Form profile

A winner of four of his 14 starts and currently rated 95. Made a very promising reappearance at Newmarket (1m6f) in May when runner-up, beaten a neck, to HMS President, and had little trouble going one better over the same course and distance 12 days later when scoring by two lengths from Pons Aelius off a mark of 90.

Trainer says

Adjuvant has his big day coming up on Saturday in the Northumberland Plate at Newcastle. His form is solid and he has two very good runs behind HMS President, who obviously ran a blinder at Royal Ascot, and the horse he beat, Pons Aelius, has since won at Goodwood. He has never run on the all-weather, but he had a racecourse gallop at Chelmsford earlier in the spring and was at home on the surface. We are very much looking forward to it - he has won over a mile and six, hitting the line strong, and we think the two-mile trip is a plus. Billy Loughnane has been booked to ride him, and he is obviously another positive. We won the race in 2007 with Juniper Girl ridden by Luke Morris, who was my apprentice claiming 3lb, and hopefully history will repeat itself.

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A winner of three of his 22 starts and currently rated 73. Returned to winning form latest start at Haydock (1m2f) earlier this month when short-heading Arranmore off a mark of 70.

Trainer says

He has been a very consistent horse the last couple of years, and he could go to Epsom in July for a four-year-old and upwards mile-and-a-quarter handicap.

Form profile

A winner of one of his eight starts and currently rated 88. Best effort this term when fourth, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Chasing Aphrodite at Ascot (1m) in May off a mark of 88.

Trainer says

Baltimore Boy found the ground a bit lively at Sandown the other day, but he is very much on a workable mark. We are not sure where he will go yet, but we will find another spot for him.

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A winner of two of his 13 starts and currently rated 74. Finished third, beaten three and three quarter lengths, to Knightswood at Ripon (1m4f) earlier this month off a mark of 75.

Trainer says

He likes a bit of juice and so we are waiting for rain, but he is in very good form.

Form profile

A winner of one of his 13 starts and currently rated 86. Promising reappearance at Leicester (7f) earlier this month when fourth, beaten two and three quarter lengths, to Amber Island off a mark of 87.

Trainer says

Maxi Boy has an entry at Newmarket this week and he could well go there on Thursday. He looked tighter for his run and is obviously getting a bit older now, but he still has more mileage in him.

Form profile

A winner of three of 21 starts and currently rated 58. Gained her last success in a fillies’ handicap at Lingfield (1m2f) in March when beating Rubina Rose by half a length off a mark of 59.

Trainer says

She runs at Doncaster on Saturday in a four-year-old and upwards fillies’ handicap. She is obviously on a very workable mark.

Form profile

A winner of one her four starts and currently rated 82. Finished fourth, beaten two lengths, to Farhh To Shy at Ascot (1m) in May off a mark of 82.

Trainer says

One Morning runs at Newmarket on Saturday. I was very disappointed that she missed the Kensington Palace as she was first reserve and there ended up being two non-runners. She had been trained for the race and we will see if we can get a little compensation for that disappointment at the weekend.

Form profile

A winner of seven of his 41 starts and currently rated 74. Made a winning reappearance at Yarmouth (5f) in April when beating So Smart a short-head off a mark of 74.

Trainer says

He has been a wonderful servant and is running in a veterans’ race at Salisbury on Wednesday. He will appreciate any rain that they get and should like the track, but for any chance in terms of winning, he probably needs a bit of rain.

Form profile

A winner of one of his four starts and currently rated 80. Off the mark in a maiden at Chester (1m4½f) in May when beating Chronograph a neck.

Trainer says

Banderas is being aimed at the Melrose Handicap at York. There is also a valuable staying handicap at Haydock the week after next and if there looked like being rain, we might just have him ready for that. His form is rock solid, and he is a very likeable horse. He has just had a small break as he’s had three quick runs, but he is absolutely fine. He is a horse with a future and is a work in progress.

Form profile

A runner-up in two of her five starts and currently rated 59. Beaten a length and quarter by Sparks Fly when last seen in action at Windsor in May off a mark of 57.

Trainer says

She is having a little break at the moment and is unlucky not to have won a race. The form of her recent second at Windsor is working out well, and she is a sure-fire winner when she comes back.

Form profile

A winner of one of his seven starts and currently rated 72. Off the mark at Ripon (1m2f) on Thursday when scoring by three and three quarter lengths from Cosmos Raj.

Trainer says

It was lovely to see him get his head in front at Ripon. He had been a horse for whom nothing had really dropped right for him, and eventually he got a good ride on decent ground and won quite well. He is in at Newmarket on Saturday and will almost certainly take his chance.

Form profile

A winner of three of his nine starts and currently rated 90. Has shown much improved form since stepped up to a mile and a quarter and gained his most prestigious success in the Golden Gates Stakes (Handicap) at Royal Ascot last Saturday when beating Lion Of War by three quarters of a length.

Trainer says

Burdett Road has obviously been a revelation since stepped up in trip. I think he will go further and there is no set plan yet. He is entered in a Heritage Handicap at Newmarket but I’m not sure he will go there for that race - (a) it is quite soon, and (b) there’s a Listed race at Sandown he could go for instead. On what we have seen in his last two runs, he is a horse that he could well make the step up to Pattern company. He put the race to bed very easily at Ascot and loves fast ground. He will get further and the Great Voltigeur might be an option if he continues to thrive. I have to discuss options with the Gredleys, but he has done us proud.

Form profile

No wins from four starts and currently rated 55. Best effort when stepped up in trip at Lingfield (1m) in March when runner-up, beaten a length and a half, to Eight Mile off a mark of 55.

Trainer says

He is having a little mini-break, but he will definitely get his head in front after he comes back into training.

Form profile

A winner of two of his four starts and currently rated 90. Made a winning debut on the all-weather at Chelmsford (1m2f) in March when beating Out Rule by a neck, and followed that up with a seven-and-a-half-length defeat of Captain Potter in another novice event at Wolverhampton (1m4f) in April. Has cut little ice in two runs in much better company since, finishing 16th, beaten 38 lengths, to Desert Hero in the King George V Stakes (Heritage Handicap) at Royal Ascot (1m4f) last Thursday.

Trainer says

He ran in the King George V Handicap last week and just struggled from the home turn. He was following the winner but didn’t have that change of gear. We will regroup and see where we go next.

Form profile

Twice runner-up and placed third in three outings this term and currently rated 83. Runner-up, beaten four and a quarter lengths, to Tower Of London in the Ulster Derby (Premier Handicap) at Down Royal (1m5f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

Ibrahimovic ran an excellent race in the Ulster Derby at Down Royal, which was a cunning plan of his owner Peter Trainor who lives in the North. We just bumped into a Group horse of Aidan O’Brien’s in Tower Of London, and we were unlucky to bump into him as nine times out of 10 he would have been at Royal Ascot. It was still a thrill to be second in the race, and he will have no problems breaking his maiden and competing off a higher mark. He is a very likeable middle-distance horse with a nice future.

Form profile

A winner of one of her four starts and currently rated 84. Off the mark in a maiden at Thirsk (7f) in April when beating Classic Puzzle by a head.

Trainer says

Liberalist missed the cut by two in the Sandringham, which was frustrating, and I haven’t got another plan yet, but she is ready to go. The main aim would be to try and get some black type with her, as she is a well bred filly. In the autumn in those French Listed races, that could well be possible.

Form profile

A winner of one of his five starts and currently rated 75. Off the mark with a three-length success from Little Helen in a maiden at Chelmsford (7f) in January.

Trainer says

No Saint is another having a little mini-break, but when he comes back into training I am sure he can be competitive again. He is a likeable horse and, off his current mark, he can be very competitive.

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A winner of two of his six starts and currently rated 79. Last seen beating Emperor Zen by a length and three quarters at Wolverhampton (1m½f) in February off a mark of 73.

Trainer says

Noodle Mission has had a bit of a holiday after a busy all-weather campaign, but he reappears at Chester on Friday. He looks to have improved for his time off and still looks as though he can be very competitive off his revised mark. It will be interesting to see if he can convert his all-weather form to turf.

Form profile

No wins from four starts and currently rated 56. Best effort came on handicap debut at Leicester (1m4f) at the end of May when runner-up, beaten three quarters of a length, to D Day Arvalenreeva off a mark of 54.

Trainer says

Selenachorus was second on her last start at Leicester. She has had a couple of dirty scopes since, which has held us up, but when she is healthy again, she is on a very workable mark.

Form profile

Finished fourth, beaten three and three quarter lengths, to Flower Of Dubai on her debut at Kempton (1m3f) in April.

Trainer says

Sindri was due to run at Leicester but was slightly lame behind, so we had to give her a mini-break. She is completely sound now and will be very competitive in fillies’ maidens in two or three weeks.

Form profile

A winner of one of her two starts. Made a winning reappearance in a novice event at Southwell (1m) in April when beating Mibhijah by a neck.

Trainer says

Urban Decay had a health issue, which she is getting over now, and she will hopefully come back and have an autumn campaign. She still remains a very exciting prospect and has had a paddock break to clear up her infection. Hopefully we will get a clean bill of health, and she is a filly with a big future.

Form profile

A winner of one of his nine starts and currently rated 55. Off the mark at Doncaster (7f) earlier this month when scoring by three and a quarter lengths from Bernie The Bear off his current mark. Finished sixth, beaten four and a quarter lengths, to Ararat under a 6lb penalty at Newmarket (7f) last Saturday.

Trainer says

Wilde And Dandy got his head in front at Doncaster, then pulled a bit hard at Newmarket last weekend. Hopefully we can get back on an upward curve next time.

Form profile

Finished third, beaten a length, to Ribble Radiant in a maiden a Beverley (7½f) earlier this month.

Trainer says

Beveragino ran a very tidy race on his debut at Beverley, having travelled like the winner. She was too green to do herself justice, but she looks to have improved in her work since and I am hopeful she can get the job done next time.

Form profile

Finished runner-up, beaten a neck, to Catena in a novice event at Beverley (7½f) last week.

Trainer says

Cloud Free ran a very pleasing race on debut and would have got up in another few strides. Given normal improvement, he will be hard to beat next time. He is due to go to Epsom next week on July 5th.

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Placed in both her starts, finishing third, beaten a length and a quarter, to Passionately in her latest run at Wetherby (5½f) earlier this month.

Trainer says

Hug A Tree has run two good races and if we can find the right race, she should have no trouble getting her head in front.

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Finished fourth, beaten five lengths, to Noo Point in a maiden at Chepstow (6f) earlier this month on his second start.

Trainer says

Mart has run two respectable races, and we are considering which route to go with him. He is a likeable, sound horse.

Form profile

Probably a better effort on debut at Yarmouth (5f) in May when third, beaten five lengths, to Born To Rock in a maiden fillies’ event.

Trainer says

Mirroring ran a very good race on her debut and then got shot wide at Kempton next time. It was disappointing after her debut, but she is very easy to train and uncomplicated. She was three wide at Kempton, and it is very hard to do that unless you have a stone in hand. Hopefully we can put a line through that and get back on track next time.

Form profile

Finished fifth, beaten eight and a quarter lengths, to Rich Glory when 15-8 favourite for a novice at Nottingham (6f) earlier this month.

Trainer says

Moyet ran very well on debut and I’m not quite sure what happened at Nottingham last time. We expected him to run well and there is no signs of lameness or ill health - hopefully it was just an off day.

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Unraced

Trainer says

He has just arrived from the Breeze-Ups and has done nothing but please since he arrived. Some Camelot’s can be a little bit hot but this horse has a wonderful temperament, and he won’t be long in running.

Form profile

Finished fifth, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Kinnigoli Kid at Windsor (6f) on Monday night.

Trainer says

He is a horse that will give his owners a lot of fun.

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Unraced

Trainer says

He runs at Chester on Friday and is a horse that we like. He is by Wootton Bassett, out of a well bred mare, and we are liking what we see.