| 1529876 |
1 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
3 |
-4.7 |
Belcamo |
null |
ch |
g |
Belardo |
Camdora |
Arcano |
4 |
62.14 |
72 |
h |
David Probert |
null |
A M Hales |
12f Flat winner for Andrew Balding last season; hasn't fully transferred that Flat ability to hurdles since then; will be fit enough but bit to prove back in this sphere. |
Wearing a hood |
77 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-13 |
58.82 |
295 |
| 1529876 |
2 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
8 |
13.9 |
Venezuelan |
IRE |
b |
g |
Churchill |
Santa Teresa |
Cape Cross |
3 |
61.23 |
81 |
b1 |
Hector Crouch |
null |
R M Beckett |
Maiden who is a live contender on the form of his Newmarket handicap second on penultimate start in particular; blinkers first time; not sure to stay 12f on pedigree; much respected. |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
77 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
379 |
| 1529876 |
3 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
6 |
46.7 |
Tenability |
null |
b |
g |
Frankel |
Tirania |
Pivotal |
3 |
61.23 |
81 |
t |
Tom Marquand |
null |
W J Haggas |
Well backed when winning a novice at Windsor over 10f very well last time; shaped as though he'll stay 12f; improved last time and may well progress again now; leading player. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
76 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
31 |
859.66 |
367 |
| 1529876 |
4 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
5 |
2.7 |
Criminal |
null |
b |
g |
Sea The Moon |
Alea Iacta |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
60.78 |
80 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
R Hughes |
Plenty of ability in three runs, twice at 10f and then back at 8.6f; by stamina influence sire and may well improve for 12f now; very much respected. |
null |
70 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
454 |
| 1529876 |
5 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
4 |
-12.0 |
Buxted Too |
null |
ch |
g |
Iffraaj |
Much Promise |
Invincible Spirit |
7 |
59.87 |
67 |
null |
D Egan |
null |
Ian Williams |
Possibilities on best form but recent efforts suggest he's likely to be vulnerable, especially pitched in against some up-and-coming 3yos now. |
null |
76 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
336 |
| 1529876 |
6 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
2 |
-12.0 |
Kuredu King |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Churchill |
Orcia |
Shamardal |
3 |
58.97 |
76 |
b |
R Havlin |
null |
J T Gosden |
Breakthrough win in first-time blinkers (retained) last time at Haydock (extended 11f), keeping on well late on; 300,000gns yearling is bred to be better than a 76-rated horse; claims. |
Wearing blinkers |
80 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
20 |
333.33 |
401 |
| 1529876 |
7 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
1 |
-56.0 |
Bohemian Breeze |
IRE |
gr |
g |
Galileo |
Wind Chimes |
Mastercraftsman |
5 |
58.06 |
63 |
t |
T P Queally |
null |
G J Moore |
Back to winning ways at Brighton (10f; has won at 12f too) last time; up in grade and the weights (3lb) and looks vulnerable for win purposes. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
72 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-20 |
139.86 |
351 |
| 1529876 |
8 |
4 |
3YO plus |
16:45 |
Ascot |
26 Jul 2025 |
Me2 Club Handicap |
£13,085 |
1m 3f 211y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
Three-year-olds have won three of the last four runnings of this contest and if TENABILITY improves again stepping up to 1m4f, he could add to that tally. An eight-length winner at Windsor, he makes his handicap debut here for William Haggas, who won this in 2023, and could prove hard to beat. Kuredu King battled back to win narrowly at Haydock and is a more interesting alternative than Criminal, who is potentially well handicapped upped in distance. |
Pretty ordinary fare for a high-profile card such as this. The 3yos may be the ones to concentrate on, with the older contingent looking rather exposed. TENABILITY took a step forward when winning well last time and with the profile of a horse likely to come on again handicapping now, may be the answer. Kuredu King was off the mark in first-time blinkers last time and, fairly weighted up 2lb and bred to be better than this mark (his full brother Tuscan was a good horse at 7f, with an official mark of 105 at his peak), may be next best. The maidens Criminal and Venezuelan may, in that order, be best of the rest. |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Tenability |
Kuredu King |
Criminal |
64 |
7 |
24.7 |
Hackney Diamonds |
null |
b |
f |
Camelot |
Arwa |
Holy Roman Emperor |
3 |
55.79 |
69 |
null |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
Ian Williams |
Best run of her season when upped to 10.3f at Chester last time; mixed messages from pedigree as regards 12f now; bit more needed and looks rather exposed relative to some here. |
null |
74 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-17 |
96.41 |
326 |