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Newbury

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Highclere Horse Feeds EBF Fillies' Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
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Speed race on the flat About 7 furlongs Mostly firm ground Mid-level race 5 runners £8100 prize
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TrackLab's Top Pick
54
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T. Marquand · W. Haggas · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Debut
54
First run (debut)
TrackLab Insight
Market favourite at 1.83 trained by the powerhouse William Haggas yard, but also a debut finisher in third place just days ago with zero wins to her name. The betting suggests confidence in the yard's ability, but she faces the only proven winner on the track and the odds don't reflect that gap in evidence.
Racecourse debut Market favourite (1.83)
O. Murphy · E. Walker · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Debut
21
First run (debut)
TrackLab Insight
Racecourse debut with one race already completed — finished third that day, which is a solid start but not enough to trouble the proven winner. Drawn in one (lowest slot), but the lack of racing experience and form counts heavily against her here.
Racecourse debut
J. Leavy · C. Cox · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Form Track
11
Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before
TrackLab Insight
Two races in, still chasing a first win but showed real promise with second place at Newbury just three weeks ago, beaten only half a length. Trained by the sharp Clive Cox, but that near-miss combined with a sixth-place finish suggests she's not quite at the level of the course winner yet.
Lightly raced (2 career races)
P. Dobbs · A. Perrett · 2yo · 9st 2lb
Debut
2.2
First run (debut)
TrackLab Insight
Complete unknown on racecourse debut with no form to assess, though the pedigree through Harry Angel suggests speed and competitiveness. Odds of 29.0 reflect the uncertainty, and without any prior evidence, this is a genuine lottery ticket against an experienced winner.
Racecourse debut
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