| 1530087 |
1 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
8 |
16.7 |
Starlight Time |
null |
b |
c |
Time Test |
Spirit Raiser |
Invincible Spirit |
2 |
60.78 |
null |
null |
S De Sousa |
null |
R Varian |
Touch green when asked to quicken but made a very promising debut when a 4l winner in a maiden at Epsom on debut; penalty to carry here; looks a very nice sort who should improve for that debut run |
null |
98 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
45 |
1290.76 |
348 |
| 1530087 |
2 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
1 |
-35.2 |
Monastry |
IRE |
b |
c |
St Mark's Basilica |
Vital Force |
Invincible Spirit |
2 |
58.97 |
null |
null |
A J Farragher |
null |
Terry Kent |
2l fourth in a maiden at Haydock first-time out; was always keeping on nicely during his debut effort; would have learnt plenty from that therefore expect a good run here |
null |
90 |
4 |
1 |
5.52 |
|
|
2 |
20 |
306.67 |
409 |
| 1530087 |
3 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
9 |
-44.6 |
Pearl River |
null |
b |
c |
Cotai Glory |
Safiyna |
Sinndar |
2 |
58.97 |
null |
null |
Alec Voikhansky |
null |
R Hannon |
Beaten 2 1/4l in a maiden at Haydock on debut when coming sixth of ten runners; finished behind Monastry that day; sure to come on for the run but this might be a shade tricky for him |
null |
88 |
5 |
2 |
-5.52 |
|
|
6 |
-27 |
256.73 |
316 |
| 1530087 |
4 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
5 |
-26.5 |
Thanh Nam |
null |
ch |
c |
Without Parole |
Millie's Kiss |
Aussie Rules |
2 |
58.97 |
null |
null |
S D Bowen |
null |
James Owen |
2 Feb; Without Parole colt; half-brother to fair 5 furlong horse Indie Skies; dam very useful from 6f (at 2yo) to 7f; yard in great form; might be best watched on debut unless market suggests otherwise |
null |
70 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
12 |
44.15 |
259 |
| 1530087 |
5 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
3 |
16.7 |
Half Sovereign |
FR |
b |
f |
Ten Sovereigns |
Baileys Afterparty |
Supplicant |
2 |
58.51 |
71 |
null |
S H James |
null |
K R Burke |
Fourth of ten on debut at Redcar; had benefited for debut experience when winning a novice at Ayr by 2l last time out; has a current mark of 71 which sets the standard; sure to be a threat here |
null |
96 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-33 |
485.0 |
326 |
| 1530087 |
6 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
4 |
25.3 |
Favourite Friend |
null |
br |
g |
Sea The Moon |
Fanny |
Lord Of England |
2 |
58.06 |
null |
null |
L Morris |
null |
Sir Mark Prescott |
8 Feb; 18,000 euros Sea The Moon gelding; trainer in form; yard in good form; has plenty of stamina in the breeding; looks the sort for the future after a few runs |
null |
61 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-14 |
45.15 |
259 |
| 1530087 |
7 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
7 |
21.0 |
Paroled |
null |
ch |
c |
Without Parole |
Jadwiga |
Pivotal |
2 |
58.06 |
null |
null |
Jonny Peate |
null |
Jack Jones |
6 Mar; £15,000 Without Parole colt; half-brother to useful 9 furlong horse His Finest Hour; yard going well at the moment; best watched unless the market suggests otherwise |
null |
57 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-100 |
141.97 |
249 |
| 1530087 |
8 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
6 |
8.0 |
Mayaada |
IRE |
b |
f |
Phoenix Of Spain |
Young Special |
Fastnet Rock |
2 |
56.7 |
67 |
null |
D Egan |
null |
Ollie Sangster |
Thrice raced maiden; fifth on debut at Bath; third on 2nd start at Chepstow; then a 5l third in a novice over 6f at Newbury on her debut run; has the experience but her abilities look slightly limited compared to a few nice types in here |
null |
84 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-43 |
182.86 |
349 |
| 1530087 |
9 |
2 |
2YO only |
14:45 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes |
£16,200 |
7f 3y |
Soft |
null |
Weak |
The strength of STARLIGHT TIME's Epsom debut success is up for debate, but he showed plenty of ability nonetheless. The son of Time Test faces a tougher test under a penalty, but he is potentially above average and Roger Varian's colt looks worth sticking with. Half Sovereign came good at Ayr on only her second start and further progress looks likely, while Monastry made a promising introduction at Haydock last month and he could should not be overlooked. |
Roger Varian's STARLIGHT TIME looks like the type in this race that could go on to big things in his career; he had a pretty taking debut at Epsom last time, where he won by a ready 4 lengths in the end. He did look quite green throughout, but he won that race in a manner that would suggest he is a decent type for owner Colin Matthew. The form of that debut race has really been let down, but he won comfortably and was clearly the type to go forward and kick on. He looks like a nice horse who could progress into black-type company after winning this. Half Sovereign was a decent enough 4th on her debut before going on to win next time out at Ayr by just under 2 lengths in the end. She might bump into one here unfortunately, but settling for a 2nd place here will be good for her. And Monastry was a nice 4th on debut; he can run better here and fill the places. |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Starlight Time |
Half Sovereign |
Monastry |
36 |
2 |
3.7 |
Princess Honey Bee |
null |
b |
f |
Aclaim |
Bee Ina Bonnet |
Helmet |
2 |
56.7 |
null |
null |
Daniel Muscutt |
null |
Eve Johnson Houghton |
28 Feb; 23,000gns Aclaim filly; half-sister to moderate 8 furlong horse J J Stingleton; dam very useful at 7f at 2yo; yard in good form; could go well on debut for a yard who do well with their youngsters |
null |
79 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
259 |