| 1530089 |
1 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
1 |
-8.2 |
Bond Spirit |
null |
ch |
g |
Monsieur Bond |
Spirit Na Heireann |
Dubawi |
6 |
61.23 |
46 |
b1 |
L Morris |
null |
L Allan |
Weak in the market when beaten by 8l in a classified race here last time; generally out of form at the moment; blinkers fitted for the first time; usually held up; needs to improve here |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
39 |
4 |
7 |
-192.06 |
|
|
5 |
-25 |
79.67 |
235 |
| 1530089 |
2 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
8 |
7.1 |
Fen Tiger |
IRE |
b |
g |
Vadamos |
Three Knots |
Chineur |
7 |
61.23 |
49 |
null |
C R Lyons |
7 |
Julia Shelley Birkett |
Wide trip to deal with when beaten by 4l in a classified race here last time out; down a lb in the weights after that run; slightly out of form at present therefore best watched here |
null |
50 |
5 |
5 |
-6.34 |
|
|
9 |
-40 |
240.0 |
364 |
| 1530089 |
3 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
9 |
36.0 |
Marinakis |
IRE |
b |
g |
Ulysses |
Giennah |
Tamayuz |
5 |
61.23 |
49 |
t |
D Egan |
null |
Ian Williams |
Did not get a clear run when coming fourth and beaten by 2l in a classified race here latest; down 1lb from the run last time; winner off this mark in this sort of race at Wolverhampton in February; a contender in this |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
53 |
6 |
4 |
84.34 |
|
|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
380 |
| 1530089 |
4 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
3 |
37.7 |
Maruna |
null |
b |
m |
Massaat |
Aruan |
Equiano |
5 |
61.23 |
46 |
null |
Daniel Muscutt |
null |
M Murphy |
Hung under pressure and continued in poor form when coming fourth and beaten by 4 1/4l in a classified race over 10 furlongs at Lingfield latest; better form on AW; regressing these days |
null |
40 |
6 |
6 |
-108.45 |
|
|
6 |
-27 |
155.0 |
245 |
| 1530089 |
5 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
2 |
-38.8 |
Saxon Land |
IRE |
b |
f |
Saxon Warrior |
Turama |
Pivotal |
4 |
61.23 |
50 |
v1 |
Paddy Bradley |
null |
James Owen |
Beaten by 7l in a handicap over 12 furlongs at Catterick last time; generally out of form at the moment; visor fitted for the first time; yet to win a race in sixteen runs; needs to improve here |
Wearing a visor for the first time |
53 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
293 |
| 1530089 |
6 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
6 |
22.4 |
Trackman |
null |
b |
g |
Cracksman |
Devotion |
Dylan Thomas |
5 |
61.23 |
45 |
null |
William Carson |
null |
Simon Pearce |
Yet to win in twenty career runs; below par when well beaten in a handicap over 12 furlongs at Leicester latest; generally out of form at the moment; has a bit to find in this |
null |
43 |
9 |
8 |
-243.0 |
|
|
7 |
-33 |
177.38 |
242 |
| 1530089 |
7 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
7 |
-54.1 |
Wannabeawallaby |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Australia |
Yeah Baby |
Danehill Dancer |
4 |
61.23 |
45 |
null |
Kyle Strydom |
null |
Dylan Cunha |
Ran to form when coming a 3/4l third in a classified race here most recent run; running well at present without winning; was well fancied to win last time; sure to run well again here |
null |
54 |
8 |
3 |
184.54 |
|
|
8 |
-33 |
346.75 |
362 |
| 1530089 |
8 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
5 |
68.3 |
Kilima |
null |
br |
g |
Pinatubo |
Bantu |
Cape Cross |
3 |
56.7 |
48 |
p |
Laura Pearson |
null |
James Owen |
Won a classified race here by a neck last time; his first career victory in five career runs; yard going well at the moment; could be the sort to kick on now he has finally got his head in front |
Wearing cheek pieces |
52 |
2 |
2 |
195.19 |
|
|
4 |
-10 |
126.92 |
383 |
| 1530089 |
9 |
6 |
3YO plus |
15:47 |
Yarmouth |
28 Jul 2025 |
Winning Experience With Moulton Racing Classified Stakes |
£3,454 |
1m 3f 104y |
Soft |
null |
Even |
Fourth over C&D 12 days ago, MARINAKIS would have gone close were he not denied a clear run inside the final furlong. Compensation could be on the cards for Ian Williams' charge at the main expense of reopposing winner Kilima. The three-year-old warrants respect in his current mood and should not be taken lightly. Stablemate Saxon Land is the pick of the remainder. |
Not exactly the strongest race on paper, but given the fact that KILIMA got his head in front for the very first time at this venue in a classified last time out, a similar contest to this, then he can strike again here. Sometimes these sorts of lower-graded horses just need that incentive to go and win, and with him now being a winner, he looks the sort to go on and win again. The yard are going well; James Owen does very well with these types; therefore, he is the one they have to beat here. Marinakis hails from a good outfit that does very well with these types; he has dropped down to his previous winning mark; however, he might just bump into an unexposed rival here. And Wannabeawallaby is yet to win in nineteen career starts, but he ran well at this venue last time out; therefore, he could run well here and fill the places for an in-form yard. |
Marinakis |
Kilima |
Kilima |
Marinakis |
Wannabeawallaby |
82 |
4 |
-38.8 |
Rolling Luck |
null |
b |
g |
New Bay |
Lady Tiana |
Sir Percy |
3 |
56.7 |
47 |
t |
Alec Voikhansky |
3 |
S P C Woods |
Yet to win in seven career runs; ideally suited by the trip when coming second and beaten a neck in a classified race here latest; has a chance here with just a 1lb rise in the weights |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
52 |
2 |
1 |
266.9 |
|
|
1 |
67 |
1828.57 |
368 |