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By: Bill Esdaile

Bill Esdaile is City A.M. racing editor and managing director of Square in the Air.

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  • Abstinence can Star in Galtres

    August 18, 2021

    IT MIGHT be the penultimate race on the card, but the Sir Henry Cecil Galtres Stakes (4.45pm) looks a race worth waiting for. That’s because it’s full of fillies who look to have plenty more to give and the one I like the look of is Ralph Beckett’s ABSTINENCE. The three-year-old daughter of Lope De Vega [...]

  • Claudette can serve it up to Sandrine

    August 18, 2021

    JOCKEY David Probert could hardly be coming into York in better form and the Welshman has a fine chance of beginning Thursday’s card on a high when he rides Lowther Stakes (1.50pm) favourite Sandrine. Andrew Balding’s two-year-olds have been holding all before them this season, and this filly has looked high-class in three starts so [...]

  • Maglev to follow Snowfall procession

    August 18, 2021

    HEADLINING day two of the Ebor Festival is Snowfall. Three months ago on the Knavesmire she was 14/1 to land the Group Three Musidora Stakes, now Aidan O’Brien’s star three-year-old filly lines up as a 2/5 shot for the Group One Yorkshire Oaks.  That fluctuation in price is thanks to a record-breaking 16-length win in [...]

  • Mishriff to leave Love behind

    August 16, 2021

    AFTER the withdrawal of St Mark’s Basilica, the Juddmonte International (3.35pm) looks a far more open contest, and it is MISHRIFF who may be the one best placed to strike after his return to form last time. Back from a break in the Eclipse at Sandown, John and Thady Gosden’s colt shaped as though needing the run and [...]

  • Sir Lucan looks Great bet in Voltigeur

    August 16, 2021

    TRAINER Aidan O’Brien has had a relatively quiet time of late by his standards but fires three decent bullets at the Sky Bet Great Voltigeur Stakes (3.00pm).  The Ballydoyle trio appear to be headed by one-time Cazoo Derby favourite High Definition, who is the chosen mount of Ryan Moore.  Not seen since trailing in a distant [...]

  • Hurricane set to blow rivals away in opener

    August 16, 2021

    IF PUNTERS were hoping for an easy start to the Ebor Festival, think again, as the Sky Bet And Symphony Group Handicap (1.50pm), featuring 22 runners hurtling down York’s straight course, looks a tricky puzzle to solve. It often pays to throw a couple of darts at these big field handicaps and the two I’ve [...]

  • Circle in on Asymmetric in Richmond

    July 28, 2021

    TRAINER Alan King has already enjoyed a fantastic week after Trueshan’s win in the Goodwood Cup on Tuesday and he looks to have a great chance of further success in the Richmond Stakes (2.25pm) on Thursday. He saddles ASYMMETRIC – a colt very much going places based on his three appearances so far. The son of Showcasing took [...]

  • Wordsworth looks Dream of a bet in the Gordon Stakes

    July 28, 2021

    THERE have been plenty of small fields so far at Goodwood this week and only the eight have been declared for the John Pearce Racing Gordon Stakes (3.00pm).  Yibir looked revitalised at Newmarket last time having been gelded and could be a tough nut to crack despite carrying a 3lb penalty for that success.  However, Aidan O’Brien [...]

  • Arc can sail past older rivals

    July 28, 2021

    THIS year’s Classic generation are starting to turn the screw. Adayar’s King George romp was followed up by three-year-olds filling the first three places in the Sussex Stakes, and that trend may continue in the Nassau Stakes (3:35pm). The best horses, on ratings at least, in the race are five-year-olds in the shape of Audarya and Lady [...]

  • Sis looks canny bet in Wednesday opener

    July 27, 2021

    RELATIVELY unexposed and proven on soft ground, SISKANY looks the most obvious way to get off to a flyer at Goodwood on Wednesday in the 1m4f handicap (1:50pm). The son of Dubawi’s handicap mark of 98 makes things tough but he should still be progressing and could be a Group horse in time. Though held back in [...]

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