Boodles Darley EBF Maiden Stakes (GBB/GBBPlus Race) · 1m4f63y
Every runner. Every signal. One decision.
Camelot colt (from speedy family) who looked backward and green for a strong-looking maiden race at Newbury (1m3f, good; 16-1) three weeks ago and ended up sixth of eight, with Glory Of The Seas 4l ahead; could emerge into something much better and he needs a second look, for same connections who won this with a twice-raced colt last year.
Closely related to 1m1f-1m2f winner Integrant (including Listed; RPR 108); 7-1 for novice at Newmarket (1m2f, good) three weeks ago but looked green on his way to 7l fourth of five; that's still good enough to enter serious calculations.
Sea The Stars colt who cost 550,000gns as a yearling; Dante and Derby entries have gone but he's still in the Irish Derby; that's after his fourth of eight in a strong-looking maiden at Newbury (1m3f, good; 4-1) three weeks ago on second start, in which he saw it out 4l better than Eben Al Khawaneej; major contender, type to improve with his racing.
Derby and Irish Derby entry; 800,000gns Sea The Stars yearling, brother to multiple Group 3 winner Al Aasy (1m2f-1m5f); turned over at odds-on in his two starts last autumn, but gave it a good shot when always-prominent third of ten in blanket finish to a strong novice at Newbury (1m2f, good) on reappearance; the hood worn last time is now removed; top on ratings here and likely to have come on from that run.
65,000gns yearling by Kingman out of Listed-placed 7f/1m winner (105); 18-1, just under 10l fifth of ten to an impressive winner in newcomers race at Newmarket (1m, good) three weeks ago, prominent long way; could do a lot better in due course but others may be more ready this time.
Camelot filly who was a well-backed second of nine in maiden at Kempton (1m3f, AW) in January but a remote last of six when 18-1 for a novice at Southwell (1m3f, AW) in February; others seem more likely.
150-1 and on toes when 11l sixth of 14 to a 6l winner in maiden at Newbury (1m2f, good) three weeks ago, which was a lot better than debut; further progress is likely but this race may prove too tough.
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Joulany owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. The Balanced lens likes the blend of SR strength (56) and market confidence (96). The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
Nearest rival if the simulation drifts off the primary path.
Strongest upside if you want a less obvious route through the field.
Even weighting across form, market confidence and race-day volatility.
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Community SignalDerby and Irish Derby entry; 800,000gns Sea The Stars yearling, brother to multiple Group 3 winner Al Aasy (1m2f-1m5f); turned over at odds-on in his two starts last autumn, but gave it a good shot when always-prominent third of ten in blanket finish to a strong novice at Newbury (1m2f, good) on reappearance; the hood worn last time is now removed; top on ratings here and likely to have come on from that run.
Closely related to 1m1f-1m2f winner Integrant (including Listed; RPR 108); 7-1 for novice at Newmarket (1m2f, good) three weeks ago but looked green on his way to 7l fourth of five; that's still good enough to enter serious calculations.
Sea The Stars colt who cost 550,000gns as a yearling; Dante and Derby entries have gone but he's still in the Irish Derby; that's after his fourth of eight in a strong-looking maiden at Newbury (1m3f, good; 4-1) three weeks ago on second start, in which he saw it out 4l better than Eben Al Khawaneej; major contender, type to improve with his racing.