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Paddock picks Andrew Ayres continues his tireless tour of the country’s parade rings looking for horses good enough to make one of Britain’s most sought-after notebooks Palavacini looks a star in the making NEWMARKET August 22 (good-firm) 7f 2yo Maiden (Class 4) Delegator and Palavacini pulled clear and look well above average PALAVICINI has plenty of scope and attracted support behind the smart odds-on favourite Delegator. Green early on, Palavicini flew home to snatch second and is a smart middle-distance colt in the making. GOODWOOD August 23 (good-soft) 7f 2yo Fillies Group 3 (Class 1) Ordinary Group 3 and only the winner should be followed FANTASIA is not the biggest but she’s strengthened since her winning debut and landed this prestigious event cosily. She’ll improve over farther, has a good attitude and could give Rainbow Views a race if sent to Ascot for the Fillies’ Mile. GREAT LEIGHS August 27 (standard) 1m 2yo Maiden (Class 4) Fair maiden for the track WORTH A KING’S looked fitter than when disappointing on debut and attracted plenty of support. Soon on the backfoot after being hampered at the start, he stayed on strongly to finish third and is much better than the bare form suggests. LINGFIELD August 28 (standard) 6f 2yo Maiden (Class 4) Ordinary maiden were the front two pulled clear MASTER LIGHTFOOT is from a speedy family and this round-barrelled colt certainly has a sprinter’s physique. Sharply away, he led his rivals a merry dance until headed close home and is nailed on to win a similar event. SANDOWN August 29 (good) 7f 2yo Maiden (Class 4) This featured some promising colts and is a race to note SOUTER POINT looked a shade backward in his coat and “Fantasia could give Rainbow Views a race in the Fillies’ Mile” ran green for much of the race. However, he came home best of all to finish second and will be a different proposition next time. LIBERATION was full of himself in the paddock and pulled hard before sticking on bravely to finish third. Mark Johnston’s colt still looked green when opening his account at Brighton a fortnight later and should continue to progress. RA JUNIOR has plenty of scope and attracted support at long odds. Forced wide after running green, he produced a sharp burst of speed to lead two-out before getting tired and fading into fourth. Losses will be recouped. 7f 2yo Maiden (Class 4) Another smart maiden that will produce plenty of winners ITHBAAT is a leggy, athletic colt who looked a shade green. John Gosden’s bay was repeatedly hampered before staying on well to finish fourth Ethaara (blue silks) and could turn out the best of these in time. He’s a smart prospect. KEMPTON September 3 (standard) 7f Maiden (Class 5) Ordinary maiden CADRE outclassed his rivals in the paddock and swooped late to score impressively. He’s entitled to improve for this return from a 334-day break and could develop into a Listed class performer. LINGFIELD September 5 (standard) 1m2f 3yo Handicap (Class 3) Competitive contest that was turned into a procession CRACKENTORP is a scopey, late developing type who attracted plenty of support against the short priced favourite Sortita. Always travelling best, he quickened clear in fine style and is clearly thriving. There’s a big handicap in this unexposed gelding. 7f 3yo Handicap (Class 6) Modest handicap BILLBERRY looked in great order and won this weak event without coming off the bridle. Fantasia 10 Racing Ahead
A-Z OF PADDOCK POSITIVES FOR OCTOBER Billberry Cadre Crackentorp Ethaara Evasive Fantasia First Queen Headline Act Howdigo Imperial Fling Ithbaat La De Two Liberation Master Lightfoot Palavicini Ra Junior Signor Peltro Souter Point Worth A King’s Many congratulations to the team at Racing Ahead magazine on reaching issue number 50! Racing Ahead PRINTERS OF MAGAZINES, JOURNALS, BROCHURES AND CATALOGUES Registered Office: The Maltings, Manor Lane, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PH Tel: 01778 391000 Fax: 01778 424456 Email: sales@warners.co.uk Web: www.warners.co.uk 11
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