Palmer & Co. Champagne Maiden Fillies' Stakes (GBB Race) · 1m1f212y
Every runner. Every signal. One decision.
Finished a remote last of five runners at Newmarket (6f; 66-1) on sole 2yo run; not sure to stay this far on pedigree and ordinary handicaps are likely to be the aim; has lots to prove.
200,000gns foal; sixth foal; by Pinatubo; winning siblings include 1m2f AW winner Queen Of The Skies (RPR 100) and Cape Breton (1m AW 2yo/1m4f turf; 94); dam 1m winner (97), half-sister to 1m4f Group 2 winner Frankly Darling; trainer has fair strike-rate in maidens but this run may be needed.
140,000euros yearling; unraced dam's winning siblings included a Listed winner at 1m5f; easy to back on Newbury debut (1m, soft) in October but she was the only one to make a race of it with a promising stablemate (finished third in the Cheshire Oaks on Wednesday), looking decidedly less wised up than the winner; interesting on return.
500,000gns yearling; out of Listed winner whose successful offspring include Group 1 and Listed winners, but this one made a low-key start on Kempton AW (1m3f; 6-1) last month when dropping right out; ought to have some potential but major step forward is a must.
33-1 for recent Newbury debut over 7f where she never threatened to play a part but nevertheless hinted at ability, albeit 5l behind stablemate Tarrant; open to some improvement, probably when handicapping.
Minor promise in ordinary 6f races on the AW this year and although there's stamina on the dam's side of the pedigree she does have a lot to find on the bare results.
Dam's winning offspring include 1m1f Group 3 winner Viareggio; little market interest in her before recent Newbury debut (7f, good) but she held a good position throughout when third of 11; hard to assess the worth of that newcomers' race but she should come on for the run; major contender.
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Gone By owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. The Balanced lens likes the blend of SR strength (52) and market confidence (97). 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 Signal140,000euros yearling; unraced dam's winning siblings included a Listed winner at 1m5f; easy to back on Newbury debut (1m, soft) in October but she was the only one to make a race of it with a promising stablemate (finished third in the Cheshire Oaks on Wednesday), looking decidedly less wised up than the winner; interesting on return.
Dam's winning offspring include 1m1f Group 3 winner Viareggio; little market interest in her before recent Newbury debut (7f, good) but she held a good position throughout when third of 11; hard to assess the worth of that newcomers' race but she should come on for the run; major contender.
500,000gns yearling; out of Listed winner whose successful offspring include Group 1 and Listed winners, but this one made a low-key start on Kempton AW (1m3f; 6-1) last month when dropping right out; ought to have some potential but major step forward is a must.
200,000gns foal; sixth foal; by Pinatubo; winning siblings include 1m2f AW winner Queen Of The Skies (RPR 100) and Cape Breton (1m AW 2yo/1m4f turf; 94); dam 1m winner (97), half-sister to 1m4f Group 2 winner Frankly Darling; trainer has fair strike-rate in maidens but this run may be needed.