Choreography

What adds genuine interest here is the trainer. Michael Bell operates out of Newmarket, the spiritual home of British flat racing, and his yard has sent out 45 winners already this season — a figure that tells you this is not a small operation sending out hopefuls and hoping for the best. Bell is an experienced handler with a long track record of preparing young horses properly, and a stable firing at that volume tends to have a decent read on which of their two-year-olds are ready to run well first time out. The fact that Choreography has made it to the track at two suggests the team believe the horse is forward enough to race, which in itself is mildly encouraging given the breeding points towards a horse that may ultimately need more time.

Debut runners are the great lottery of racing. Some bolt up, some need the experience. But with the pedigree and the stable in good form, Choreography is worth watching closely.