Clive Cox Stable Tour

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Winner of four of his 13 starts and currently rated 97. Returned to winning form when scoring by a length and a half over Havana Pusey at Newbury (7f) last month off a mark of 93. Subsequently finished fourth, beaten three and three-quarter lengths, behind Thunder Call at Ascot (7f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

He won very nicely at Newbury two runs ago, and a steadily-run race at Ascot at the weekend probably didn’t play to his strengths. I think that seven furlongs is his gig, and I don’t see any reason why he won’t be back in the winner’s enclosure shortly.

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Winner of 10 of his 39 starts and currently rated 109. At his best in his first two starts this year when dead-heating with Completely Random in the Listed Kachy Stakes at Lingfield (6f) in January before following up with a length-and-a-half victory over Clearpoint in a Listed contest (5f) at the same track in February.

Trainer says

Diligent Harry is a yard favourite, and he started this year off impeccably with two Listed successes, and he has run very well indeed on the turf since. He’s had a little bit of a freshen-up, and I hope I can find a slot for him. He actually has an entry in the Flying Five at the weekend, but I’m not sure the ground is going to be suitable. I’m just watching the forecast, and I'm not sure the ground is going to be dry enough.

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Winner of three of his 18 starts and currently rated 88. Finished runner-up, beaten half a length, to Trefor in the Fitzdares Sprint Series Final Handicap at Windsor (6f) last month off a mark of 86 before finishing sixth, beaten four and a quarter lengths, behind Havana Blue at Ascot (6f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

He was a winner at Windsor and then followed that up with a good second in the Fitzdares Final there. That was a good run, and we just tried to find a tiny bit more with the cheekpieces at the weekend, but he just races a little bit keen. We will carry on, but he’d definitely be happier with a drier rather than easier surface.

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Winner of four of his 15 starts and currently rated 94. Best recent effort came when finishing runner-up, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Amazing Journey at Ascot (6f) in July off a mark of 95. Subsequently finished fifth, beaten four lengths, behind Havana Blue at Ascot (6f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

Fast Track Harry started the season off very well indeed on the all-weather, and he has run some solid race on the turf as well. He qualifies for a six-furlong final race at Kempton in another few weeks.

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Winner of three of his 11 starts and currently rated 94. Returned to winning form at Goodwood (6f) last month when scoring by a length over Ardisia off his current mark.

Trainer says

Flash Harry has really come into himself and has now found a bit of momentum, similar to last year. He gained back-to-back successes in the same race he won at Goodwood last year. I’m very much encouraged by his form, and I hope he can make a solid fist of things in the Ayr Gold Cup. His penalty will sit him in handsomely at the weights.

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Winner of six of his 21 starts and currently rated 106. Finished fourth, beaten 10 lengths, behind Almeraq in the Group 1 Sprint Cup at Haydock (6f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

He won the Group 2 Beresford Stakes in Ireland last year, and he ran very well in two efforts at the Curragh since before finishing a respectable fourth in the Sprint Cup at Haydock on Saturday. He still has an entry in the Champions Day Sprint at Ascot, and if we get soft ground he’ll be there. He would be arriving a fresh horse with conditions in his favour.

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Winner of three of his 20 starts and currently rated 101. Best effort came on his reappearance in the Listed Cammidge Trophy at Doncaster (6f) in March when finishing runner-up, beaten a length, to Aramram.

Trainer says

He started off the year very well, but he’s just had a few niggles along the way. He was beaten less than two lengths in the July Cup last year, and he’s a horse that I still believe in. He just needs to find a bit of confidence moving forward, and then he’s got to show that properly on the track.

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Winner of four of his 17 starts and currently rated 108. Scored for the second time this year when beating Aspect Island by a neck in a Listed race at York (5f) in July.

Trainer says

He has done very well, and after winning his handicap in good fashion he followed up with a Listed success at York. He ran a very solid race in the Nunthorpe, without getting the clearest of passages through the final furlong - he’s a horse that I believe in at the top level. He has an entry for the Prix de l’Abbaye, but he wouldn’t want conditions too soft underfoot.

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Winner of five of his 33 starts and currently rated 79. Placed in all four starts this year, most recently finishing third, beaten a length and a quarter, behind Space Bear at Windsor (6f) last month off his current mark.

Trainer says

He had a bit of a freshen-up and then ran well to finish third at Windsor last month. He’s a fresh horse going into the autumn and is no stranger to the winner’s circle.

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Winner of five of his 26 starts and currently rated 104. Finished seventh, beaten five and a quarter lengths, behind Rumstar in the Group 3 Coral Charge at Sandown (5f) in July.

Trainer says

We didn’t run him in the Beverley Bullet the other day as it was heavy ground. Whilst able to cope with soft ground, I don’t think he wants it heavy, and he has a suitable target in a Group 3 at Newbury on Dubai Duty Free Day. We also have him entered in a five-furlong race at Ascot, which he won last year.

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Winner of three of his eight starts and currently rated 100. Made all when returning to winning form with a length-and-a-half victory over Eklleem in the Sky Bet Mile Handicap at York (1m) last month off a mark of 92.

Trainer says

He has done unbelievably well for us, having won two major handicaps so far this year and looking very progressive. He has both the size and scope to look forward too, and I couldn’t be more pleased with him. He has a wonderful attitude, and he’s by Sea The Stars out of a mare, Priceless, who won the Temple Stakes on the same day that Harry Angel won the Sandy Lane. It’s obviously a family we know well, and I’m so pleased with his progress.

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Winner of one of his four starts and currently rated 70. Off the mark with a two-and-three-quarter-length victory over Just Dreaming in a 6f novice at Salisbury in mid-August before finishing third, beaten two and a half lengths, behind Lion Of Mali in a 7f handicap at Newbury later that same month off his current mark.

Trainer says

He won at Salisbury, and then the ground was a bit too quick for him first time up in a handicap at Newbury. I’m sure he’ll find a path from here with no problems.

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Winner of one of his six starts and currently rated 75. Off the mark in a 6f handicap at Nottingham in July when beating Emperor Caradoc by half a length off a mark of 72. Subsequently finished runner-up, beaten five and a half lengths, to Zen Diva at Salisbury a week later off his current mark.

Trainer says

He was a winner at Nottingham and then ran very well at Salisbury. That may have come a bit too soon for him, but he ran well to finish second and is a horse with scope and potential.

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Winner of four of his 10 starts and currently rated 115. Returned to winning ways in the Group 2 Hungerford Stakes at Newbury (7f) last month, when beating Prince Of India by a length and a quarter, before finishing seventh of eight, beaten 14 lengths, behind Almeraq in the Group 1 Sprint Cup at Haydock (6f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

Coppull has done amazingly well, and there was just too much ease in the ground in the Sprint Cup at Haydock on Saturday, which was a shame. He won’t try it again, but I am pleased with the way he has come out of the race. He was a winner of the Pavilion Stakes earlier in the year, and he then showed a thorough liking for the step up to seven furlongs in the Hungerford. I still believe he’s competitive in those top six-furlong races as well, and we will take a similar path with him to the one we took with Lethal Force. After winning the Hungerford, Lethal Force was crowned champion sprinter the year after, and I am very much encouraged by Coppull’s attitude and ability to mix either way.

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Winner of one of her two starts and currently rated 71. Made a winning debut for the stable when beating Miracleoftheandes by a length and a half in a 5f novice at Nottingham in July.

Trainer says

Courageous Sioux won at Nottingham, and fingers crossed she’ll be running at Sandown at the weekend. She is a very speedy and honest filly.

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Winner of one of his two starts and currently rated 81. Off the mark on his debut at Kempton (7f) in May, when scoring by two lengths over Hamda’s Joy, before finishing third, beaten seven and a half lengths, behind Machadadorp in a 7f novice at Wetherby in June.

Trainer says

Crossbar was very pleasing at Kempton earlier in the season, but then ground described as good to firm was just too quick for him at Wetherby. We have trained him with autumn ground in mind, and he’s a big, scopey Phoenix Of Spain horse who I hope will continue to progress when underfoot conditions are on the easier side.

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Winner of two of his five starts and currently rated 92. Winner of two novice contests at Doncaster (7f) in March and Kempton (7f) in April before finishing runner-up, beaten a length and a half, to stablemate Blue Courvoisier in the valuable Silver Bowl Handicap run at Carlisle (1m) in May off a mark of 86.

Trainer says

He’s another top three-year-old performer for us, and he was very impressive when winning a novice at Doncaster in March. He had a very strong run behind Blue Courvoisier in the rerouted Silver Bowl, and then unfortunately the ground was too lively at Royal Ascot, but he’s a real scopey, genuine individual - I’m looking forward to seeing him in action again. He could, potentially, be seen in action at Doncaster this weekend.

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Winner of three of his 11 starts and currently rated 105. Gained his latest win in a Listed contest at Newbury (6f) in May when making all for a neck success over Albert Einstein.

Trainer says

He won the Listed Carnarvon Stakes at Newbury, and he is a really tough, hardy individual with a lot of class. He won a huge amount of prize-money as a two-year-old and has progressed as a three-year-old, which gives me a great deal of pride. He wouldn’t want the ground too easy.

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Runner-up in two of her three starts and currently rated 82. Finished a length and a half behind Sweetwonderfulyou in a 7f fillies’ novice at Newbury (7f) last month on her latest start.

Trainer says

She’s run well in two Newbury maidens, and the form has worked out well. She’s a very honest and determined Palace Pier filly, and it won’t be long before she gets her head in front. She has an entry in the Carrie Red nursery at Doncaster on Thursday, and we’re just waiting to see what the ground is like and how much rain they get throughout the next 48 hours.

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Winner of one of his two starts and currently rated 81. Off the mark with a half-length success over Never Enough at Windsor (6f) in June.

Trainer says

He’s a horse we like, and he’s just had a bit of a breather after his success at Windsor on really firm ground.

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Winner of one of his seven starts and currently rated 92. Off the mark with an easy four-length win over Louis The Fifth at Ffos Las (6f) in July.

Trainer says

He has a good level of form, and he actually broke the track record at Ffos Las when breaking his maiden. He’s been gelded and is just having a bit of a breather, but he’s a horse with plenty of gears.

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Winner of two of his five starts and currently rated 86. Has found some winning form since tackling nurseries, getting off the mark when scoring by half a length over Regal Tiger off a mark of 78 at Windsor (6f) in July. Added to that win with a short-head victory over Everatease over the same course and distance last month off a mark of 83.

Trainer says

He has won his last couple of starts at Windsor, and I certainly hope he is on the upgrade. He actually has an entry in Ireland at the weekend in a sales race as well as another nursery. We’ll decide which he goes for after we’ve taken the ground conditions into consideration.

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Winner of one of her four starts and currently rated 95. Finished sixth, beaten three and three-quarter lengths, behind Acclamation Star in the Group 3 Dick Poole Fillies’ Stakes at Salisbury (6f) last Thursday.

Trainer says

She was very pleasing first time up, and she also ran a super race in the Lowther. She was probably just drawn out of it in the middle of the track at Salisbury the other day, and the turnaround from York probably came a bit too soon. She is by Kodi Bear, who we trained and is obviously doing well as a sire, and she is a filly we hold in high regard.

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Winner of two of his three starts and currently rated 110. Started at 4-6 when scoring impressively by two and a half lengths over American Psycho on his debut at Salisbury (5f) in May and confirmed the impression of that display when following up with a three-and-a-half length win over El Floridita in the Group 2 Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot (5f) the following month. Subsequently weakened in the closing stages when only sixth, beaten six and a half lengths, behind Senorita Bonita in the Group 1 Prix Morny at Deauville (6f) last month.

Trainer says

He’s a lovely horse, and he made a pleasing winning debut at Salisbury before landing the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot in seriously good style. We knew he was very special, and he proved that in the Norfolk. He then took a slightly sideways step in the Prix Morny, and I hope that we do get a drier surface for him when he heads to the Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket. The way he galloped out and hit the line so well at Ascot, I don’t think six furlongs will be a problem, and he has a serious amount of class. Hopefully it’s onwards and upwards with him.

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Winner of one of his three starts and currently rated 85. Off the mark with a three-and-a-quarter-length victory over Sierra Belle at Salisbury (6f) in July before subsequently finishing fourth, beaten seven lengths, behind Sun Goddess in a valuable sales race at York (6f) last month.

Trainer says

He ran a nice race at Salisbury and also ran a super race in the sales race at York as well. He is in the nursery at Doncaster on Friday.

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Winner of two of his three starts and currently rated 91. Made a winning debut at Windsor (6f) in May, when beating True Charm by a length and three-quarters, before following up with a neck success over Agrippa in a 6f novice at Newbury in July. Subsequently finished fifth, beaten eight and a half lengths, behind Sun Goddess in a valuable sales race at York (6f) last month.

Trainer says

He won his first two starts at Windsor and then under a penalty at Newbury. He probably wasn’t drawn in the best place in the sales race at York, but he still showed a great attitude, and I would have no concerns about him getting back in the fast lane.

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Placed in one of his three starts and currently rated 81. Finished seventh, beaten 10¾ lengths, behind Sun Goddess in a valuable sales race at York (6f) last month.

Trainer says

He was another to run at good race in the sales race at York, and he has an entry at the weekend but wouldn’t want any more rain.

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Winner of one of her two starts and currently rated 77. Off the mark with a half-length victory over Syndicale in a 7f novice at Haydock (7f) last month.

Trainer says

Silver Sovereign won nicely at Haydock, where she appreciated a drop of rain. She also ran second to a good horse of Jack Channon’s down at Salisbury first time up, and she’s a filly that continues to please us.

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Winner of one of his six starts and currently rated 84. Finished fourth, beaten three lengths, behind Betty Boop in a 5f nursery at Sandown last month off a mark of 86.

Trainer says

Sky Secret won at Leicester earlier in the year and then ran a very nice race in the Super Sprint at Newbury. He would definitely want things on the quicker side, though.

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Placed third in both starts to date and currently rated 70. Most recently finished third, beaten a length and a half, behind Impulsive Spirit at Chepstow (5f) last month.

Trainer says

Soeur De Flash is a half-sister to Flash Harry. She made a very pleasing debut down at Windsor and then probably didn’t quite handle the track at Chepstow. The step back up to six furlongs will be in her favour.

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Winner of one of his two starts and currently rated 79. Off the mark at Lingfield (6f) last month when beating He’s Readytorumble by two lengths.

Trainer says

Uncle Frank won nicely at Lingfield last month after a pleasing debut at Windsor. He got up close home to win nicely, and he’s a horse that continues to please me.

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Finished ninth, beaten 10½ lengths, behind Aperoll in a 6½f fillies’ maiden at Newbury in June.

Trainer says

She had her first start at Newbury on ground that was quicker than ideal, and she’s done well after a bit of a break. We have an entry for the weekend, but she might just need another week.