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Sa Oct 23 – 15.30 BST Doncaster
The Osteopath will relish give underfoot after heavy rain in
the north.
The juvenile son of Danehill Dancer put up a good effort
when third to Rare Breed on his debut in June. Connections
reported the ground was unsuitably fast when making a quick
return at Newcastle a week later. Michael Dods insists
“This horse will be a different proposition on soft ground.”
This sharp type boasts an impressive turn of foot and Dods
told Borderer to follow the colt closely from now on.
Tamienberg was well backed when stepped up to 1m5f at
Hamilton last time but could finish only third to Turnstile.
The extra furlong at York is sure to suit and a rating of 70
appears fair enough.
Bay Story benefited from the fitting of blinkers when
successful at Newbury three outings ago.Johnston’s son of Kris S was subsequently beaten in fiercely
competitive events, both times with the blinds on, at York
and Goodwood. But the three-year-old could be worth another
chance in York’s lm4f handicap.
GOLD GUN (4.50) has been absent since winning a maiden at
Newbury in April but Michael Jarvis’ charge can start to
make up for lost time in the Persian Punch Conditions
Stakes.
He raced twice as a two-year-old last season, finishing down
the field on both occasions, but when stepped up to 1 if on
his seasonal debut showed much improved form to beat Kong,
who won the Lingfield Derby ThaI next time, with a big gap
to the third, who also won next time out. This trip looks
sure to bring further improvement.
Camrose showed an improved attitude in first time blinkers
at York last time and is another to consider.
NIDIAL (4.20) can take the big race of the day. She made a
successful debut at Newmarket in July, when clear of a
decent field, and then split Nannina and Mixed Blessing,
first and third at Good-wood on Sunday, when runner up in
the Princess Margaret Stakes at Newbury last time. A repeat
of that effort should be good enough against today’s rivals.
Sprinters from the Malcolm Saunders’ yard always merit close
attention and EXTREMELY RARE (2.20) looks another who can do
well for the stable.
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