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13:35 Ayr

Freephone Stanley European Breeders Fund Maiden Stakes (Class D)

  • 5 Runners
  • Distance: 7f 50y
  • Going: Good to Firm
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 30.10s
  • 5 Ran
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1
Silk -

Chester Le Street (USA)

4/5

    2
    Silk -

    Tyzack (IRE)

    11/8

      1(1)
      Silk - White, White and Royal Blue hooped sleeves, Red cap

      Ace Coming

      30
      14/1
      • Form 242
      • Age 2
      • Weight 9-0

      tracked leaders, pushed along over 3f out, ridden, no impression final 2 furlongs

      2(4)
      Silk - MAROON, white sleeves, maroon cap, white star

      Chester Le Street (USA)

      34
      4/5
      • Form 4
      • Age 2
      • Weight 9-0

      made all, ridden clear final furlong

      3(2)
      Silk - Yellow and Orange stripes

      Tyzack (IRE)

      11/8
      • Age 2
      • Weight 9-0

      tracked winner, effort 2f out, no chance final furlong

      4(5)
      Silk - Purple, Dark Green sash, White cap

      West Highland Way (IRE)

      10
      20/1
      • Age 2
      • Weight 9-0

      dwelt, held up in rear, ridden over 3f out, kept on same pace final 2f

      5(3)
      Silk - Cerise, Black and White striped sleeves

      Card Table

      66/1
      • Age 2
      • Weight 8-9

      dwelt, held up towards rear, pushed along over 3f out, weakened 2f out

      In depth

      Verdict

      With the Mark Johnston team in such excellent form, Chester Le Street is fancied to come on for his debut performance and land this at the expense of Ace Coming and newcomer Tyzack. Ace Coming has been placed second in two of his starts to date, the most recent in claiming company at Newcastle, and seems a consistent sort who is sure to run his race here. Tyzack is only moderately-bred, but James Given's stable has produced one or two decent two-year-olds already this season so the market may prove a reliable guide to this one's chance. However, they will both have to go a bit to get the better of Chester Le Street, a $185,000 yearling who was well fancied on his debut at Ripon but had no answer to the smart Sabeeh, eventually tiring in the soft ground to finish a well-beaten fourth. With that run under his belt, Chester Le Street seems sure to improve here and this better ground should suit.