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British Stallion Studs EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
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Speed race on the flat About 5 furlongs Slightly soft ground Standard race 7 runners £10308 prize
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TrackLab's Top Pick
50
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Super Value at 83/100
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B. Loughnane · G. Boughey · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Debut
50
Super Value
First run (debut)
TrackLab Insight
Market favourite at 2.14 for her racecourse debut, backed by a heavyweight trainer-jockey partnership (George Boughey and Billy Loughnane: 148 wins from 806). By Night Of Thunder out of a Dariyan mare, she carries pedigree weight. Draws low (1), where the win rate stands at 14%—the best slot in the field.
Racecourse debut Market favourite (2.14)
J. Watson · A. Balding · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Form
16
Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
Two races, two defeats (7th at Yarmouth, 6th at Newbury), with no place finish yet in her record. Most recent outing was just 17 days ago and she's never run on slightly soft ground. Andrew Balding's yard is firing winners all season, but this filly hasn't yet clicked—she draws ideally in stall 3, but form doesn't yet justify favouritism.
Never raced on slightly soft ground Lightly raced (2 career races)
T. Eaves · B. Ellison · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Form
16
Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
An unexposed racecourse debutante with no form on record yet—though there's a tantalising hint in her lineage: third place in a pre-racecourse trial at Newcastle 28 days ago suggests the yard thinks there's something here. By Sands Of Mali out of a One Cool Cat mare, she's never run on slightly soft ground. Draws low (2), but the Brian Ellison-Tom Eaves pairing carries zero wins from three races together.
Never raced on slightly soft ground
D. Keenan · G. Scott · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Form
12.5
Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
Single outing produced an eighth-place finish at Sandown just 29 days ago—a poor result that suggests this filly is still some way off understanding what racing demands. She's never tackled slightly soft ground and draws a middling stall (4); the jockey-trainer combo is competent (38 wins from 210), but that doesn't cure inexperience.
Never raced on slightly soft ground Lightly raced (1 career races)
J. Nicholls(3) · K. R. Burke · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Debut
9.5
First run (debut)
TrackLab Insight
Racecourse debut for a filly carrying proper bloodlines—by Harry Angel out of a Kodiac mare, both proven at the top level. The K. R. Burke yard and Jack Nicholls have a working relationship (11 wins from 94 together), but Angel Ceecee is an unknown quantity stepping into a competitive field. Draws high (7) in a race where low draws have a clear edge; that's a strike against her on first outing.
Racecourse debut
P. Mulrennan · K. R. Burke · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Form
2.2
Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
Twin seventh-place finishes from her two races (York, Ayr) show a consistent ceiling so far, with no place money to her name. The K. R. Burke yard is in form, but her jockey-trainer pairing has a meagre record (2 wins from 12). Draws stall 5; nothing in her record suggests a breakthrough is coming.
Lightly raced (2 career races)
F. Bughanaim · C. Kellett · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Form
0.4
Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
One race under her belt and nowhere near the winners' circle—finished fifth at Musselburgh 53 days ago and has never run on slightly soft ground. The odds have collapsed from 1.03 to 80.0, suggesting the market has lost faith entirely. Running from draw 6 with an untested jockey-trainer pairing offers little reassurance.
Never raced on slightly soft ground Lightly raced (1 career races)
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