| 1 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
7 |
-22.3 |
Starlust |
null |
b |
c |
Zoustar |
Beyond Desire |
Invincible Spirit |
4 |
62.14 |
115 |
null |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
R M Beckett |
Down the field in Hong Kong Sprint (Group 1) over 6f at Sha Tin when last seen; back down to ideal trip on this return; the only Grade 1 winner in the field; bang in the mix if fully primed for this return |
null |
5 |
4 |
16.48 |
8.5 |
9.5 |
11.76 |
121.36 |
427 |
| 2 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
10 |
33.2 |
American Affair |
null |
b |
g |
Washington Dc |
Classy Anne |
Orientor |
5 |
59.87 |
105 |
null |
P Mulrennan |
null |
J S Goldie |
Bit in hand winning a Class 2 handicap at York last week; progressive; makes Group debut here and trainer believes he's in that class, that's feasible but it may take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression |
null |
4 |
7 |
-28.84 |
6.5 |
4 |
-38.46 |
884.62 |
300 |
| 3 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
6 |
77.6 |
Law Of Average |
null |
b |
c |
Pearl Secret |
High Class Girl |
Royal Applause |
4 |
59.87 |
90 |
null |
Joey Haynes |
null |
C Banham |
Made too much use of when beaten 6l in a handicap at York when last seen; in good form in lower grades before that; returns from long layoff significantly up in class; difficult to fancy |
null |
9 |
null |
null |
51 |
41 |
-19.61 |
45.91 |
290 |
| 4 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
3 |
66.5 |
Rumstar |
null |
b |
g |
Havana Grey |
Stellarta |
Sakhee's Secret |
5 |
59.87 |
109 |
null |
Rob Hornby |
null |
J G Portman |
Travelled and ran on strongly when winning the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him; steadily progressive; major player |
null |
6 |
1 |
80.88 |
4.33 |
4.5 |
3.85 |
87.25 |
460 |
| 5 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
9 |
-11.2 |
Twilight Calls |
null |
b |
g |
Twilight Son |
Zawiyah |
Invincible Spirit |
7 |
59.87 |
103 |
null |
George Wood |
null |
R Spencer |
Possibly needed the race beaten 6 1/4l in Palace House Stakes (Group 3) behind Rumstar at Newmarket last time out; trainer in form and acts on the ground, but needs more here |
null |
3 |
9 |
-53.5 |
17 |
23 |
35.29 |
141.18 |
361 |
| 6 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
8 |
-0.1 |
Washington Heights |
null |
b |
g |
Washington Dc |
Epping Rose |
Kodiac |
5 |
59.87 |
107 |
null |
T Eaves |
null |
K A Ryan |
Beaten favourite when fourth beaten 4l in Palace House Stakes (Group 3) behind Rumstar at Newmarket last time; not out of it but best form over 6f |
null |
6 |
2 |
31.43 |
7.5 |
10 |
33.33 |
323.33 |
377 |
| 7 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
4 |
-33.4 |
Electric Storm |
IRE |
ch |
m |
Night Of Thunder |
Ancestral |
Bated Breath |
5 |
58.51 |
106 |
null |
D Tudhope |
null |
J Tate |
Beaten favourite behind Mgheera in the Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out; Listed winner on good to firm prior to that; needs more here |
null |
5 |
3 |
23.17 |
19 |
12 |
-36.84 |
291.67 |
369 |
| 8 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
11 |
-20.1 |
Mgheera |
null |
b |
m |
Zoustar |
Blue Aegean |
Invincible Spirit |
5 |
58.51 |
106 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
E Walker |
Improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on first start for the yard; yet to race on good to firm but a Listed winner on good ground; contender |
null |
0 |
5 |
10.27 |
5 |
7 |
40 |
548.57 |
300 |
| 9 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
2 |
11.0 |
She's Quality |
IRE |
b |
f |
Acclamation |
Quality Time |
Exceed and Excel |
4 |
58.51 |
105 |
b |
J J G Ryan |
null |
J Davison |
Ran to form when second beaten 1 1/4l in Palace House Stakes (Group 3) behind Rumstar at Newmarket last time; bags of pace and in the mix |
Wearing blinkers |
8 |
6 |
-21.18 |
11 |
15 |
36.36 |
237.58 |
345 |
| 10 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
1 |
-66.7 |
Vadream |
null |
b |
m |
Brazen Beau |
Her Honour |
Shamardal |
7 |
58.51 |
102 |
p |
Callum Shepherd |
null |
C Fellowes |
Below par when 3l third in Chaloner Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Newmarket most recently; bit to find back in trip and unproven on quick ground |
Wearing cheek pieces |
5 |
8 |
-38.23 |
34 |
26 |
-23.53 |
89.59 |
271 |
| 11 |
1 |
3YO plus |
15:30 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Temple Stakes |
£70,888 |
5f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Rumstar produced a career-best performance when defeating She's Quality in the Palace House at Newmarket and Jonathan Portman's charge may have more in the tank, but it is AMERICAN AFFAIR who gets the vote. The five-year-old has been on an upward trajectory for some time now - his recent York triumph providing yet more evidence of that - and a first foray into Group company looks well worth exploring. Starlust struggled in the Hong Kong Sprint when last seen, but the Breeders' Cup hero is likely to be a real threat in these calmer waters. |
Starlust is the sole Grade 1 winner in the field, having won the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar last season, and is a major player on seasonal return back over his ideal trip. The obvious concern is the colt carries a penalty for that win, and with Group 1 prizes to contend for at Royal Ascot and at the July meeting at Newmarket, this race may just be needed with those engagements to come. RUMSTAR travelled and then ran on strongly when taking the Palace House Stakes (Group 3) at Newmarket last time out, with three of today's rivals behind him. The 5yo looked an improved performer on the Rowley Mile and can underline that impression here. Faster ground should not be an issue as he is a previous winner on good to firm and handled it in the 2023 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1). Mgheera posted an improved effort when winning Prix de Saint-Georges (Group 3) at Longchamp last time out on her first start for the yard. She's yet to race on good to firm but was a Listed winner on good ground. American Affair is an interesting contender on this Group debut. The 5yo won with a bit in hand in a Class 2 handicap at York last week, looks progressive and his trainer believes he's Group class. That's feasible, and while it may just take a couple of runs in this grade to confirm that impression, it would be no surprise to see another improved performance. |
American Affair |
Rumstar |
Rumstar |
Mgheera |
Starlust |
73 |
5 |
-22.3 |
Grande Marques |
IRE |
ch |
f |
Starspangledbanner |
Medicean Star |
Galileo |
3 |
54.88 |
103 |
null |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
J A Stack |
Beaten 2l in the Polonia Stakes (Listed) over 6f at Cork on seasonal return; in good form before that when second in the 5f Cornwallis Stakes (Group 3); yet to race fast ground, bit to find with the principals |
null |
9 |
null |
null |
12 |
15 |
25 |
155.0 |
367 |