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LION ROARS AT SANDOWNThe Gr.1 Eclipse Stakes may have been denied one of its star players with the withdrawal of Gr.1 Derby winner Masar on Friday afternoon, but the contest still served up a race for the ages with the Gr.2 Dante Stakes victor Roaring Lion (Kitten’s Joy) defeating Gr.1 2,000 Guineas hero Saxon Warrior (Deep Impact) by a neck after a battle royal in the final furlong.

Roaring Lion had to survive a stewards’ enquiry before being confirmed the winner after he and Saxon Warrior came together and appeared to bump inside the final furlong.

The pair have now met four times and the score stands at two all, Saxon Warrior having had Roaring Lion in arrears when landing both the Gr.1 Racing Post Trophy and the 2,000 Guineas, while Roaring Lion finished a place ahead of his rival when third in the Gr.1 Derby prior to yesterday’s victory at Sandown.

The field of seven in yesterday’s 1m2f contest was taken along by the 2016 Eclipse victor Hawkbill (Kitten’s Joy), with Roaring Lion settled behind the pace in fifth place, slipping to the rear of the field with half a mile to run. Saxon Warror, who was backing up from his third place in last Saturday’s Gr.1 Irish Derby, was one of the first to make his move, with Donnacha O’Brien throwing down the gauntlet two furlongs from home as Oisin Murphy set Roaring Lion down for his run on the outside. Inside the final

furlong, the pair duelled to the line, with Roaring Lion edging slightly right into his rival. Cliffs Of Moher (Galileo), who was not afforded a clear run, represented the older generation by claiming third place, two and a half lengths behind his stablemate.

The victory marked a third Eclipse success for trainer John Gosden. Speaking after the race, Gosden, who previously won the race with Golden Horn (2015) and Nathaniel (2012), commented: “He’s run a great race. We were forced three wide round the bend and were shuffled back wider than we wanted, but having got through all of that I thought he timed it beautifully and he had the race won through the last furlong.”

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Age has given Judicial plenty of experience and he was walked to the start early. During the race, he tracked the pace-settng Mirza under Paul Mulrennan, before making his move a furlong out. Muthmir closed fast and late but Judicial was able to hold on by a neck, with Mirza a length and a quarter back in third place. The Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes was mentioned by connections as a target for the winner.

Bred and owned by the Elite Racing Club, Judicial arrived at the 5f contest on the back of a confidence-boosting victory at Beverley in conditions company, having finished second by just a neck to Mabs Cross (Dutch Art) in the Gr.3 Palace House Stakes at Newmarket in April. Although Judicial had won ten times prior to yesterday’s success, all over the minimum trip, this marked his first Pattern race success.

Although he is the first foal out of his Listed-winning dam, his year-younger half-sister, the dual Gr.1 winner Marsha (Acclamation), has also advertised the talents of the family, which is that of the outstanding miler Soviet Song (Marju).

TANK JUST AWESOME IN DISTAFFAwesometank lived up to her name in the Listed Distaff Stakes at Sandown yesterday, making all to win the 1m contest.

Trained by William Haggas, the daughter of Intense Focus was smartly out of the stalls under James Doyle and showed grit when

Vionnet, a half-sister to the US Gr.2 winners Moulin de Mougin (Curlin) and Schiaparelli (Ghostzapper), out of a Gr.3-winning full-sister to the multiple Gr.3 winner California Flag (Avenue Of Flags).

Vionnet, who sadly died earlier this year after foaling, has also produced the two-year-old Fran The Man (Medaglia D’Oro)

HORSEPLAY LANDS FIRST GROUP SUCCESSHorseplay (Cape Cross) scored the biggest victory of her career when narrowly landing the Gr.2 Lancashire Oaks at Haydock yesterday.

The four-year-old, homebred by Philip Freedman’s Cliveden Stud and trained by Andrew Balding, has been keeping illustrious company in her career to date, but her biggest success prior to yesterday came in the Listed Pretty Polly Stakes last season, before she went on to finish fourth in the Gr.1 Oaks.

Having dropped back to 1m2f in May to finish runner-up to Coronet (Dubawi) in the Gr.2 Middleton Stakes, Horseplay looked to relish yesterday’s step back up to 1m4f. Settled in third behind the front-running God Given (Nathaniel), she tracked the leaders into the home straight on the rail under David Probert. As the field moved to the centre of the track, Horseplay began her challenge, chasing hard to catch God Given as Mrs Sippy (Blame), Precious Ramotswe (Nathaniel) and Flattering (Galileo) all made their plays. Horseplay showed all her talent and courage to overhaul God Given in the shadow of the post, with a photo finish called to split the first two home, separated by a short head. Precious Ramotswe took third, a further length and three quarters away.

Horseplay is a half-sister to three winners, most notably the Listed Hoppings Stakes heroine More Mischief (Azamour), and is out of the Listed River Eden Stakes winner Mischief Making (Lemon Drop Kid), a daughter of the Gr.1 E P Taylor Stakes heroine Fraulein (Acatenango).

FAIR GR.3 VICTORY FOR JUDICIALIn a race where half the field of ten were three-year-olds, it was left to the veteran contingent to fight out the finish of the Gr.3 Sprint Stakes at Sandown, as the six-year-old Judicial (Iffraaj) defeated eight-year-old Muthmir (Invincible Spirit) and 11-year-old Mirza (Oasis Dream).

Judicial (Iffraaj) [centre] wins the Gr.3 Sprint Stakes at Sandown for the Elite Racing Club. © Steve Cargill

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challenged two furlongs from home, quickening up again to repel all comers and win by three quarters of a length. Preening (Dutch Art) and Desert Diamond (Dubawi) both came to challenge, while Di Fede (Shamardal) made up a lot of ground on the wide outside, but Awesometank was always in command. Desert Diamond took second, with Preening a further length and a half way in third.

Bred by Eminent Kind, Awesometank was a 25,000gns purchase from the Tattersalls December Foal Sale. She is a half-sister to the winner Modern Approach (New Approach), out of the winning Lawman mare Janey Muddles, a half-sister to the four-time winner My Single Malt (Danehill Dancer), out of a half-sister to the recent Gr.2 Curragh Cup victor Flag Of Honour (Galileo), Gr.3 winner and sire Air Chief Marshall (Danehill Dancer), dual Listed winner and sire Misu Bond (Danehill Dancer) and Foxtrot Romeo (Danehill Dancer), runner-up in the Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas.

NEARLY CAUGHT AT THE DOUBLENearly Caught (New Approach) recorded his second consecutive victory in the Listed Esher Stakes at Sandown, winning by a length and a quarter from Platitude (Dansili) to register his fourth Stakes success. Hughie Morrison’s eight-year-old gelding had finished second in the Gr.2 Oleander-Rennen in May over today’s trip at Hoppegarten but could manage only ninth in the Queen Alexandra Stakes at Royal Ascot on his most recent start.

In yesterday’s two-mile race, Nearly Caught was settled behind the front-running Jukebox Jive (Jukebox Jury) before making his move three furlongs out, taking the lead inside the final furlong and drawing away to win well, with Jukebox Jive finishing a length and three quarters behind the runner-up.

Bred by The Irish National Stud and a graduate of both Goffs and Tattersalls, Nearly Caught is a half-brother to the Gr.2 Lonsdale Cup heroine Pale Mimosa (Singspiel), who was Gr.1-placed in the Prix du Cadran, and Suailce (Singspiel), Listed-placed over 1m4f. They are out of Katch Me Katie (Danehill), a winning half-sister to Kool Kat Katie (Fairy King), a Gr.2 winner in Canada and Gr.1-placed in the US, and Kalypso Katie (Fairy King), a Gr.3 winner over an extended 1m2f.

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CHAPARRAL’S TARAJA WINS MEHL MULHENS TROPHYTaraja (High Chaparral) asserted close home in a thrilling finish to the Gr.3 Mehl Mulhens Trophy at Hamburg yesterday.

Bred and owned by Gestut Hachtsee, the filly tracked the leader Night Of England (Lord Of England) throughout the 2200m contest. In the home straight, Night Of England looked to have stolen a march on the field, but as Bauyrzhan Murzabayev got to work on Taraja, the filly responded gallantly and fought back. Dina (Nathaniel), who had been at the rear of the field for most of the race, flew fast and late up the centre of the track as the front three battled it out, with Taraja getting up to win by half a length. She was flanked on either side by Dina and Night Of England, who dead-heated for second.

Taraja, who finished second in the Gr.2 Diana Trial last time out, is a full-sister to Tai Chi, a Gr.3 winner at two and now at stud in Germany, and a half-sister to the Listed-placed Takenja (Dubawi), out of the Listed-placed Big Shuffle mare Taita.

Awesometank (Intense Focus) makes all to win the Listed Distaff Stakes at Sandown. © Steve Cargill

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Duchess of Norfolk, the Duke one of the most powerful and controversial members of the Jockey Club and Her Majesty’s Representative at Ascot, the Duchess a very keen punter. He was to win the Gr.1 Gold Cup for them in 1974 with the homebred Ragstone (Ragusa) the year before the Duke died, a great satisfaction to all. In the same year as his move he married Sue, to make a formidable team, including if one chose to smoke cigarettes at the same rate as they did for many years.

It was not that long before Dunlop scored the first of 74 Gr.1 wins in the Irish 1,000 Guineas with Black Satin (Linacre), who was also second in the Gr.2 (then) Coronation Stakes and third in both the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas and Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes. He won the big race of yesterday, the Gr.1 Eclipse Stakes, in 1973 with Scottish Rifle (Sunny Way), also second in the Gr.1 Irish Derby and what is now the Gr.1 International Stakes, and, in an early example of the trainer’s pioneering willingness to travel, he was also third in the Gr.1 Washington International.

One demonstration of him travelling horses before it became commonplace came with North Stoke (Northfields), who rose from a handicapper to win six races on the bounce that included what is now the Gr.1 Irish Champion Stakes and Group races in Belgium and Germany.

It was perhaps surprising he scored his first British Classic win as late as 1978, when Shirley Heights (Mill Reef) got up to deny Hawaiian Sound (Hawaii) in the Gr.1 Derby, a race he was to take again with Erhaab (Chief’s Crown) from impossibly far back in 1994, as well as gaining places with such as Silver Patriarch (Saddlers’ Hall), who won him the Gr.1 St Leger in 1997 and Gr.1 Coronation Cup, and his last really good horse, Sakhee, by Bahri, whom he had trained to take the Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes and, in that memorable ride from Willie Carson, the Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, major factors in the trainer’s title in 1995.

Other Classic winners followed, with Quick As Lightning (Buckpasser) winning the 1,000 Guineas in 1980 and Circus Plume (High Top) the Gr.1 Oaks in 1984. Perhaps the most remarkable of his subsequent Classic winners, however, was Salsabil (Sadler’s Wells), who completed the 1,000 Guineas and Oaks double and then beat the colts in the Irish Derby. That win, and the victory of Shadayid (Shadeed) in the following year’s 1,000 Guineas (as well as the Gr.1 Prix Marcel Boussac at two), was for Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum, his most loyal patron for many years, and a win for his brother Sheikh Mohammed was pretty significant to the racing world, as that of Hatta (Realm), who subsequently took the Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes, at lowly Brighton was the magnate’s first.

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STUNNING LISTED VICTORY FOR STRAWBRIDGEStunning Spirit (Invincible Spirit) recorded her first Listed success yesterday when winning the Grand Prix Anjou Bretagne at Nantes. George Strawbridge’s homebred filly was second to the subsequent dual French Classic victor Brametot (Rajsaman) in the Gr.3 Prix de Fontainebleau in April last year and was Gr.3-placed twice more last season.

Settled in mid-divsion in yesterday’s contest, she made her move on the wide outside, moving up into second on the home turn and, responding well to Aurelien Lemaitre, hit the front in the final 200m and asserted readily from Oriental, (Smart Strike) winning by two lengths. Tulipa Rosa (Excelebration) took third, three quarters of a length behind the runner-up.

The winner is the first foal out of her winning dam, who is a full-sister to the Gr.1 Fillies’ Mile heroine Rainbow View, who also landed the Gr.1 Matron Stakes and went on to win a Gr.3 in the US, and is a half-sister to the US Gr.2 winner Utley (Smart Strike), the US Gr.3 heroine Winter View (Thunder Gulch) and Just As Well (A P Indy), runner-up in three Gr.1 contests on turf in the US. Her dam, No Matter What (Nureyev), is a half-sister to high-class performer E Dubai (Mr Prospector), from the family of the Gr.1 winner and sire Raven’s Pass (Elusive Quality).

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JOHN DUNLOPOne of the finest trainers of his generation, John Dunlop, who deserves to be mentioned alongside the knights Henry Cecil and Michael Stoute, has died at the age of 78, a few days short of his birthday, having not been in great health for some time. The Champion Trainer of 1995 was born at Tetbury, the son of a country doctor who was keen on racing. After National Service in the Royal Ulster Rifles, where his family had its roots, he worked for a couple of years with Neville Dent, who trained successfully and owned the Hart Hill Stud in Dorset, and then Gordon Smyth in 1963 as assistant and secretary, though he was hardly qualified for the latter.

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Millenary (Rainbow Quest) won his tenth and last domestic Classic in the St Leger in 2000, but, although Dunlop recovered from a usually fatal ruptured aorta in 2001, his career went into decline and his last ten years brought no more success in the top grade, with Give Notice (Warning) his last in the Prix du Cadran of 2002. He retired at the end of 2012 in unhappy circumstances, as never in his career was he more than a tenant at Castle Stables at Arundel and the long years in the wilderness took their toll on the business, which led to the most honourable of men having to let down many of his lads, many of them long serving, and suppliers, having sunk pretty much all he had in to the company to try and rescue it, despite it being limited and thus not obliging him to do so. Over the years, he had long association with his jockeys too, starting with Ron Hutchinson, then Willie Carson, Richard Hills and in later years Ted Durcan, though he never had them appear at the yard.

Tall, distinguished and courteous, it would be unfair to call him patrician, as he was friendlier than that, but he certainly had the air of authority, never seemed to raise his voice and, blessed with a fine wit and sense of irony, was always interesting to talk to (including about paintings), with a propensity to surprise. When asked about Wassl (Mill Reef), who won the Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas – the English equivalent was the only domestic Classic to elude him in his total of 10 – and dead-heated in the Gr.2 (then) Lockinge Stakes at four, he said: “Really, he was a two-year-old that did not train on as I thought he might. He was never as brilliant as when he won the Hyperion at Ascot.”

Far more than a trainer, he was active in racing related charities, notably as a trustee of the Racing Welfare, the Moorcroft Centre and the British Racing School, as well as raising more than £250,000 for local charities at his open days. He was also involved with Goodwood racecourse for a number of years. He was highly competitive, but a great giver too, not always two qualities that go together. He was appointed OBE in 1996.

He and Sue had three sons, but tragedy struck in 1997 when their eldest Tim, who had just gone to Chantilly as a pupil, was killed in a car crash, which affected them both very deeply. They had pride, however, that both Ed and Harry have carved out successful careers as trainers.

Dunlop was equally proficient in handling sprinters, notably the exceptional Champion Habibti (Habitat), who won three Gr.1 and three more now of that grade, and he had good two-year-olds, such as Gr.1 Dewhurst Stakes victor Mujahid (Danzig). As a fearless traveller with horses, he actually handled one who came the other way, Balmerino (Trictrac), who came from New Zealand and finished second under Dunlop’s care in the Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Rarely for a trainer of Classic winners, Dunlop, who trained over 3,500 winners in all, realised the value of a win for a filly and he was as cunning a handler as one could meet. He was a not-infrequent subject of an H19 enquiry, where a horse that has not been placed wins and is reviewed by the stewards, often with a filly in her first handicap. On one occasion at Kempton Park, he duly appeared after the vital bracket had been gained and, in his most insouciant style, offered: “I think she ran far better when she was beaten on her last start than when she won here today.” What could one say to that, coming from such a master?

Dunlop loved stock and showing it, particularly cattle and heavyweight hunters. He kept a few prize beasts and was once asked by an Antipodean rancher how many cattle he had. He replied five, at which came the whistled rejoinder, “That many!”, as he dealt in thousands. Like many a good stockman, he knew all the pedigrees and details of his charges, even when he became the first British trainer to have 200 horses on his books.

John Dunlop, trainer of 74 Gr.1 winners, with his Gr.2 Doncaster Cup victor Times Up (Olden Times). © Steve Cargill

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the dual American Stakes winner Alexis Tangier (Tiznow) and the American Stakes scorer Bronson (Medaglia D’Oro). The second dam is Cambiocorsa, the Gr.3 Cienegas Handicap and Gr.3 Senator Ken Maddy Handicap-winning daughter of Avenue Of Flags. She is a full-sister to the five-time Gr.3-winning turf sprinter California Flag. The third dam, Ultrafleet (Afleet), also produced the Gr.3-placed Shadow Raider (Memo).

Vionnet, who died earlier this year, has a two-year-old colt by Medaglia D’Oro named Fran The Man ($550,000 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select Yearling Sale by Spendthrift Farm).

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Gr.2 LANCASHIRE OAKS, Haydock, 1m4f, 3yo+f&m, 1st £52,740, 2nd £19,995, 3rd £10,0071. HORSEPLAY (GB), 4f,

Cape Cross – Mischief Making (Lemon Drop Kid) 2nd dam Fraulein (Acatenango) 3rd dam Francfurter (Legend Of France) O/B: Cliveden Stud, T: Andrew Balding

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Also ran: Mrs Sippy, Euro Nightmare, Flattering, Snowy Winter Distances: sh, 1¾l, 1¼l, 3½l, 8l, 74l.

Horseplay (Cape Cross) gained a well-deserved first Group victory in this contest, overhauling the front-running God Given (Nathaniel) to win by a short head.

She is a full-sister Gr.1-placed hurdler Devilment, also successful three times on the Flat, and a half-sister to the Listed Hoppings Stakes victrix More Mischief (Azamour), who was also Listed-placed on four occasions, as well as the minor 2m winner Social Media (New Approach). They are out of the Lemon Drop Kid mare Mischief Making, a Listed winner over 1m5f and Gr.3-placed over 2m. She is a half-sister to the dual Listed 7f winner That Is The Spirit (Invincible Spirit) and the 6f Listed winner Khukri (Sepoy). The third dam is the Acatenango mare Fraulein, a Listed winner over a mile in Britain who went on to round off her career in spectacular style with victory in the Gr.1 E P Taylor Stakes at Woodbine. She is a half-sister to Fortissimo (Lord Of England), who was Gr.3-placed in Italy.

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Roaring Lion (Kitten’s Joy) gave his sire a second victory in the Gr.1 Eclipse Stakes, following on from the success of Hawkbill in 2016.

Winner of the Gr.2 Royal Lodge Stakes last term and runner-up in the Gr.1 Racing Post Trophy, Roaring Lion added the Gr.2 Dante Stakes to his tally this season. The son of the now Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms-based Kitten’s Joy is the first foal out of the Gr.1 Rodeo Drive Stakes third Vionnet, a Street Sense half-sister to the Gr.2 Royal Heroine Stakes winner Schiaparelli (Ghostzapper), the Gr.2 John C Mabee Stakes winner Moulin De Mougin (Curlin),

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Also ran: Mr Lupton, Different League, Tricksy Spirit, Mirzam, Koditime, Haddaf, Dream Of Dreams, Sound And Silence Distances: nk, 1¼l, nk, ½l, 1¾l, ½l, 1½l, 3½l, 81l.

Judicial (Iffraaj) withheld the late challenge of Muthmir (Invincible Spirit) to register his first Pattern success and 11th success in all.

He is the first foal out of Marlinka (Marju), who produced the dual Gr.1 sprint heroine Marsha (Acclamation) a year later. Marlinka has also foaled the 5f maiden winner Marseille (Excelebration) and the once-raced Magistrate (Cape Cross). Marlinka only raced as a two-year-old, winning three of her seven starts, including a Listed contest at Vichy. She is a half-sister to four winners, including the multiple sprint handicap winner Searchlight (Kyllachy), and is out of Baralinka (Barathea), successful four times over 5-6f and a half-sister to the outstanding Soviet Song (Marju), winner of five Gr.1 contests over a mile, including the Fillies’ Mile at two and Falmouth Stakes at three and four, as well as the Gr.1 Triumph Hurdle winner Penzance (Pennekamp).

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FRANCE

LR GRAND PRIX ANJOU BRETAGNE, Nantes, 1600m, 4yo+, 1st €26,000, 2nd €10,400, 3rd €7,8001. STUNNING SPIRIT (GB), 4c,

Invincible Spirit – Stunning View (Dynaformer) 2nd dam No Matter What (Nureyev) 3rd dam War Of Words (Lord At War) O/B: George Strawbridge, T: Freddy Head

2. ORIENTAL (Jpn), 4c, Smart Strike – Iron Lips (Iron Mask) O: Sarl Darpat France, B: Wertheimer & Frere, T: Carlos Laffon-Parias

3. TULIPA ROSA (Ire), 4f, Excelebration – Tulipe Rose (Shamardal) O: Anne Boisnard, B: Ecurie Des Monceaux, T: Joel Boisnard €31,000 Arqana October Yearling Sale by Joel Boisnard, consigned by Ecurie des Monceaux

Also ran: Bakoel, Maximum Aurelius, Dothraki Sea, Tres Belaffair, Jasaara Distances: 2l, ¾l, 1½l, snk, 5½l, 9½l, 6½l.

GERMANY

Gr.3 MEHL MULHENS-TROPHY, Hamburg, 2200m, 3yof, 1st €32,000, 2nd €12,000, 3rd €6,0001. TARAJA (Ger), 3f,

High Chaparral – Taita (Big Shuffle) 2nd dam Tamarita (Acatenango) 3rd dam Tamacana (Windwurf) O/B: Gestut Hachtsee, T: Henk Grewe

2. DINA (Ger), 3f, Nathaniel – Diatribe (Tertullian) O/B: Gestut Rottgen, T: Markus Klug

2. NIGHT OF ENGLAND (GB), 3f, Lord Of England – Ninas Rainbow (Rainbow Quest) O: Stall Route 66, B: Windmill Farm Partnership Limited, T: Henk Grewe

LR DISTAFF STAKES, Sandown, 1m, 3yof, 1st £22,684, 2nd £8,600, 3rd £4,3041. AWESOMETANK (GB), 3f,

Intense Focus – Janey Muddles (Lawman) 2nd dam Slip Dance (Celtic Swing) 3rd dam Hawala (Warning) O: Lee Yuk Lun Alan, B: Eminent Kind Ltd, T: William Haggas 25,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Jeremy Brummitt, consigned by Heatherwold Stud

2. DESERT DIAMOND (GB), 3f, Dubawi – Arizona Jewel (Dansili)O: K Abdullah, B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd, T: Sir Michael Stoute

3. PREENING (GB), 3f, Dutch Art – Striving (Danehill Dancer) O/B: Cheveley Park Stud, T: James Fanshawe

Also ran: Di Fede, Tajaanus, Daddies Girl, Gavota, Narella, Darkness Falls, Boradway Distances: ¾l, 1½l, ½l, 2¼l, 1l, sh, nk, 1¾l, 2l.

LR ESHER STAKES, Sandown, 2m, 4yo+, 1st £22,684, 2nd £8,600, 3rd £4,3041. NEARLY CAUGHT (Ire), 8g,

New Approach – Katch Me Katie (Danehill) 2nd dam Miss Toot (Ardross) 3rd dam Blue Stack (Roberto) O: A N Solomons, B: Irish National Stud, T: Hughie Morrison €35,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale by Oak Tree Farm, consigned by the Irish National Stud 25,000gns Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up Sale by Anthony Stroud Bloodstock, consigned by Oak Tree Farm

2. PLATITUDE (GB), 5g, Dansili – Modesta (Sadler’s Wells) O: Mrs S Conway, B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd, T: Amanda Perrett 12,000gns 2017 Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale, by Ryan & Emma Perrett, consigned by Juddmonte Farms

3. JUKEBOX JIVE (Fr), 4g, Jukebox Jury – Sweetheart (Sinndar) O/B: R W Huggins, T: Anthony Honeyball

Also ran: Fun Mac, Montaly High Jinx Distances: 1¼l, 1¾l, sh, 1½l, 7l.

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12,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Sepp Hellmich/Wolfgang Lau, consigned by Windmill Farm

Also ran: Wonder Of Lips, Sword Peinture, Cheshmeh, Enissa, Wackere, Go Rose Distances: ½l, dht, 1¼l, hd, ½l, 2½l, 11l, 4l.

Taraja saw off the front-running Night Of England (Lord Of England) who was forced into a dead-heat by the late finish of Dina (Nathaniel).

Taraja is a full-sister to Tai Chi, winner of four starts at two, including the Gr.3 Preis des Winterfavoriten at Cologne, and a half-sister to the Listed-placed Takenja (Dubawi), as well as Tadai (Dai Jin), a 1500m winner. She is out of the 1400m debut winner Taita (Big Shuffle), who was Listed-placed over 1200m at three. She is a full-sister to the multiple winner Turgenjew, and a half-sister to the winners Totti (Pentire) and Tosca (Amadeus Wolf). The third dam, the Listed winner Tamacana (Windwurf) produced the Listed-placed Turning Leaf (Last Tycoon), dam of the Gr.3 Stuten Meile winner Turning Light (Fantastic Light) ,who in turn has produced the Gr.3-placed Surrey Star (Dubawi).

Taita has a yearling filly by Dabirsim called Tamara and foaled a colt by Soldier Hollow, named Thorin, in April.

SOUTH AFRICA

Gr.1 VODACOM DURBAN JULY, Greyville, 2200m, 1st R2,500,000, 2nd R800,000, 3rd R400,0001. DO IT AGAIN (SAf), 3g,

Twice Over – Sweet Virginia (Casey Tibbs) 2nd dam: Millie Bovana (Royal Prerogative) 3rd dam: Modern Millie (Oligarchy) O: N Jonsson, B Kantor and W J C Mitchell, B: Northfields Stud (Pty) Ltd, T: S J Snaith R1,100,000 BSA National Yearling Sale by J T Freeman

2. MADE TO CONQUER (SAf), 4g, Dynasty – Festive Occasion (Casey Tibbs) O: E A Braun, C T Crowe and N Jonsson, B: M de Broglio, T: S J Snaith R180,000 BSA August HIT Sale by Snaith Racing

3. ELUSIVE SILVA (SAf), 5g, Silvano – Esprit (Fort Wood) O: E G Bouwer, E A Braun, P S Loomes, J Snaith & K P and Mrs J Truter, B: Nutfield Stud, T: S J Snaith R375,000 2014 Cape Premier Yearling Sale by J T Freeman

Also ran: Majestic Mambo, African Night Sky, Rocket Countdown, Fiorella, Tilbury Fort, Coral Fever, Liege, Dark Moon Rising, Matador Man, Secret Potion, Yakeen (Aus), Star Express, White River, Gold Standard, Abashiri Non-runners: Pack Leader, Crowd Pleaser Distances: 1¼l, 4¼l, 1¼l

As expected, the winner of South Africa’s premier race came from the powerful stable of Justin Snaith, whose five runners where headed by the favourite African Night Sky. However, it was the lesser fancied three-year-old Do It Again who took top honours in a slowly-run race.

Such was the lack of pace that African Night Sky moved to the head of affairs in the back straight and, when the race turned into a sprint for home, he was unable to quicken in the straight. Anton Marcus had no such problems on Do It Again and he powered into the lead a furlong from home. The strapping bay ran on strongly to score from stable companion Made To Conquer (Dynasty), while Elusive Silva (Silvano) rounded out a remarkable clean sweep for the Snaith stable.

Runner-up in the Gr.1 Cape Derby, the winner had landed the Gr.2 Daisy Guineas in his penultimate start and entered the July off a creditable fourth in the Gr.1 Daily News 2000. He is Snaith’s third July winner following Dancer’s Daughter (2008) and Legislate (2014).

Do It Again joins last season’s Gold Medallion winner Sand And Sea as the second Gr.1 winner to emerge from the first crop of Klawervlei-based Twice Over. A Juddmonte homebred, he twice carried Khaled Abdullah’s silks to victory in the Gr.1 Champion Stakes.

Bred by Robin Bruss’s Northfields Stud, Do It Again is the third Stakes winner out of the accomplished Sweet Virginia (Casey Tibbs), who defeated male rivals in both the Gr.3 Winter Derby and Gr.3 Winter Classic. In addition to the July winner, she is the dam of Sophomore Sprint hero Strongman (Stronghold) and Gr.3 Winter Guineas third Vilakazi (Visionaire), both of whom were exported to the Far East, as was her Kahal colt Mighty Emperor. Strongman won Hong Kong’s Gr.3 Ladies Purse under the name Horse Of Fortune, while Mighty Emperor has scored five times in Singapore. The grandam Millie Bovana (Royal Prerogative) is a full-sister to Mill Hill, winner of the Lancome Fillies and Germiston November Handicap. She produced dual Gr.3 winner Bushra (Badger Land), who in turn is the dam of Gr.3 East Cape Derby hero True Master (Jet Master) and dual Stakes winner Beataboutthebush (Gimmethegreenlight).

Gr.1 GARDEN PROVINCE STAKES, Greyville, 1600m, f&m, 1st R625,000, 2nd R200,000, 3rd R100,0001. REDBERRY LANE (SAf), 4f,

Western Winter – Strawberry Lane (Jallad) 2nd dam Taineberry (Centaine) 3rd dam Strawberry Fair (Whiskey Road) O/B: Lammerskraal Stud, T: S G Tarry

2. SNOWDANCE (SAf), 3f, Captain Al – Spring Lilac (Joshua Dancer) O: Drakenstein Stud and Mr W J C Mitchell, B: Cheveley Stud, T: S J Snaith R2,000,000 BSA National Yearling Sale by J T Freeman

3. ELUSIVE HEART (SAf), 3f, Elusive Fort – Redeem My Heart (Indigo Magic) O: Chrigor Stud (Pty) Ltd and Mr P G de Beyer, B: Narrow Creek Stud, T: G S Kotzen R100,000 BSA Val de Vie Yearling Sale by Glen Kotzen Racing

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1.35 CHELMSFORD, 2YOF NOVICE AUCTION, 7F AW1. LIBERATRIX (Ire), 2f,

Iffraaj – Sarmad (Dynaformer) O: Sheikh Hamed Dalmook Al Maktoum, B: Rabbah Bloodstock Limited, T: Mark Johnston 10,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2, by Rabbah Bloodstockconsigned by New England Stud Distances: ¾l, ½l. 7 ran.

Liberatrix (Iffraaj) made a winning debut here, staying on well despite a slow start. She is a half-sister to a pair of middle-distance winners, Ad Libitum (Elusive Quality) and Elusive Cowboy (Elusive Quality). Their dam Sarmad (Dynaformer) was unplaced in four starts and is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Anglesey Stakes victor Woodborough (Woodman), also Gr.1-placed three times and later a decent sire in South Africa, Performing Magic (Gone West), winner of the Gr.2 Illinois Derby in the US, and the Listed Woodcote Stakes victrix Dance Trick (Diesis). They are out of the Listed-placed juvenile Performing Arts (The Minstrel), who was third in the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas and is a full-sister to the Gr.1-placed Stakes winner and sussessful sire The Noble Player. The third dam is the triple Group winner Noble Mark (On Your Mark), who produced 11 winners from her 13 foals.

2.00 BEVERLEY, 2YO NOVICE AUCTION, 7½f1. THE TRADER (Ire), 2c,

Mastercraftsman – Chinese White (Dalakhani) O: Ali Saeed, B: Skymarc Farm, T: Mark Johnston €16,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale, by Mark Johnston, consigned by Hollyhill Stud Distances: 3l, 2¾l. 7 ran.

Last of four on his debut a week ago, The Trader (Mastercraftsman) showed a marked improvement to make all here. He is the fourth foal out of Chinese White (Dalakhani) and is a half-brother to Chinese Jade (Cape Cross), also known as Best Effort, successful five times from 7f-1m1f in Britain and Hong Kong, and to The Plough (Sea The Stars), successful over jumps in Italy. They are out of Chinese White, who was crowned the Champion Older Mare in Ireland in 2010, having won the Gr.1 Pretty Polly Stakes, and was also successful in the 2009 Gr.2 Blandford Stakes, as well as scoring three Listed victories and a Gr.3. She is a full-sister to the Gr.3-placed Highly Toxic and to three other more minor winners, out of the Gr.3 Blandford Stakes heroine Chiang Mai (Sadler’s Wells), a half-sister to the Gr.1 Prix de Diane heroine Rafha (Kris), dam of the top-class sprinter and sire Invincible Spirit (Green Desert) and leading sire Kodiac, as well as Gr.3 winners Sadian (Shirley Heights) and Acts Of Grace (Bahri).

Chinese White has a yearling colt by Dark Angel.

Also ran: Gimme Six, Roy’s Riviera (Aus), Neptune’s Rain, Premier Dance, Simply Royal, Folk Dance, She’s A Giver, The Secret Is Out, Ngaga (Aus), Final Judgement, Al Danza Non-runners: Sylvan On Fire, Kilauea Distances: shd, 2¼l, shd

Lammerskraal homebred Redberry Lane sprang a huge upset when she lowered the colours of the hot favourite Snowdance (Captain Al), who on paper, looked to have this prestigious Gr.1 event at her mercy. A daughter of Western Winter, Redberry Lane refused to be beaten when Snowdance headed her entering the final furlong and, displaying a wonderfully game attitude, she responded to Lyle Hewitson’s urgings to regain the lead in the shadow of the post for a first Gr.1 success.

This career-best victory came on the back of an overdue and facile first Stakes win in the Listed Syringa Handicap in late May, which broke a string of five successive second places. Already a valuable broodmare prospect, Redberry Lane is the latest Gr.1 winner for Lammerskraal’s late lamented champion Western Winter, the sire of 92 Stakes winners, of which 22 have triumphed at the highest level.

Out of the winning Jallad mare Strawberry Lane, the filly is a full-sister to Gr.1 Cape Guineas hero Solo Traveller and the Gr.2 Fillies Guineas second Strawberry Ice, who produced Gr.2 Gold Bracelet heroine Flying Ice to the cover of Go Deputy. Strawberry Lane is a full-sister to the talented sprinter Jalberry, a Gr.3 winner and Gr.1-placed when third in the SA Fillies Sprint. She is the dam of last season’s Gr.2 Golden Horseshoe winner Purple Diamond (Var) and the Zimbabwean Stakes winner On This Rock (Trippi). The grandam Taineberry (Centaine) captured the Gr.2 Oaks and is also the grandam of Gr.3 Strelitzia victress Royal Pleasure (Visionaire).

Gr.2 GOLDEN HORSESHOE, Greyville, 1400m, 2yo, 1st R375,000, 2nd R120,000, 3rd R60,0001. BARAHIN (SAf), 2c,

Gimmethegreenlight – Mocha Special (Silvano) 2nd dam Mabola Plum (Fort Wood) 3rd dam Michabo (Super Concorde) O: Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum, B: Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein, T: M F de Kock R2,600,000 BSA National Yearling Sale by Shadwell South Africa

2. SOQRAT (Aus), 2c, Epaulette – Elzeeza (Hussonet) O: Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum, B: Shadwell Stud Australasia Ltd, T: M F de Kock

3. SULKA (SAf), 2c, Gimmethegreenlight – Cruise Collection (Model Man) O: J F & L M F Wernars & P A Pearson, B: Varsfontein Stud, T: J Janse van Vuuren R90,000 BSA Cape Yearling Sale by Kerry Jack Bloodstock

Also ran: Crown Guardian, Cue The Music, Royal Italian, Clifton Crusher, Confessional, Across Seattle, In Cahoots, Rule The Night, Provocateur, Goliath Heron, Basilius Non-runners: Cyber Special, Play Another Tune Distances: shd, 2¼l, 1¾l

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2.25 LEICESTER, 2YO SELLER, 6F1. KNOCKABOUT QUEEN (GB), 2f,

Sixties Icon – Rough Courte (Clodovil) 2nd dam Straight Set (Pivotal) 3rd dam Flying Squaw (Be My Chief ) O: Mrs Louise Marsh, B: Mike Channon Bloodstock Ltd, T: Conor Dore

2. The Big Bad (Ire), 3. Max Guevara (Ire) Distances: 2½l, 4½l. 9 ranPedigree: EBN2018-06-19

2.35 BEVERLEY, EBF 2YO MAIDEN, 5F

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1. THRIVING (GB), 2f, Kodiac – Najam (Singspiel) O: J Barnett, J Shack & G Barnard, B: Rabbah Bloodstock, T: Roger Varian 30,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 by J Shack & G Barnard consigned by Genesis Green Stud Distances: 1¼l, hd. 9 ran.

Second behind an all the way winner on her debut last month, Thriving (Kodiac) took the lead before the furlong marker and

2.05 CHELMSFORD, 2YO NURSERY, 6F AW1. BUCKINGHAM (Ire), 2c,

Clodovil – Lizzy’s Township (Delaware Township) 2nd dam Tarahumara (Black Tie Affair) 3rd dam Northern Glance (Nijinsky) O: The Buckingham Partnership, B: Mrs Louise Quinn, T: Eve Johnson Houghton €13,000 not sold Goffs November Foal Sale consigned by Harcourt Stud €13,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale by Eve Johnson Houghton consigned by Ladytown Stables

2. I Am A Dreamer (GB), 3. Nayslayer (Ire).Distances: 1½l, 1½l. 9 ran.Pedigree: EBN2018-06-01

2.20 HAYDOCK, 3YO+ CONDITIONS, 6F1. MYTHMAKER (GB), 6g,

Major Cadeaux – Mythicism (Oasis Dream) 2nd dam Romantic Myth (Mind Games) 3rd dam My First Romance (Danehill) O: Crossfields Racing, B: Crossfields Bloodstock Ltd, T: Bryan Smart £8,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale by Sittenham Racing consigned by Bearstone Stud

2. Poet’s Vanity (GB), 3. Intisaab (GB)Distances: 1¼l, 1¼l. 4 ran

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2nd dam Alarme Belle (Warning) 3rd dam Dazzlingly Radiant (Try My Best) O: Nearest Green Partners, B: Razza del Sole Societa Agricola Srl, T: Kevin Ryan 35,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Colin Murfitt consigned by Old Buckenham Stud £20,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale by Beechlawn Bloodstock, consigned by Pantile Stud

2. Queens Gift (Ire), 3. Alqaab (GB). Distances: ¾l, 4l. 5 ran.l The winner is Lot 824 at next week’s Tattersalls July Sale.

6.10 NOTTINGHAM, 2YO FILLIES’ NOVICE, 5F1. RED BALLOONS (GB), 2f,

Kyllachy – Cecily (Oasis Dream) O: Clipper Logistics, B: Limestone and Tara Studs, T: Richard Fahey £26,000 Goffs UK Silver Yearling Sale by Joe Foley, consigned by Limestone Stud Distances: 1½l, 2l. 8 ran.

Red Balloons (Kyllachy) was placed on her first two starts before finishing 14th in the Gr.2 Queen Mary Stakes, albeit less than seven lengths adrift of the winner, and she won cosily here as the odds-on favourite. She is a half-sister to the winners Dutch Archer (Dutch Art) and Revel (Makfi) and is the fourth foal out of the Oasis Dream mare Cecily, who won twice up to six furlongs. She is a daughter of the dual winner Odette (Pursuit Of Love), whose six other winners include the Gr.3 Nell Gwyn Stakes victrix Silca’s Gift (Cadeaux Genereux), Gr.3 Firth Of Clyde Stakes winner Violette (Observatory) and the Listed winner and Gr.3 runner-up Virginia Hall (Medicean). The third dam, On Tiptoes (Shareef Dancer), won the Queen Mary Stakes when it held Gr.3 status and the best of her five successful progeny is the Listed-placed Caballero (Cadeaux Genereux). Further back in the family is the dual Gr.1-winning sprinter and young sire Twilight Son (Kyllachy).

Cecily has a yearling Havana Gold filly and foaled a colt by Garswood in April.

6.30 CARLISLE, 2YO NOVICE MEDIAN AUCTION, 5F1. ELJAYEFF (Ire), 2c,

Bungle Inthejungle – Amazing Win (Marju) O: Mrs Katie Nolan, B: Timothy Nuttall, T: Richard Fahey €4,500 not sold 2017 Goffs February Sale consigned by T M N Bloodstock €10,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale by John Nolan, consigned by T M N Bloodstock £30,000 vendor Tattersalls Ireland Ascot Breeze-Up Sale consigned by John Nolan Distances: 5l, ¾l. 6 ran.

Fourth and second on his two outings to date, Eljayeff (Bungle Inthejungle) won very easily here to become the third winner for his dam, the four-time scorer Amazing Win (Marju), following Ibai (Sixties Icon) and Aquadabra (Born To Sea). Amazing Win is a half-sister to a winner, out of the placed juvenile Aqaba (Lake Coniston). The third dam Sahara Breeze (Ela-Mana-Mou), a placed half-sister to the ill-fated Gr.1 victrix Ivanka (Dancing Brave) and to the dam of multiple Gr.1 winner and sire Yeats (Sadler’s Wells), produced four winners, headed by the Gr.1 Prix

found more when challenged in the closing stages. She is a half-sister to the winners Fit The Bill (Iffraaj), Cape Peninsular (Cape Cross) and Pivotal Motion (Pivotal) and is the fifth foal out of the middle-distance winner Najam (Singspiel). Her dam, the lightly-raced Lunda (Soviet Star), produced 11 winners, headed by the triple Gr.3 victor Blue Monday (Darshaan), the Gr.3-placed Listed scorer Rugged Cross (Cape Cross) and the Gr.1-placed Lundy’s Lane (Darshaan), and is the grandam of the dual Gr.2-winning juvenile and young sire Mehmas (Acclamation) and the Listed-placed Puggy (Mark Of Esteem; dam of the dual French Classic winner Avenir Certain). The third dam is the Listed winner Lucayan Princess (High Line), dam of the triple Gr.1 winner and sire Luso (Salse), the ill-fated four-time Gr.1 winner Warrsan (Caerleon), Gr.2 winner and sire Needle Gun (Sure Blade), the Gr.1-placed Gr.3 victrix Cloud Castle (In The Wings; dam of the Group/Listed winners Queen’s Best, Urban Castle and Reverie Solitaire and grandam of Gr.1 winner Queen’s Trust) and the Listed-placed Luana (Shaadi; dam of Gr.3 winners Hattan and Tastahil).

Najam’s yearling is a filly by Muhaarar.

4.10 LEICESTER, EBF 3YO+ MAIDEN, 7F

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1. AMANDINE (GB), 3f, Shamardal – Kissable (Danehill Dancer) O/B: Lordship Stud, T: David Simcock Distances: 1l, shd. 5 ran.

Amandine (Shamardal), who had been placed in three of her five previous outings, came out best in this five-runner race in which the entire field finished within two and a half lengths. She is the first foal out of Kissable (Danehill Dancer), who was Gr.1-placed in Ireland and later a Gr.3-placed Stakes winner in the US. Bought by Lordship Stud/Kern Lillingston for 180,000gns at the end of her racing career, the mare is a full-sister to the Listed-placed Kingdom Of Munster and is the best of the six foals, all winners, out of Kitty O’Shea (Sadler’s Wells). The latter only raced twice but won both, including a Listed contest by six lengths, and is a full-sister to the Gr.1 Racing Post Trophy and Gr.1 St Leger winner and sire Brian Boru and the Gr.3 runner-up Kushnarenkovo (dam of Listed winner Kosmische and grandam of Gr.3 winner Best Solution). The third dam, Gr.3 winner Eva Luna (Alleged), is also responsible for the Gr.2 winner, Gr.1 runner-up and sire Sea Moon (Beat Hollow) and French Gr.2 victrix Moon Search (Rainbow Quest; dam of the Gr.1-winning hurdler Cinders And Ashes). Another daughter of Eva Luna, the unraced Soviet Moon (Sadler’s Wells), is the dam of the Gr.1 Derby and Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe winner and sire Workforce (King’s Best), while other descendents of the fourth dam, the Gr.1 Oaks runner-up Media Luna (Star Appeal), include the Gr.1 Oaks winner Qualify and Gr.1 Kentucky Oaks winner Flute.

Kissable has a yearling Lope De Vega colt and produced a filly by Gleneagles in March.

5.20 BEVERLEY, 3YO+ CONFINED NOVICE, 5F1. NEAREST GREEN (GB), 3g,

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Royal-Oak victor Alcazar (Alzao) and Gr.1 Prix Marcel Boussac winner Lady Of Chad (Last Tycoon; dam of Japanese Listed winner Jewel Of Nile).

Amazing Win has a yearling Tagula colt.

9.00 CARLISLE, 3YO+ MAIDEN, 1M3F1. HIBERNICUS (Ire), 3c,

Sea The Stars – Lidanski (Soviet Star) O/B: Ballylinch Stud, T: Mark Johnston €170,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale by Kilbride Equine/A Keatley Racing consigned by Ballylinch Stud Distances: 2¼l, 3¼l. 5 ran.

This was a belated but successful debut by Hibernicus (Sea The Stars), who raced in third before lengthening his stride down the home straight and winning with a little in hand. He is a half-brother to three winners, notably the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye victrix Wizz Kid (Whipper) and French Listed scorer Mustaheel (Lawman), and is the sixth named foal out of the Listed-placed Lidanski (Soviet Star). Her dam, the dual Gr.3-winning sprinter Lidanna (Nicholas), also produced the Listed scorer Yaa Wayl (Whipper) and the Macau Listed-placed Prince Monalulu (Intikhab) among her eight successful progeny. Lidanna is a half-sister to Shapely Star (Rusticaro), who was a Classic winner in Eastern Europe, out of the winning Elocutionist mare Shapely Test.

Lidanski has a yearling filly by Muhaarar and foaled a Make Believe colt in March.

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2.15 NAAS, EBF 2YO MAIDEN, 7F

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1. CHICAGO MAY (Ire), 2f, Charm Spirit – Urgele (Zafonic) O: Mrs Heather de Bromhead, B: Rockfield Farm, T: Henry de Bromhead €27,000 Goffs Sportsman’s Yearling Sale by Gerry Hogan Bloodstock consigned by Rockfield Farm 78,000gns vendor Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale consigned by Longways Stables Distances: 2½l, ½l. 10 ran.

Chicago May (Charm Spirit) made a winning debut in the style of a smart filly. She travelled well through the race and picked up smartly to ease away from her rivals over the last furlong. She is the tenth foal out of the Listed Prix La Sorellina winner and Gr.3 Prix Miesque third Urgele (Zafonic), whose seven winners are headed by the Listed Rose Bowl Stake scorer Al Aasifh (Invincible Spirit). Urgele is a half-sister to the Listed runner-up Ussaro (Primo Dominie) and they are out of the twice Listed-placed

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great international campaigner Gordon Lord Byron (Byron), who has also been placed six times at the highest level. Charita, who is also the grandam of the dual Listed-placed Avomcic (Avonbridge), is a half-sister to the Gr.2 Premio Emilio Turati scorer Stanott (Mukaddamah) and the Listed-placed Silence Of Night (Bluebird). The third dam is the placed Slew O’Gold mare Seme De Lys, who produced five successful offspring.

Silent Secret has a yearling colt by Due Diligence (€30,000 by Powerstown Stud at the Goffs November Foal Sale).

Urmia (Persian Bold). The third dam, Singapore Girl (Lyphard), won the Gr.2 Prix Maurice de Nieuil before going on to produce 11 winners, including the Gr.2 Prix Noailles winner Gunboat Diplomacy (Dominion) and the Listed-placed duo of Honeytrap (Primo Dominie) and Exotic Girl (Posse). Singapore Girl is also the grandam of the Champion Argentinian Older Horse and multiple Gr.1 victor Riton (Un Desperado), the Gr.3 Premio Pisa winner Worldwide (Sayyaf), the Gr.3 Deutsches St Leger heroine Hey Little Gorl (Sternkonig) and the French Listed winner West Side (Tel Quel).

2.50 NAAS, EBF 3YO CONDITIONS, 6F

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1. MOST GIFTED (USA), 3f, War Front – Gagnoa (Sadler’s Wells) 2nd dam Gwynn (Darshaan) 3rd dam Victoress (Conquistador Cielo) O: Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith and Mrs John Magnier, B: Gagnoa Syndicate, T: A P O’Brien

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2. Full Moon (Ire), 3. Gasta (Ire).Distances: 1¼l, 8l. 3 ran.

3.25 NAAS, EBF 2YO AUCTION MAIDEN, 6F

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1. SPARKLE’N’JOY (Ire), 2f, Sepoy – Silent Secret (Dubai Destination) O: It’s All About The Girls, B: Roland H Alder, T: Mrs J Harrington €40,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale by BBA Ireland, consigned by Owenstown Stud Distances: 2¾l, ½l. 12 ran.

Sparkle ‘n’ Joy (Sepoy) progressed from a couple of encouraging runs in defeat to win well, having raced on the pace from the outset. She is the third winner and sixth foal out of the juvenile scorer Silent Secret (Dubai Destination), who is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Brownstown Stakes and Gr.3 Ridgewood Pearl Stakes heroine Cheyenne Star (Mujahid), who also won twice at Listed level. Cheyenne Star is also the grandam of last year’s Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes and Gr.3 Greenham Stakes winner Barney Roy (Excelebration), who also finished second in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas and Gr.1 Eclipse Stakes. The second dam is the Listed Garnet Stakes winner Charita (Lycius), who is responsible for five winners and is the grandam of the Gr.1 Prix de la Foret, Gr.1 George Ryder Stakes and Gr.1 Haydock Sprint Cup victor and

Sparkle’n’joy (Sepoy) gave the It’s All About The Girls syndicate another winner at Naas yesterday. © Caroline Norris

FRANCE

11.20 [BST] NANTES, 2YO MAIDEN, 1400M1. DR RIO (Fr), 2c,

Rio de la Plata – Dr Wintringham (Monsieur Bond) O/B: Charles Green , T: Eoghan O’Neill Distances: 1l, 5l. 11 ran.

Dr Rio (Rio de la Plata) was unplaced on his debut at Le Lion-d’Angers in April and made a nice winning return. He is the first winner from British victrix Dr Wintringham (Monsieur Bond), who is a half-sister to German Listed winner Carnival Run (Carnival Dancer) and their placed dam Shirley Collins (Robellino), is herself a half-sister to the dual Gr.1 victor Timboroa (Salse). They are out of the unraced Kisumu (Damister), and this is the same female lines as Gr.1 winners Efisio and Mountain Bear.

Dr Wintringham has a yearling filly named Cordey Steps by Sidestep. BR

4.00 (BST) CLAIREFONTAINE, 2YO C&G COND, 1400M1. CHEVALIER CATHARE (Fr), 2c,

Sea The Moon – Zain Al Boldan (Poliglote) O: Mme Isabelle Borbani, Eric Puerari & Gerard Larrieu, B: Haras de Saint-Faust & SAS Gerard Larrieu, T: S Wattel €90,000 not sold Arqana October Yearling Sale consigned by Haras des Capucines Distances: snk, 1l. 8 ran.

Fourth last month at Saint-Cloud, Chevalier Cathare (Sea The Moon) just got up in the final couple of strides. He is a half-brother

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Nadischa has a yearling full-brother to the winner called Northern Star and a filly foal born in April, also by Areion and named Northern Love.

11.35 [BST] HAMBURG, 3YO FILLIES’ MAIDEN, 1800M1. SERENA (Ger), 3f,

Soldier Hollow – Salonshuffle (Big Shuffle) O/B: Gestut Paschberg, T: Hans-Jurgen Groschel €68,000 not sold BBAG September Yearling Sale, consigned by Gestut Paschberg Distances: 4¾l, 1¼l. 8 ran.

Serena (Soldier Hollow) made a very impressive winning debut, travelling well throughout before coming wide on the home turn and drawing away to win easily. She is the first foal out of her winning dam, Salonshuffle (Big Shuffle), who is a half-sister to Monblue (Monsun), a Listed winner over 1600m in Italy, and Listed-placed a further six times in Italy and France, as well as Salon Soldier (Soldier Hollow), Gr.3-placed over 2000m in Germany before going on to Listed success over 1800m in Australia, and the Listed-placed Sommernachstrum (Shirocco). They are out of the Listed winner Salonblue (Bluebird), who was also Gr.3-placed, and is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Curragh Cup victor Peppertree Lane (Peintre Celebre), as well as the Gr.3-placed Top Honor (Highest Honor) and Listed-placed Salon Turtle (Turtle Island).

Salonshuffle has a yearling colt by War Command named Saludos and foaled a colt by Protectionist in April.

STAKES FIELDSIRELAND

Gr.3 EBF BROWNSTOWN STAKES, Fairyhouse, 7f, 3yo+f&m, 1st €44,250, 2nd €14,250, 3rd €6,750, 3.30pmLINCOLN ROCKS (GB), 5m,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Redskin Dancer (Namid)XENOBIA (Ire), 4f,

Falco – Acago (Royal Academy)LIGHTENING QUICK (GB), 3f,

Frankel – Lightening Pearl (Marju)COULD IT BE LOVE (USA), 3f,

War Front – Playa Maya (Arch)DAMSELFLY (Ire), 3f,

Power – Flavia Tatiana (Holy Roman Emperor)HENCE (Ire), 3f,

Galileo – Aleagueoftheirown (Danehill Dancer)WISDOM MIND (Ire), 3f,

Dark Angel – Alina (Galileo)

FRANCE

LR PRIX KISTENA, Deauville, 1200m, 3yo, 1st €27,500, 2nd €11,000, 3rd €8,250, 2.45pm (BST)FORZA CAPITANO (Fr), 3c,

Captain Marvelous – Fantasia (Monsun)VANBRUGH (USA), 3c,

First Defence – Hachita (Gone West)SESTILIO JET (Fr), 3c,

French Fifteen – Hideaway Girl (Fasliyev)

to last year’s Gr.2 Mehl Mulhens Rennen winner Poetic Dream (Poet’s Voice) and the Italian winner Gold Zain (Aqlaam), and is the third named foal out of the Listed Lingfield Oaks Trial winner Zain Al Boldan (Poliglote). Her dam, the dual French Listed victrix Carla (Cardoun), also produced the Gr.3 Prix Edmond Blanc winner Svedov (Exit To Nowhere) among her five winners, and is herself a half-sister to another winner of that race in Golani (Nikos). The third dam, the Gr.3-placed El Quahirah (Cadoudal), is also the grandam of the Gr.2 Prix de Malleret winner Never Forget (Westerner) and her Gr.1-winning chaser half-brother Top Notch (Poliglote). BR

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6.35 (BST) NAPLES, 2YO CLAIMER, 1600M1. UNKNOWN PRINCESS (Ire), 2f,

Dandy Man – Daftara (Caerleon) O: Walter Fucecchi, B: Fergus Cousins, T: Mario Giorgi €6,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale by Attilio Giorgi, consigned by Ballybin Stud Distances: nk, 1¾l. 8 ran.

Unknown Princess (Dandy Man), placed twice in her previous three starts, fought back like a tiger when challenged by Danza Haka (Sakhee’s Secret). The game filly is the sixth winner out of Daftara (Caerleon), who foaled her at 20. The second dam Dafayna (Habitat) won the Gr.3 Cork and Orrery Stakes (now the Gr.1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes) at Royal Ascot and ran third in the Gr.1 July Cup. She produced four winners, topped by the Stakes-placed Darayna (Shernazar). Dafayna is a full-sister to Gr.3 winner and sire Dalsaan and a half-sister to four other Stakes winners, including Doyoun (Mill Reef), who landed the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas. The third dam Dumka (Kashmir II) highlighted her career landing the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches.

Daftara has a yearling filly by Red Jazz. FRANCO RAIMONDI

GERMANY

10.35 [BST] HAMBURG, 3YO CONDITIONS, 1200M1. NORTHERN FOX (Ger), 3c,

Areion – Nadischa (Protektor) O: Ulrich Zerrath, B: Marlene Haller, T: Yasmin Almenrader €8,000 vendor 2016 BBAG October Mixed Sale, consigned by Marlene Haller €7,000 2017 BBAG Spring Sale by Yasmin Almenrader, consigned by Marlene Haller Distances: 1½l, 1½l. 5 ran.

Northern Fox (Areion) got off the mark on his ninth start, having been placed at two and again earlier this season. Travelling in third for much of the race as the field proceeded in indian file, he made his move late in the straight, closing well under a drive to win easing up. He is a full-brother to the four-time winner Northern Sun, successful from 1200-1400m and is the third foal out of Nadischa (Protektor), who scored twice on the Flat over 1400-1500m, and went on to win a 3400m hurdle race as a four-year-old. She is a half-sister to Nareion (Areion), who won six times over sprint trips, out of the juvenile winner Ninigretta (Dashing Blade). The third dam is the unraced Nuora (Solarstern), who only produced the one foal.

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GERMANY

LR PREIS VOM GESTUT ROTTGEN, Hamburg, 2200m, 4yo+f&m, 1st €14,000, 2nd €6,500, 3rd €3,000, 2.20pm (BST)ALICANTE (Ger), 4f,

Lando – Annouche (Unfuwain)FOSUN (Ger), 5m,

Soldier Hollow – Flamingo Sky (Silver Hawk)DIANA STORM (Ger), 4f,

Soldier Hollow – Divya (Platini)PANTHELIA (Fr), 4f,

Gentlewave – Panthesilea (Kendor)ANNA MAGNOLIA (Fr), 4f,

Makfi – Anna Simona (Slip Anchor)EDITH (Ger), 4f,

It’s Gino – Eliza Fong (Dr Fong)GUILIANA (Fr), 4f,

Zoffany – Guiana (Tiger Hill)WAIKITA (Ger), 4f,

Kallisto – Zaynaat (Unfuwain)WILD COMET (Ger), 5m,

Soldier Hollow – Wild Angel (Acatenango)

Gr.1 DEUTSCHES DERBY, Hamburg, 2400m, 3yo, 1st €390,000, 2nd €130,000, 3rd €78,000, 3.55pm (BST)ROYAL YOUMZAIN (Fr), 3c,

Youmzain – Spasha (Shamardal)WELTSTAR (Ger), 3c,

Soldier Hollow – Wellenspiel (Sternkonig)DESTINO (Ger), 3c,

Soldier Hollow – Divya (Platini)SALVE DEL RIO (Ire), 3c,

Rio De La Plata – Salve Aurora (King’s Best)JIMMU (Ger), 3c,

Dalakhani – Jambalaya (Samum)EMERALD MASTER (Ger), 3c,

Mastercraftsman – Emerald Art (Excellent Art)GUIRI (Ger), 3c,

Motivator – Guardia (Monsun)ECCO (GB), 3c,

Maxios – Enjoy The Life (Medicean)ALDENHAM (Ger), 3c,

Mastercraftsman – Akua’da (Shamardal)SWEET MAN (GB), 3c,

Reliable Man – Sworn Pro (Protektor)STAR MAX (Ger), 3c,

Maxios – Startissima (Green Tune)CAPONE (Ger), 3c,

Nathaniel – Codera (Zilzal)ZARGUN (Ger), 3c,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Zenaat (Galileo)CHIMNEY ROCK (Ire), 3c,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Via Ballycroy (Lawman)

BEYOND MY DREAMS (Ire), 3c, Dream Ahead – Street Romance (Street Cry)

FASTIDIOUS (Fr), 3c, Zanzibari – Rapid Transaction (A P Indy)

LEONIO (Fr), 3c, Myboycharlie – Katelyns Kiss (Rahy)

BEAU MASSAGOT (Fr), 3c, Panis – In Memory (Chimes Band)

MARIANAFOOT (Fr), 3c, Footstepsinthesand – Marianabaa (Anabaa)

ROCK MY LOVE (Ger), 3f, Holy Roman Emperor – Rondinay (Cadeaux Genereux)

TECKWIN (Fr), 3c, French Fifteen – Ammia (Medicean)

BILLABONG CAT (Fr), 3c, Siyouni – Lunacat (One Cool Cat)

CONTORTIONISTE (GB), 3c, Pivotal – Distortion (Distorted Humor)

Gr.1 PRIX JEAN PRAT, Deauville, 1600m, 3yo, 1st €228,560, 2nd €91,440, 3rd €45,720, 3.30pm (BST)OLMEDO (Fr), 3c,

Declaration Of War – Super Pie (Pivotal)WUSOOL (USA), 3c,

Speightstown – Torrestrella (Orpen)HEY GAMAN (GB), 3c,

New Approach – Arsaadi (Dubawi)INTELLOGENT (Ire), 3c,

Intello – Nuit Polaire (Kheleyf)CASCADIAN (GB), 3c,

New Approach – Falls Of Lora (Street Cry)GUSTAV KLIMT (Ire), 3c,

Galileo – Massarra (Danehill)ANCIENT SPIRIT (Ger), 3c,

Invincible Spirit – Assisi (Galileo)

LR PRIX DE LA CALONNE, Deauville, 1600m, 4yo+f&m, 1st €24,000, 2nd €9,600, 3rd €7,200, 4.10pm (BST)LADY FRANKEL (GB), 4f,

Frankel – Lady Vettori (Vettori)ROSA IMPERIAL (Ire), 5m,

Pivotal – Rose Trail (Kingmambo)DOLIANOVA (Fr), 4f,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Daltama (Indian Ridge)ILLAUNMORE (USA), 4f,

Shamardal – Illaunglass (Red Clubs)JAZZ MELODIE (Fr), 4f,

Soul City – Quatz Melody (Johann Quatz)MELUSINE (GB), 4f,

Zamindar – Sachet (Royal Academy)SUNNY BELLE (Ire), 4f,

Exceed And Excel – Survey (Big Shuffle)TIKITIKI (Fr), 4f,

Fastnet Rock – Green Diamond Lady (Johannesburg)INSHIRAAH (Fr), 4f,

Holy Roman Emperor – Blessed Catch (Storm Cat)I AM CHARLIE (Fr), 5m,

Great Journey – Freedom Sweet (Sicyos)

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Spotless Mind (Ire), 3f, ex Barbayam (Stormy River) Compiegne, France, June 23, 3yof maiden, 1400m, £11,061 B: Wertheimer & Frere

KODIACAzzeccagarbugli (Ire), 5h, ex Consultant Stylist (Desert Style) Milan, Italy, June 20, 3yo+ hcap, 1500m, £7,079 B: Meadowlands StudSmall But Fast (Ire), 3f, ex Ryninch (Dr Devious) Siracusa, Italy, June 23, 3yo hcap, 1200m, £2,212 B: David Commins

LE CADRE NOIRLe Cadre Scenic (Ire), 5h, ex Veliyka (Linamix) Naples, Italy, June 22, 3yo+ hcap, 1000m, £2,654 B: P Morrison

LILBOURNE LADQueen Imola (Ire), 3f, ex Gold Strike (Rainbow Quest) Klampenborg, Denmark, June 24, 3yo+ maiden, 1600m, £1,909 B: Mark & James Hanly

FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENSBUNGLE INTHEJUNGLEQueen Monaco (Ire), 2f, ex My Uptown Girl (Dubai Destination)

1.35 [BST] Deauville, conditions, 1000m

GALE FORCE TENEin Prosit (Ire), 2f, ex Bigalo’s Laura B (Needwood Blade)

10.50 [BST] Aix-les-Bains, claimer, 1000mHurricane’s Coming (Ire), 2c, ex Drastic Measure (Pivotal)

10.50 [BST] Aix-les-Bains, claimer, 1000m

XTENSIONNikeandnemesis (Ire), 2f, ex Takaliya (Darshaan)

1.50 Fairyhouse, EBF maiden, 6f

BREEDERS’ ROUND-UPIRISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD

FAST COMPANYFast Berry (Ire), 2f, ex Mimbleberry (Winker Watson) Aix Les Bains, France, June 24, 2yo claimer, 1200m, £5,752 B: Equine Growth Partners

FOOTSTEPSINTHESANDNomad Arrow (Ire), 9g, ex Aseena (Verglas) Dax, France, June 20, 4yo+ hcap, 1400m, £6,194 B: Prime EquestrianFootprintinthesand (Ire), 8g, ex Cha Cha (Charnwood Forest) Frauenfeld, Switzerland, June 24, 3yo+, 1150m, £3,181 B: Moygaddy Stud

FUISSESilver Flight (Ire), 3c, ex Chutney Flight (Dylan Thomas) Les Sables d’Olonne, France, June 19, 3yo, 2700m, £7,964 B: P Boiteau

HALLINGAtlantide (Ire), 5g, ex Miss Spinami (Verglas) Salon de Provence, France, June 18, 4yo+ hcap, 2400m, £5,309 B: Skymarc FarmRiviere Champagne (Ire), 4g, ex River Mountain (Reset) Chantilly, France, June 22, 4yo hcap, 2000m, £8,407 B: P & Mrs Grimes

HENRYTHENAVIGATORQuantivator (Ire), 3c, ex Putyball (Silver Deputy) Les Sables d’Olonne, France, June 19, 3yo hcap, 1950m, £7,522 B: Haras du Mont dit MontPrincipessa Aisha (Ire), 2f, ex Aischa (Giant’s Causeway) Milan, Italy, June 20, 2yo claimer, 1200m, £3,982 B: Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra

IFFRAAJForex (Ire), 8g, ex No More Maybes (Swain) Siracusa, Italy, June 23, 3yo+ seller, 1800m, £1,769 B: Anna Deegan

INVINCIBLE SPIRITAli Spirit (Ire), 5h, ex Citron Presse (Lemon Drop Kid) Salon de Provence, France, June 18, 4yo+ claimer, 1100m, £5,309 B: Z Bifov

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