The market favourite at 1.91, but the form reads 4-1 with a fourth on debut followed by a fifth-place finish (or win—data shows conflicting information), so she hasn't actually won despite being backed like she has. At 1.91 in an open field with six other runners, the odds do not reflect the uncertainty around one race of actual form.
Lightly raced (1 career races)Market favourite (1.91)
Won on debut at Nottingham but has since finished sixth at Newcastle, so that maiden victory now looks less impressive with just one race under his belt. Drifted dramatically from 1.1 to 8.4 in the market, which suggests doubts about whether he can repeat that early promise, and he's drawn 7 (mid-range) on a track where low numbers have a clear edge.
Two races, no wins, but he was second at Hamilton just 20 days ago, which proves he can get competitive at this level. Drawn in the worst spot (14) on a track where high numbers struggle badly, and his most recent run was a disappointing seventh at Ascot.
One run, one sixth-place finish, beaten over 13 lengths at Newmarket—this is a horse still learning what racing is about. Richard Hannon's yard is hot this season and has the resources to develop young talent, but there's nothing in the form yet to suggest this one is ready to win.
Two races and a second-place finish at Bath 69 days ago shows she has ability, but she's been away for 50 days and then finished tenth at Newbury on her most recent outing. The layoff and recent poor form suggest she's regressing rather than progressing.
Lightly raced (2 career races)
Trainer Quotes
May 2026
"She's my other Super Sprint entry. She's a very nice, strong filly. Progeny of Coulsty generally need a bit of time, although hopefully she'll run at the end of the month as I'd like to get one run into her before the Super Sprint. She shows a lot of speed at home - she is still a little bit on the weak side but keeps improving. Coulsty had a very good first season as a sire when Covid was about - his two year-olds ran very well early on but, of course, the campaign only started that year in the middle of the season. She is also in the Harry's Half Million at York in August and that would be her main target this year. She'd be one of the nicer ones we've got here. 14-05-26"
Two races in, no wins yet, but did pick up a third-place finish which shows some ability to mix it. The trainer-jockey combo has a decent record together, but at 25.0 odds the market has little faith here, and the most recent run was sixth at Newmarket.
Racecourse debut with no prior form, but gets the best draw available at 1 (13% win rate from low numbers here). The pedigree is straightforward rather than eye-catching, and at 60.0 odds the market suggests this is not a standout prospect.
Racecourse debut with no prior form, so everything is unknown, but the pedigree (by Mayson, a stallion known for fast, precocious youngsters) suggests he could be sharp. Gets the draw advantage at 4, though at 65.0 odds the market is not convinced.
Made his debut just six days ago and finished ninth, beaten heavily, then is being sent straight back out again—that quick turnaround is unusual and suggests the trainer wants to get another race into him quickly rather than that he's ready to win. Drawn 10 (mid-range) on a track that hasn't favoured this stretch, and at 75.0 odds there's little market support.
Lightly raced (1 career races)Runs again after just 6 days
Racecourse debut with no form at all, drawn 13 (poor draw here), and at 200.0 odds the market has priced him out entirely. The pedigree (Due Diligence x Kodiac) has some speed, but there's nothing to suggest he belongs in this race.
Racecourse debut with solid pedigree (Without Parole, a top-level winner, x Librettist mare), drawn 11 (poor), and at 300.0 odds completely written off by the market. This is another blank slate with a jockey-trainer combo meeting for the first time.
Made his debut just 11 days ago and finished twelfth on what appears to have been wet ground—now he's switching to a dry track for only his second race. Has never run on dry ground before, so this is genuinely new territory, and a twelfth on debut gives nothing to work with.
Never raced on dry groundLightly raced (1 career races)
Racecourse debut with a blank formbook, drawn 12 (poor), at 150.0 odds, and trained by Rod Millman (0 wins from 11 races with this jockey combo). Nothing in the background suggests this is a strong prospect.
Racecourse debut with a genuinely strong pedigree (Charming Thought x Sea The Stars mare), which is the most impressive bloodline among the debutants here. Drawn 2 (good draw), but at 300.0 odds the market has shown zero interest, and this is a first-time jockey-trainer pairing.
How do odds work?The first number is what you win, the second is what you bet. So 5/2 means you win £5 for every £2. 4/1 means you win £4 for every £1. The bigger the first number, the less likely bookmakers think the horse will win — but the more you'd win if it does.