Paco Boy colt who has been too green to do himself justice so far; although was noted getting the message late on at Beverley. Failed to build on that next time and drops into selling company.
Cost just £1,000 at the breeze-ups and has shown little other than greenness and a tendency to hang left. Down into a grade where he may show a bit more, but others have stronger appeal.
Kodiac colt and half-brother to a winner effective from 5f-7f. From a good small yard who are 4-25 with this age group on turf in 2018 and top jockey booked who is 3-5 when riding for them.
Only beat one home on debut but dropped steeply in class here. Worrying to see cheekpieces applied so early in his career. Stable sprang a 50/1 surprise with a juvenile in midweek.
Landed a similar race at Windsor in good style three weeks ago and her next run must have come too soon. Should give a better account here following a two week break.
Just two runs under her belt so far, but the kindness she was shown under considerate rides could be repaid soon. From a yard that are doing well with their juveniles this year and who have a 3-5 record in this contest.
Gregorian filly was outpaced on Windsor debut and looks ready for further. Stable have a good record in this but hold more obvious claims with Cherry Cola.
Non-Runners
3
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Made In Lewisham22
Weight: 9-0|Â Â Age: 2
T: P D Evans  J: Non Runner
NR
Forecasts
Sharp And Sharper (11/4), Cherry Cola (7/2), Max Guevara (5/1), Smashing Lass (6/1), Knockabout Queen (8/1), Induct (8/1), Walela (10/1), Connaught Court (14/1), Made In Lewisham (14/1), The Big Bad (33/1)
Mick Channon has had three winners and a third from five runners in this. He is doubly represented this time and CHERRY COLA has the more obvious claims having created a favourable impression on her Bath debut under a considerate ride. The sister to three winners has most to fear from Smashing Lass and Knockabout Queen, but the newcomer Sharp And Sharper is one to monitor for market move.