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16:45 Newmarket

Sunday 7 June 2020

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Betfair Exchange More Ways To Win EBF Stallions Novice Stakes (Div 1)

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King Leonidas²²⁸

Age: 3| Weight: 9-9| J: L Dettori| T: J & T Gosden

6/4

Kingman colt (750,000gns yearling); half-brother to the 1m4½f AW winner Rasmee; well backed when beating a stablemate of Bullfinch on debut here (7f, soft) last October; has masses of potential for the future.

Form: 1-

(12)

Big Brown

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: P J McDonald| T: S C Williams

150/1

22,000gns yearling; sixth foal from the dam of the useful stayer Caravan Of Hope (1m4f-1m6½f); other winning siblings include Grandee (1m1f-2m) and Weather Watch (1m4f and 2m hurdle); best watched at this stage.

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(8)

Eagles Crag

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: Oisin Murphy| T: E Walker

25/1

€95,000 yearling; tenth foal from a twice-raced half-sister to the 1m4f Group 1 winner Lomitas; brother to the German Group 3 winner La Saldana (1m); Oisin Murphy booked to ride.

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(11)

Eastern World¹⁷⁹

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: W Buick| T: C Appleby| BF

5/6

Beautifully bred Dubawi colt who is a half-brother to the Dubai World Cup winner Thunder Snow; showed definite promise on AW debut (Kempton, 1m) when going down by ¾L to the Hughie Morrison-trained Starcat in a race which has yielded winners.

Form: 2-

(3)

Keep It Brief

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: Andrea Atzeni| T: R Hannon

33/1

Muhaarar colt (100,000gns yearling); fourth foal from the 6f Listed juvenile winner Brevity; half-brother to two winners, including Brief Visit (1m2f); basic market check required.

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(5)

Late Arrival

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: M Barzalona| T: S & E Crisford

40/1

Night Of Thunder colt; sales price rose as a juvenile to £72,000 (10,000gns yearling); third foal from the dam of an unraced half-sister to seven winners, including the dam of Postponed.

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(1)

Lincoln Bright

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: J F Egan| T: Jane Chapple-Hyam

66/1

60,000gns yearling; eighth foal from the 1m2f winner Night Fairy; half-brother to three winners, namely Majestic Queen (6f-1m, inc Grp 3), Stars So Bright (1m AW) and Fair Star (1m-1m1f and a bumper).

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(4)

Sarvan

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: Harry Bentley| T: George Scott

100/1

50,000gns yearling; third foal from a moderate dam (Tequila Sunsrise) who was closely related to the French Group 1 winner Grey Lilas (1m) and the 1m2f Listed winner Kandahar Run; others are more obvious candidates today.

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(2)

Star Of Wins

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: Tom Marquand| T: W J Haggas

18/1

Sea The Stars colt; second foal from the Listed-placed 6f juvenile winner Ninas Terz; brother to the 7f juvenile scorer Fashion's Star; in very safe hands with William Haggas and merits respect accordingly.

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(7)

Winter Reprise

Age: 3| Weight: 9-2| J: R L Moore| T: D Menuisier

20/1

Intello colt who cost €290,000 as a yearling; eighth foal from the French Listed winner Winter Fashion (7f-1m); half-brother to three winners including the US miler Helm; the booking of Ryan Moore very much catches the eye.

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Non-Runners

(10)

Bullfinch²¹³

Weight: 9-9| Age: 3

T: H & R Charlton J: Jason Watson

(6)

Zmile³⁵¹

Weight: 8-11| Age: 3

T: M L W Bell J: Non Runner

Forecasts

Eastern World (5/6), King Leonidas (6/4), Bullfinch (8/1), Star Of Wins (18/1), Winter Reprise (20/1), Eagles Crag (25/1), Keep It Brief (33/1), Zmile (33/1), Late Arrival (40/1), Lincoln Bright (66/1), Sarvan (100/1), Big Brown (150/1)

The first division of a novice contest which will almost certainly yield any number of future winners. Of the newcomers, Star Of Wins (William Haggas) and Winter Reprise (David Menuisier) are arguably the most intriguing, although both (or either) will need to be right at the top of their respective games in order to trouble King Leonidas and EASTERN WORLD. John Gosden's representative made a striking impression here (7f, soft) when beating a stablemate of Bullfinch but is penalised as a result. Therefore, a very marginal preference is for the beautifully bred Godolphin runner who finished second best on his debut at Kempton.