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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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  • Emperor Of The Sun could rain on Stradivarius’ parade

    July 26, 2021

    FEW HORSES win a race five times, so the fact that Stradivarius could win the Goodwood Cup (3.35pm) – one of the premier staying races on the Flat calendar – for a fifth time is quite a staggering achievement. However, having been an odds-on shot a few days ago, the punters are out to get [...]

  • Migration can get Buick off to a flyer

    July 26, 2021

    WILLIAM Buick’s historic King George success with Adayar on Saturday will live long in the memory and the Norwegian-born jockey is fancied to start Glorious Goodwood with a bang on Tuesday. He partners David Menuisier’s MIGRATION in the opening Unibet “You’re On” Chesterfield Cup Handicap (1.50pm).  This five-year-old son of Alhebayeb had some decent form a couple [...]

  • Space to seal seventh win over seven furlongs

    July 26, 2021

    JACK of all trades and master of none is certainly not a term that applies to seven-furlong specialist SPACE BLUES. Charlie Appleby’s five-year-old son of Dubawi has one trip and one trip only, and it has to be said he’s very good at it. His form over seven furlongs reads 1122111, while he’s only two wins [...]

  • Fox looks a Fantastic bet in Porsche Handicap

    July 23, 2021

    ONLY the seven line up for the Porsche Handicap (2.25pm) where I fancy FANTASTIC FOX to bounce back from his disappointing no-show at Royal Ascot last month.  Roger Varian’s son of Frankel was sent off a well-backed 11/2 second favourite for the Golden Gates Handicap, but the combination of the soft ground and step up to 10 [...]

  • Capri can shine like a Star in the International

    July 23, 2021

    ASCOT stages a number of seven furlong heritage handicaps during the season and the Moet & Chandon International Stakes (3.00pm) is as competitive as they come. In the past 10 years, winners have been priced at 20/1, 25/1, 33/1 (twice) and 50/1, so it’s a race where it can pay to look beyond the obvious.  [...]

  • No stopping Love in King George cracker

    July 23, 2021

    WHAT’S not to LOVE about this year’s King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (3:35pm)? From Derby winner, Adayar, to gold-plated globetrotter Mishriff, there’s class everywhere you look in the six-runner field. Irish Derby runner-up Lone Eagle will have his supporters after Hurricane Lane backed up his Classic win at the Curragh with a six-length romp in [...]

  • Arecibo to continue remarkable renaissance

    July 2, 2021

    WHEN ARECIBO won a nice pot at Ayr over this 5f trip two years ago this week he looked to have the world at his feet, and a race like the Coral Charge (1:50pm) would have been a reasonable future target. Even if somebody had said then that he’d go on to run second in a King’s [...]

  • In theory Pythagoras is up for the Challenge

    July 2, 2021

    WILLIAM Haggas has won the last two runnings of the Coral Challenge (2.25pm) and he will be hoping to land the hat-trick with last year’s winner Montatham. The son of Showcasing arrived here 12 months ago on the back of a fine second to Dark Vision in the Royal Hunt Cup. He got his revenge [...]

  • Mishriff set to Eclipse his younger rival

    July 2, 2021

    MUCH has been made of the fact that just four horses will line up for the Coral-Eclipse (3.35pm), meaning it’s the smallest field for a decade. It’s obviously disappointing that so few have been declared for the flagship race on the World Pool card, given its stature and the calibre of horses that usually turn [...]

  • Grand finish to a gruelling Queen Alexandra

    June 18, 2021

    A GOOD few more millimetres of rain and a hundred or so hooves will have hit the track come the time of the final meeting of the week, the 2m5½f Queen Alexandra Stakes (6:10pm). You need to be on the lookout for rock-solid stayers with form on testing ground and THE GRAND VISIR stands out as an obvious [...]

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