| 1529874 |
1 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
11 |
-100.0 |
Cheshire Dancer |
IRE |
gr |
f |
Phoenix Of Spain |
Kristal Xenia |
Xaar |
4 |
59.42 |
96 |
null |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
H Palmer |
Seemed to improve when up in class and second in Listed race at Pontefract (1m) latest; steadily progressive but comfortably held by Royal Dress on that latest form. |
null |
103 |
6 |
3 |
-12.48 |
|
|
2 |
29 |
131.36 |
361 |
| 1529874 |
2 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
10 |
16.8 |
Jancis |
IRE |
ch |
f |
Tamayuz |
Blame The Ruler |
Ruler Of The World |
4 |
59.42 |
104 |
null |
D Egan |
null |
W McCreery |
Lightly-raced filly who was a Gr 3 winner last season; has run to form in Gr 2 (1m) and Gr 1 (10f) at The Curragh this season; solid place chance. |
null |
113 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-22 |
160.0 |
402 |
| 1529874 |
3 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
7 |
-41.6 |
Lou Lou's Gift |
null |
b |
f |
Lope De Vega |
Token Of Love |
Cape Cross |
4 |
59.42 |
95 |
t |
Tom Marquand |
null |
W J Haggas |
Lightly-raced filly who ran to form on the figures when back from a year off in Listed race on Chelmsford AW last time; unraced beyond 7f; needs a marked career-best. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
104 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
-57 |
412.5 |
328 |
| 1529874 |
4 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
4 |
75.2 |
Royal Dress |
IRE |
b |
m |
Night Of Thunder |
Wadaa |
Dynaformer |
5 |
59.42 |
106 |
null |
James Doyle |
null |
J Tate |
Uneven look to her form but smart on her day, as when winning well in Listed race at Pontefract (1m) last time; better form when winning 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last term; big chance. |
null |
112 |
3 |
1 |
128.02 |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
420 |
| 1529874 |
5 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
8 |
16.8 |
Sunfall |
null |
gr |
f |
Twilight Son |
Volition |
Dark Angel |
4 |
59.42 |
102 |
t1 |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Possibly needed the race when down the field at Epsom on stable/seasonal last month; tongue-tie first time; bit to find even on last autumn's career-best Listed-winning form here (7f, soft). |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
105 |
8 |
5 |
-28.18 |
|
|
10 |
-43 |
100.93 |
316 |
| 1529874 |
6 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
3 |
-100.0 |
American Gal |
null |
b |
f |
Kameko |
Granny Franny |
Grand Slam |
3 |
55.79 |
99 |
null |
M Barzalona |
null |
E Walker |
Yard has won two of last five runnings; bright start to career (around 1m) on AW before upped in class and midfield in 10.5f Prix de Diane at Chantilly; needs a bit more but considered. |
null |
108 |
8 |
2 |
-0.04 |
|
|
8 |
-13 |
60.68 |
350 |
| 1529874 |
7 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
9 |
-100.0 |
Bermuda Longtail |
FR |
b |
f |
Hello Youmzain |
Et Toi Et Moi |
Footstepsinthesand |
3 |
55.79 |
99 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
A M Balding |
Well beaten in Gr 3 over 8.5f at Epsom latest; in good form prior to that, notably York Listed-race second (1m); definitely needs to improve. |
null |
103 |
7 |
4 |
-21.75 |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
361 |
| 1529874 |
8 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
5 |
-41.6 |
Cajole |
null |
b |
f |
Dubawi |
Persuasive |
Dark Angel |
3 |
55.79 |
98 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
J T Gosden |
Yard won this last year; another improved effort when up in class and second in Listed race at Sandown (1m) latest; this is harder again but likely to progress further, so much respected. |
null |
103 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-9 |
105.49 |
355 |
| 1529874 |
9 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
2 |
250.4 |
Chantilly Lace |
IRE |
b |
f |
Lope De Vega |
Seeking Solace |
Exceed and Excel |
3 |
55.79 |
106 |
null |
Hector Crouch |
null |
R M Beckett |
Won sole 2yo start and creditable runs pitched into Gr 1s this term, when fifth in 1000 Guineas/Coronation Stakes; both those renewals were substandard but leading claims in Gr 3 now. |
null |
120 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
21 |
444.44 |
415 |
| 1529874 |
10 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
6 |
-41.6 |
Glittering Surf |
null |
b |
f |
Oasis Dream |
Sparkling Surf |
Frankel |
3 |
55.79 |
92 |
null |
David Probert |
null |
Owen Burrows |
Two 1m AW wins before around 5l fifth on turf debut at York (1m; Listed race) last time; it's still early days but plenty to find on the face of it. |
null |
101 |
6 |
6 |
-44.73 |
|
|
3 |
25 |
228.46 |
346 |
| 1529874 |
11 |
1 |
3YO plus |
14:20 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Longines Valiant Stakes |
£48,204 |
7f 213y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
This can go the way of the well-bred CAJOLE, who looks to be on an upward curve following a pair of runner-up efforts in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting and the Coral Distaff at Sandown. William Buick taking over in the saddle looks like a positive and she is narrowly preferred to class-dropper Chantilly Lace, who was fifth in the Coronation when last in action. Pontefract Listed winner Royal Dress and Bermuda Longtail are others to note. |
This is competitive, with a fair few to consider closely. The one to appeal most is ROYAL DRESS, whose best form - notably when winning a 9f Gr 3 at The Curragh last July - entitles her to have a very big say. Though the bare figures of her last-time-out win at Pontefract don't compare with that, the style of that impressive win suggested that she is capable of running to that Curragh form again, in which case she'll have good prospects. Progressive 3yo Cajole is next best ahead of the eased-in-grade Chantilly Lace, whose fifth placings in the 1000 Guineas and Coronation Stakes entitle her to plenty of respect at Gr 3 level now, for all that those two renewals were substandard by top-level standards. Jancis and Pina Sonata are others to consider too. |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
Royal Dress |
Cajole |
Chantilly Lace |
66 |
1 |
16.8 |
Pina Sonata |
null |
b |
f |
Pinatubo |
Moonlight Sonata |
Galileo |
3 |
55.79 |
94 |
null |
Daniel Muscutt |
null |
J R Fanshawe |
Fulfilled 2yo debut promise in two wins this spring, last time winning well at Leicester (1m) in May; this is much tougher but she's at least useful and, unexposed, is respected. |
null |
105 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
45 |
583.33 |
374 |