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14:30 Goodwood

Badger Brewery Festival Stakes (Class A)

  • 5 Runners
  • Distance: 1m 1f 192y
  • Going: Straight: Good to Firm; Round: Good to Firm, firm in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 2m 5.82s
  • 5 Ran
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1
Silk -

Mubtaker (USA)

7/2

    2
    Silk -

    Nooshman (USA)

    7/4

      1(5)
      Silk - Grey, Pink epaulets, quartered cap

      Pawn Broker

      27 b
      9/4
      • Form 0312-23
      • Age 4
      • Weight 9-1

      held up last and in touch, headway to chase leaders 3f out, not much room 2f out, switched outside over 2f out, finished strongly inside final furlong

      2(4)
      Silk - Red, White hoops, striped sleeves and cap

      Blue Gold

      258
      14/1
      • Form 120123-
      • Age 4
      • Weight 8-12

      led until challenged 3f out, stayed on until weakening inside final furlong

      3(1)
      Silk - Red, Light Blue sash, hooped sleeves, quartered cap

      Gold Academy (IRE)

      14
      13/2
      • Form 66240-3
      • Age 5
      • Weight 8-12

      held up, effort on inside 2f out, ridden and beaten inside final furlong

      4(3)
      Silk - ROYAL BLUE,white epaulettes,lt.and dk.blue striped cap

      Mubtaker (USA)

      19
      7/2
      • Form 2/13-32
      • Age 4
      • Weight 8-12

      tracked leader, chased along 4f out, hard ridden and stayed on gamely to lead inside final furlong

      5(2)
      Silk - Royal blue

      Nooshman (USA)

      84
      7/4
      • Form 3202-35
      • Age 4
      • Weight 8-12

      settled just behind leaders, tracked winner from 3f out, hard ridden 2f out, every chance 1f out, kept on, held towards finish

      In depth

      Formwatch

      Pawn Broker The pick on form but his resolution has been questioned and blinkers are applied for the first time today; meets Mubtaker on the same terms as when beating finishing three lengths ahead of him at Kempton on April16 (10f,soft); can't be ruled out

      Blue Gold One of only two course winners in the field, is consistent and goes on the ground; probably best at 12f and lacks a recent run but certainly has scope to improve this year.

      Gold Academy (IRE) Has been running pretty well in decent company in most recent runs and, given he goes on the ground, must be considered.

      Mubtaker (USA) Lightly-raced 4-year-old whose only win came on heavy; that said, he's entitled to be improving and a good show should not come as a surprise.

      Nooshman (USA) Has wintered in Dubai, where he had a couple of runs; he was unlucky in running on his last two British starts so it is difficult to gauge how good he might be; he's a course and distance winner, will have his supporters today but the caveat is that this represents a step up in class.