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14:25 Newmarket

Thursday 11 July 2024

All13:5014:2515:0015:3516:1016:4517:20

Kingdom Of Bahrain July Stakes (Group 2)

Off time: 14:25 | Winning time: 1m 12.17s

1^st

(1)

Whistlejacket

29-2

11/10f

T: A P O'BrienJ: R L Moore

Made all, hung left from over 1f out, clear inside final furlong, ran on well, unchallenged tchd Evens

2^nd

1 ¾

(2)

Billboard Star

29-2

13/2

T: Eve Johnson HoughtonJ: Charles Bishop

Prominent, ridden over 2f out, every chance over 1f out, no impression on winner inside final furlong, kept on op 17/2 tchd 9/1

3^rd

(5)

Aomori City

29-2

7/1

T: C ApplebyJ: W Buick

Prominent, pushed along over 2f out, unable to quicken over 1f out, went 3rd and kept on inside final furlong tchd 8/1

4^th

(4)

Rajeko

29-2

16/1

T: M L W BellJ: Oisin Murphy

Held up in touch in rear, switched right and effort over 1f out, went 4th inside final furlong, no impression op 14/1

5^th

(3)

Electrolyte

29-2

11/1

T: A WatsonJ: James Doyle

Prominent, ridden over 2f out, weakened well inside final furlong op 15/2

6^th

5 ½

(6)

Ain't Nobody

29-2

4/1

T: K A RyanJ: T Eaves

Held up in touch in rear, effort over 2f out, soon ridden, no impression over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong op 7/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.10Pl:£1.30, £3.00EX:£8.60Trifecta:£31.70SF:£7.89Swingers:£1.90, £2.10, £4.00

Forecasts

Whistlejacket (11/10), Ain't Nobody (4/1), Billboard Star (13/2), Aomori City (7/1), Electrolyte (11/1), Rajeko (16/1)

The smallest field since 2010 for the July Stakes and as usual, various form strands from Royal Ascot are represented against those that have won novices. The vote goes to WHISTLEJACKET, who failed to meet expectations when fourth in the Norfolk but this step back up to 6f looks the way to go. Ain't Nobody made it 2-2 in the Windsor Castle last month so he's most feared, ahead of Electrolyte, who went down by a flared nostril in the Coventry and is open to further progress.