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15:50 York

M&J Seafood Rous Selling Stakes (Class E) (Class E)

  • 13 Runners
  • Distance: 6f 3y
  • Going: Good to Firm (Watered)
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 13.95s
  • 13 Ran
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1
Silk -

Island Swing (IRE)

11/4

    2
    Silk -

    Gold Quay (IRE)

    14/1

      3
      Silk -

      Amphitheatre (IRE)

      9/2

        1(2)
        Silk - Buff, Blue sleeves, Mauve cap

        Amphitheatre (IRE)

        8
        9/2
        • Form 50
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        towards rear, ridden halfway, kept on same pace final 2f

        2(6)
        Silk - WHITE, ROYAL BLUE hollow box, RED cap

        Den Perry

        9
        16/1
        • Form 6
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        towards rear, ridden over halfway, soon weakened

        3(13)
        Silk - Beige, Brown seams, Beige sleeves, Brown cap

        Diatonic

        16
        25/1
        • Form 00
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        always towards rear, never dangerous

        4(12)
        Silk - Yellow, Red hoop, Red and Yellow halved sleeves, Red cap

        Dishdasha (IRE)

        22
        33/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        mid-division, ridden and headway over 2f out, no impression over 1f out

        5(11)
        Silk - Maroon, White diamond, diamonds on sleeves, White cap, Maroon diamond

        Mill End Chateau

        17
        14/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        chased leaders, ridden halfway, soon weakened

        6(4)
        Silk - Black, Pink stripe and star on cap

        Roko

        27
        12/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        mid-division outpaced from halfway

        7(10)
        Silk - Maroon and Yellow check, Maroon sleeves, Yellow cap

        Sowerby

        30
        25/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-11

        chased winner until ridden over 2f out, weakened over 1f out

        8(3)
        Silk - Yellow, Light Blue epaulets and armlets, hooped cap

        Gold Quay (IRE)

        14/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-6

        slowly away, behind, ridden and headway on outer over 2f out, chased winner over 1f out, kept on inside no impression

        9(7)
        Silk - Yellow, Maroon hoop and sleeves

        Island Swing (IRE)

        8
        11/4
        • Form 01
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-6

        made all, shaken up to go clear over 1f out, ridden out

        10(5)
        Silk - Yellow, Black diamond, Yellow sleeves, Black stars

        Joshar

        22
        9/1
        • Form 030334
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-6

        always towards rear, weakened from halfway, soon tailed off

        11(9)
        Silk - Pink, purple spots, armlets and spots on cap

        Little Biscuit (IRE)

        16
        11/2
        • Form 1125
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-6

        chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, weakened final furlong

        12(1)
        Silk - Royal Blue and Red stripes, Red and White striped sleeves, Royal Blue and White striped cap

        Magic Genie (IRE)

        20/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-6

        in touch, ridden over 2f out, weakened final furlong

        13(8)
        Silk - Black, emerald green stars on sleeves

        Shuchbaa

        18
        10/1
        • Form 3
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-6

        slowly away, always behind

        In depth

        Verdict

        Not the strongest of races of this type to have ever taken place on the Knavesmire can go to Island Swing, whose proven form on the ground boosts his claims over Little Biscuit, Joshar and Amphitheatre, who are expected to make up the main body of the opposition. Not many of the rest have really caught the imagination to a sufficient enough degree to forward a recommendation for a confident play at fancy odds, but Gold Quay and Magic Genie hail from shrewd yards and will not need to be anything out of the ordinary to trouble the majority today. However, there was plenty to like about the way that Island Swing took to the task in-hand when winning at Haydock last time and, even though this merits a slightly stiffer ask, the son of Trans Island should be equal to the requirements and is fancied to follow up today.