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Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
7 |
-13.8 |
Carl Spackler |
IRE |
ch |
h |
Lope De Vega |
Zindaya |
More Than Ready |
5 |
61.69 |
117 |
null |
S Foley |
null |
C Maher |
Winner of three G1s in US; below par perhaps unsuited by stiff test on straight mile made plenty of use of beaten 3l in Queen Anne Stakes (G1) at Ascot last time; suited by 1m, acts on good and firm; this sharper track will help; outside place claims |
null |
125 |
9 |
5 |
-81.02 |
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|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
296 |
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Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
6 |
-11.9 |
Docklands |
null |
b |
h |
Massaat |
Icky Woo |
Mark of Esteem |
5 |
61.69 |
118 |
t |
Tom Marquand |
null |
Harry Eustace |
Ran to best when winning Queen Anne Stakes (G1) at Ascot by a nose last time; likes Ascot and seems ideally suited by fast ground; yet to win on turf away from that venue though unlucky in Diomed; may struggle to confirm form with Rosallion at this venue |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
123 |
2 |
2 |
41.69 |
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|
3 |
-10 |
39.75 |
391 |
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Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
2 |
-16.8 |
Qirat |
null |
ch |
g |
Showcasing |
Emulous |
Dansili |
4 |
61.69 |
102 |
null |
R Kingscote |
null |
R M Beckett |
Disappointing made a lot of use of up in trip in head gear when down the field in a handicap at Ascot most recently; effective 1m, perhaps best 7f, acts on any; was progressive before latest run; likely outclassed here |
null |
111 |
4 |
null |
null |
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|
5 |
-25 |
18.07 |
342 |
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Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
5 |
17.5 |
Rosallion |
IRE |
b |
c |
Blue Point. |
Rosaline |
New Approach |
4 |
61.69 |
120 |
null |
S M Levey |
null |
R Hannon |
Irish 2000 Guineas winner last year; every chance and improved from seasonal debut when second beaten a nose in Queen Anne Stakes (G1) at Ascot latest losing on bob; suited by 1m and sound surface (not soft); not yet at level before break but still big player and should reverse Ascot form with Docklands |
null |
124 |
5 |
3 |
39.33 |
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|
7 |
-38 |
452.31 |
454 |
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Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
3 |
7.7 |
Field Of Gold |
IRE |
gr |
c |
Kingman |
Princess De Lune |
Shamardal |
3 |
58.06 |
126 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
J T Gosden |
Irish 2000 Guineas winner and unlucky not to win UK version; best run to date and 5l clear at the furlong pole when won St James's Palace Stakes (G1) at Ascot by 3 1/2l last time; brilliant miler, wants sound surface ideally; excellent turn of foot; impossible to oppose |
null |
135 |
4 |
1 |
96.81 |
|
|
1 |
18 |
396.24 |
486 |
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Even |
Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
1 |
32.2 |
Henri Matisse |
IRE |
b |
c |
Wootton Bassett |
Immortal Verse |
Pivotal |
3 |
58.06 |
119 |
null |
R L Moore |
null |
A P OBrien |
Winner of two G1s including French Guineas; yard has won 2 of last 10 runnings of race; second beaten 3 1/2l in St James's Palace Stakes (G1) at Ascot latest where met minor interference; trainer in form; acts on good to soft and good to firm, looks like may get 10f in time; each-way shout but work to do to reverse form with Field Of Gold |
null |
127 |
4 |
4 |
33.01 |
|
|
4 |
-17 |
173.21 |
455 |
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Rosallion shaped as if he'd come on plenty for his return run in the Lockinge at Newbury and did exactly that at Royal Ascot, running a blinder in defeat in the Queen Anne. Just a nose separated Richard Hannon's colt and Ascot specialist Docklands and it would come as no surprise if that form was reversed. However, they've all got FIELD OF GOLD to beat if he arrives in the same scintillating form as when bolting up in the St James's Palace Stakes. He was arguably the most impressive winner all week at Ascot and he had the reopposing French Guineas winner Henri Matisse three and a half lengths back in second. |
Impossible to get away from FIELD OF GOLD who seeks a hat trick of wins at the top level after victories in the Irish Guineas and St James's Palace. He produced a big speed figure in the first of those wins and then a huge rating last time where he quickened clear of the field effortlessly a fair way out. He has 8lb in hand on his rivals on their UK form with the next bext Rosallion based on his victory in the same Ascot contest last year. He hasn't yet proven as good as he was prior to a lay off but has returned with placed efforts in the Lockinge and Queen Anne. He only lost on the bob to Docklands last time and is expected to reverse the form away from that rival's favoured venue. Strong staying French Guineas winner Henri Matisse may once again chase the selection home though he may get slightly closer this time with a clear run and a likely helpful strong pace set by his stablemate who has no chance on the figures. |
Field Of Gold |
Rosallion |
Field Of Gold |
Henri Matisse |
Rosallion |
70 |
4 |
-16.8 |
Serengeti |
FR |
br |
c |
Wootton Bassett |
Holy Roman Empress |
American Pharoah |
3 |
58.06 |
92 |
null |
W M Lordan |
null |
A P OBrien |
Yard has won 2 of last 10 runnings of race; disappointing again down the field in a handicap at Ascot most recent start; trainer in form; suited by 7f as 2yo; yet to show form as 3yo; looks pacemaker for strong stayer Henri Matisse |
null |
96 |
6 |
6 |
-184.84 |
|
|
6 |
-33 |
16.47 |
209 |