Kempton
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Unibet/EBF Maiden Fillies' Stakes (GBB/GBBPlus Race)
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Polytrack surface
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The clear market favourite and the pick of the editorial team — she ran second on debut, which is a solid foundation, and the Gosden yard is in good form with roughly 1 in 4 runners winning recently. Oisin Murphy, one of the best jockeys in the sport, takes the ride and has been firing on all cylinders lately with 7 winners from 36 rides in the past two weeks. The main question is whether the slow ground suits, but everything else about her profile makes her the standout horse in this field.
Racecourse debut
Trainer in best form (3 from 12 last 2wk)
Market favourite (1.83)
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Finished third on her only career race at Haydock, beaten just two and a half lengths, which makes her one of the more eye-catching unexposed horses in this field. She is trained by Charlie Appleby and ridden by William Buick — a combination that has produced over 340 winners together and regularly handles horses who are expected to improve with each run. The big unknown is whether she handles today's slow, wet conditions, having never raced in them before.
Never raced on slow ground
Lightly raced (1 career races)
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Ran just once and finished third, which at least shows she can be competitive — but one race tells you almost nothing about a young horse's true ability. She has never raced on wet or slow ground before, so today's conditions are an unknown. With the favourite and several others boasting similar or better form, she has plenty to prove.
Never raced on slow ground
Lightly raced (1 career races)
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Racing for the very first time, so there is no form to study whatsoever. Her breeding is genuinely impressive — her father, St Mark's Basilica, was one of Europe's best racehorses and is already making a name as a stallion. Debut runners are always a leap of faith, but this one at least has the pedigree to suggest she could be better than her market price implies.
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Makes her racecourse debut today wearing a hood, which trainers sometimes use to help a nervous or distracted horse focus — worth noting for a first-timer. Her father, Flintshire, was a top-level performer across Europe, so the breeding has some substance behind it. Without any previous form, though, she is essentially an unknown quantity stepping straight into competition.
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Managed just one race so far and finished seventh, so there is very little to work with. Like stablemates Palomezcal and Sullom Voe, she has never raced on slow ground before. The one positive is that jockey Sean Levey has been in decent form recently, winning roughly 1 in 4 rides over the past two weeks — the best of the three Menuisier runners here.
Never raced on slow ground
Lightly raced (1 career races)
Jockey in best form (3 from 13 last 2wk)
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Two races, two eighth-place finishes — consistent in the wrong direction, and never once threatened to get involved. She has never raced on slow ground before, adding another question mark to an already thin profile. One of three runners from the same trainer today, and currently the least fancied of the trio in the market.
Never raced on slow ground
Lightly raced (2 career races)
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Three races, three last-place finishes — beaten by 24 lengths or more every time, including twice at these two artificial tracks. The data here is as clear as it gets, and none of it points toward a turnaround today. At 200-1, the market is saying exactly what the form is saying.
Lightly raced (3 career races)
3 straight top-3 finishes
Unfancied in the market despite a high rating
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Finished ninth and tenth in her only two races, both on normal grass tracks, and has never experienced the slow, wet conditions she faces today. Shares the same trainer as Sullom Voe and Persian Flaw, but neither the form nor the jockey's recent record — zero wins from 13 rides in the past two weeks — gives much cause for optimism.
Never raced on slow ground
Lightly raced (2 career races)
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