| 1 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
1 |
-8.5 |
Fabuleux Du Clos |
FR |
b |
g |
Blue Bresil |
Osmazome |
Ungaro |
10 |
64.41 |
null |
null |
Zoe Lewis |
7 |
S G West |
Slowly away down the field in a novice over 12f at Southwell most recent on second Flat run; showed ability over hurdles in nine runs prior; trip looks way too sharp; lot to do |
null |
51 |
1 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
256 |
| 2 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
7 |
10.6 |
Midnight Ravens |
IRE |
b |
g |
Catholic Boy |
L'americana |
Muhaarar |
4 |
64.41 |
65 |
null |
Georgia Dobie |
null |
P Attwater |
Appeared to need the race down the field in a maiden over 8f at Kempton most recent off a layoff; showed decetn level on second start last term; first time on Tapeta; lot to prove |
null |
53 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
-50 |
32.13 |
375 |
| 3 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
3 |
16.3 |
Thatsthewayitis |
IRE |
b |
g |
Awtaad |
Controversy |
Elusive Quality |
5 |
64.41 |
null |
null |
Gina Mangan |
null |
Sarah Hollinshead |
Awtaad gelding; half-brother to Debatable, useful at 10f; dam useful at 12f; tough task on debut |
null |
49 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
-50 |
31.8 |
253 |
| 4 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
8 |
-5.6 |
King Al |
null |
b |
c |
Al Kazeem |
Rhossili Down |
Kingman |
3 |
61.69 |
null |
null |
Hollie Doyle |
null |
A King |
Made a winning debut when neck winner in a novice over 8f at Haydock on debut in heavy ground last October; Tapeta debut; trip fine; showed good promise on debut, in the mix |
null |
70 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-10 |
71.97 |
309 |
| 5 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
6 |
4.9 |
Cajole |
null |
b |
f |
Dubawi |
Persuasive |
Dark Angel |
3 |
59.42 |
null |
null |
R Havlin |
null |
J T Gosden |
Well backed when winning a maiden at Newcastle over 8f by 3/4l last time building on encouraging debut; trainer in form; handles conditions; plenty to come, big player |
null |
81 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
41 |
1090.19 |
323 |
| 6 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
12 |
-9.4 |
Breakdancer |
IRE |
b |
g |
Wootton Bassett |
Tango |
No Nay Never |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Callum Shepherd |
null |
S E Crisford |
Beaten 3 1/4l in a novice over 7f at Chelmsford on encouraging debut having attracted support despite tricky draw; up in trip, should suit; player given plenty of scope for improvement |
null |
71 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
305 |
| 7 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
13 |
-20.1 |
Criminal |
null |
b |
g |
Sea The Moon |
Alea Iacta |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Finley Marsh |
null |
R Hughes |
Had benefited for debut experience 7l third in a maiden over 10f at Chester most recent run; back in trip, may suit; drop back to 1m could help, likely big player |
null |
85 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
325 |
| 8 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
4 |
13.4 |
Frank Stamper |
null |
ch |
g |
Frankel |
Swiss Dream |
Oasis Dream |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
William Carver |
null |
J A Osborne |
250,000 euros breeze-up purchase by Frankel; half-brother to Yafta, high-class at 6f; dam very smart at 6f; expensive purchase, could figure, market best guide |
null |
71 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-33 |
168.33 |
253 |
| 9 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
9 |
-8.5 |
Nahraan |
null |
b |
c |
Make Believe |
First Kingdom |
Frankel |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
J T Gosden |
Make Believe colt; dam smart at 10f; trainer in fine form; top trainer; looks likely to play a significant part on debut |
null |
75 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-22 |
265.73 |
253 |
| 10 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
2 |
9.6 |
National Park |
null |
gr |
c |
Dubawi |
Simply Beautiful |
Galileo |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Tom Marquand |
null |
W J Haggas |
Had benefited for debut experience second beaten a short-head in a maiden over 7f at Newcastle latest having dictated; up in trip, should suit; sets decent standard, major player |
null |
87 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-11 |
137.88 |
387 |
| 11 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
10 |
-14.2 |
Raedwald |
IRE |
b |
c |
Saxon Warrior |
Bahama Girl |
Lope De Vega |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
Thomas Greatrex |
null |
R Hannon |
Improved on fair debut when beaten 4 1/4l in a maiden over 8f at Yarmouth last time; unproven on AW; trip fine; each way claims |
null |
71 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-25 |
107.56 |
253 |
| 12 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
5 |
13.4 |
Time Turner |
null |
ch |
g |
Lope De Vega |
Yourtimeisnow |
Charm Spirit |
3 |
58.51 |
null |
null |
S M Levey |
null |
R Hannon |
Did not get a clear run and eased when well beaten in a maiden over 7f at Sandown latest having shown more on debut prior; returning from long layoff; up in trip a plus; more needed |
null |
73 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
-43 |
180.95 |
299 |
| 13 |
5 |
3YO plus |
18:42 |
Wolverhampton |
27 May 2025 |
attheraces.com/marketmovers Novice Stakes |
£3,888 |
1m 142y |
Standard |
Tapeta |
Even |
John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back. |
NATIONAL PARK could have too much for these and can open his account on third time of asking having been narrowly touched off last time. William Haggas's Dubawi colt looked pretty professional on debut in April and then was beaten a short head last time having dictated affairs at a modest pace over 7f switched to Tapeta last time. The extra furlong should help and he can hold off all-comers this time. Frank Stamper is worthy of note given a hefty prive-tag out of the breeze-up sales and needs a market check but Cajole and Criminal look best placed to give the selction most to do. Cajole just edges preference given the improvement shown from debut when winning on Tapeta last time. Criminal drops back a couple of furlongs and granted a sound pace can show a bit more again and poses a serious threat |
King Al |
Cajole |
National Park |
Cajole |
Criminal |
45 |
11 |
-13.3 |
Bevy |
IRE |
b |
f |
Beckford |
Kozy |
Azamour |
3 |
56.25 |
null |
null |
Tyler Heard |
null |
J Butler |
Below par down the field in a novice over 7f at Kempton most recent failing to beat a rival; up in trip a plus; needs huge leap forward |
null |
35 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
-33 |
14.5 |
241 |