, which was ultimately the crucial stage of the contest. She was a winner at Redcar the time before that when sent off as the odds-on favourite in the end, making all to win by a little over a length in the end, with the 2nd place horse that day coming out and winning since. She does things her own way, but when it all clicks, she is a talented filly who can win a race of this nature. Upped 1 lb in the weights from last time; that seems fair, and she can take advantage of that here. Sir William is another keen-going sort who would need to settle better here, but given his stable and the great form they are in at present, it is completely possible that he puts it all together and runs well here. And Mdawi, who looks a nice sort for the Johnston yard, can run well here and fill the places in this race. |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
Jet Black |
Sir William |
Mdawi |
70 |
3 |
-3.7 |
Double Meaning |
null |
ch |
g |
Farhh |
Carriwitchet |
Dubawi |
3 |
57.61 |
67 |
null |
Gina Mangan |
null |
John Berry |
Thrice raced maiden; probably needed the race when finishing down the field in a maiden over 8 furlongs at Chelmsford on most recent run; off a short 58 day break; probably up against it here |
null |
73 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
400 |