More Thunder will be given the chance to gain compensation for his Royal Ascot near-miss in Newmarket’s bet365 Bunbury Cup on Saturday.
Although campaigned at a mile and a quarter when trained by Sir Michael Stoute last season, the four-year-old has thrived back down in trip since joining William Haggas this term, winning his first two starts of the season over six furlongs.
He agonisingly missed out on a hat-trick of victories at the distance when a head away from Wokingham glory at the Royal meeting, with connections feeling now is the right time to gradually increase the colt’s yardage to seven furlongs.
“I think he will go for the handicap, the Bunbury Cup,” said owner Saeed Suhail’s racing manager Philip Robinson.
“I think the seven furlongs will help him and it looks to me like that will be his best trip. We will get to find out and then know where we go from there.
“He was flying at the finish at Ascot and in another stride would probably have got there.”
More Thunder is as short as 2-1 for Saturday’s £100,000 handicap on the July course, while he also holds an entry for Group events in the coming weeks including the Curragh’s Romanised Minstrel Stakes on July 19 and the HKJC World Pool Lennox Stakes during the Qatar Goodwood Festival.
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Brian Toomey’s first-ever two-year-old winner could prove worth the wait after Electrical marked himself as an exciting prospect with a power-packed display on debut at Newbury.
The former jockey turned trainer – who sustained life-threatening injuries in a fall at Perth in 2013 – had previously never sent out a juvenile winner from his Chalfont St Giles base before the Jeff Smith-owned son of Nathaniel turned up the voltage on some useful looking rivals.
Toomey was thrilled to see Smith’s famous purple silks carried to success in his name and, although sent off a 25-1 shot for his racecourse bow, his handler was always confident he had a smart youngster on his hands.
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“It meant a lot for me to train my first two-year-old winner and it to be a homebred winner of Jeff’s and Jeff was there on the night,” said Toomey. “He’s a very special man and it’s a privilege to train for him.
“It looked a bit brave going for a Newbury novice and his sire Nathaniel isn’t known for two-year-old runners and he was also taking on a colt of Eve Johnson Houghton’s (Goldwork) that had won well last time out.
“So it looked like it would be a really competitive event but his work at home had been very good and albeit I’m a very small stable so he hadn’t been overworked, I had done a barrier trial with him at Lingfield which was a great experience with him and gave me some confidence.”
Toomey will now consult with Smith and his team before deciding the next step of Electrical’s career, but he could be seen in deeper waters later in the season to continue his on-track education.
Owner Jeff Smith (right) has been a supporter of Toomey (Joe GIddens/PA)
“He’s a big, big horse so to win at this stage of his career can only be a bonus,” continued Toomey.
“I will discuss in depth with Jeff and David Bowe (racing manager) what we do next and I think I will potentially step him up a furlong.
“It’s hard to win a novice under a penalty isn’t it, so when there’s some ease in the ground I might look at some of the nice two-year-old races later in the season at Doncaster and Newbury.
“For now there’s no rush with him, we’ll give him time to get over his debut and hopefully strengthen up again ahead of whatever we decide to do next.”
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Ed Walker has a circle around the last weekend in July on his calendar, as his frustrating wait for suitable conditions with Almaqam continues.
The high-class colt beat subsequent Royal Ascot scorer Ombudsman in the Brigadier Gerard in May, but the Lambourn handler has had to settle for the role of keen observer during the continuing dry spell, with Almaqam bypassing both the Prince of Wales’s Stakes and last Saturday’s thrilling renewal of the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown due to fast ground.
“I’m just waiting for soft ground really which is a bit frustrating,” said Walker.
“We would have loved to have been a part of the Eclipse, although to watch it was pretty messy and we’re kind of all dressed up with nowhere to go at the moment.”
Walker’s weather watch looks set to continue throughout July, but he is optimistically hoping the end of the month could signal Almaqam’s eagerly-awaited return, with the Sky Bet York Stakes on July 26 or the following day’s Grosser Dallmayr-Preis – Bayerisches Zuchtrennen in Munich both options at 10 furlongs.
The son of Lope De Vega has also been left in the same weekend’s feature King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot, but his handler is inclined to wait until later in the season before stretching out in distance.
Walker added: “We’re looking at running him in the York Stakes which is a Group Two and all being well we could go there, he’s also in a Group One in Germany over 10 furlongs the same weekend and we’ve also left him in the King George, so we’re keeping the options open and tracking the weather.
“I think the King George may be the least likely and I’m not convinced I want to try him first time over a mile and a half at Ascot. I think I’d rather try it on a slightly more conventional flat, galloping track, but we’ll keep the options open.”
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Colin Keane is set to miss the Qatar Goodwood Festival after being suspended for 14 days for using his whip over the permitted level at Sandown last week.
The Irishman has not long been retained by Juddmonte as their first choice jockey and was aboard their colt Windlord when he won the Gala Stakes at the Esher track on Friday.
Keane used his whip eight times in the closing stages of the contest, a count permissible in Ireland but not in England as the limit in Britain is six strikes in Flat contests.
The British Horseracing Authority’s whip review committee has fined him £350 and suspended him from July 22 to August 4, a spell that will see him miss Sussex Stakes ride aboard Field Of Gold – with whom he won both the Irish 2,000 Guineas and the St James’s Palace Stakes.
Speaking at Sandown on Saturday, the rider said: “I’m so used to eight (strikes) as it is at home, I just have to abide by the rules here.
“That’s the only way I can put it, I know six is the amount over here but when I was in a ding-dong battle, I suppose it just went out of my head unfortunately.
“It’s unfortunate but it’s my own fault.”
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Royal Dress justified strong market support with an emphatic victory in the Weatherbys Hamilton Pipalong Stakes at Pontefract.
James Tate’s mare won at Listed and Group Three level last season and kicked off the current campaign by finishing third behind See The Fire in the Middleton Stakes at York.
Having since placed fourth in the Princess Elizabeth Stakes at Epsom on Derby day, Royal Dress was a well-backed 85-40 favourite dropping back to Listed class in West Yorkshire and after being coaxed into contention by a confident Clifford Lee from the home turn, she finished off strongly once given her head to score by a widening three and a quarter lengths from Cheshire Dancer.
Tate told Racing TV: “We reinvented her last year as a mile/mile and one (furlong) filly with a hood and I just felt after her first two runs back maybe we didn’t need the hood any more, I think that really helped her in the last furlong or two.
“Cliff is a really good jockey, we always do really well together and he gave her a great ride. He made all the right decisions, to take her back a little bit early because they were going a strong pace, to angle out wide rather than riding for luck because he felt he was on the best horse in the race and we enjoyed the last furlong when he had a cheeky look round!”
Paddy Power cut Royal Dress to 16-1 from 25-1 for the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood on July 31 and Tate is not ruling out a tilt at Group One glory on the Sussex Downs.
“Do we try to win a Group Two or a Group Three, or do we try to go for an each-way run in one of the big races and say we finish in the first three that would be worth it for value, because she’s obviously a valuable, well-bred broodmare,” he added.
“I think we’ll just take each race as it comes and see how she is.”
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Harry Charlton is keen to heed the advice of William Buick, as he drops Hand Of God back in distance for a shot at York’s ultra-competitive £200,000 John Smith’s Cup on Saturday.
The smart four-year-old excelled over 10 furlongs when striking in the Golden Gates Stakes at Royal Ascot last year and remains lightly raced having been seen just twice since.
He stepped up to a mile and a half when a respectable sixth in the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes at the latest Royal meeting, but will now swiftly return to a mile and a quarter after feedback from his Ascot rider Buick.
Charlton said: “William got off him at Ascot and just said ‘he’s run great, I’ve come there two down like I’m going to win but he hasn’t stayed – get back to 10 furlongs’. So, this was the obvious next step on a nice, galloping track over 10 furlongs.
“I think he wasn’t quite ready for his seasonal return at Newmarket when he ran. He was ready for Ascot obviously, but we were just running at the wrong trip. So, I’m hoping it lands nicely for him at York on Saturday.
“He’s not needed to do too much since Ascot because it’s only a 22-day gap, but he seems in good form.”
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The Maranoa Charlie team are counting down to the Sky Bet City of York Stakes after an excellent first outing in the Bond Thoroughbred colours when agonisingly denied in the Prix Jean Prat.
Christopher Head’s son of Wootton Bassett was a headline purchase by the Yorkshire-based Bond Thoroughbred operation – the racing entity of the late Reg Bond now overseen by son Charlie – prior to the Deauville Group One and proved himself to be a quality acquisition with a fine run amongst a stellar cast.
“It’s exciting times and it was quite a pressure run having invested a lot of money but it worked out well and he backed everything up that we had seen previously,” said Charlie Bond.
“Christopher was very complimentary of him and told us after we had purchased him he thinks this is the best horse he has ever trained, so we knew we had bought into a serious horse and he went and proved it.”
Attempting to make all on the Normandy coast, Maranoa Charlie was able to repel the likes of Aidan O’Brien’s The Lion In Winter and Charlie Appleby’s Shadow Of Light before being thwarted by the narrowest of margins after the late thrust of the Francis-Henri Graffard-trained Woodshauna.
Bond added: “He sort of ran four races and three horses took him on, he eyeballed them and got the better of them, just unfortunately the fourth one didn’t give him enough time to react, even though the jockey said he went after him and a stride after the line he was getting back on top of him again.
“The jockey said this horse just does not like to get beat and it’s incredible how three of them came there on the bridle, but once he eyeballed them he saw them off and they were proper Group One contenders, so you can definitely upgrade our run.”
Christopher Head trains Maranoa Charlie (Andrew Matthews/PA)
Although trained in France by Chantilly-based Head, Maranoa Charlie will be seen as a local hero if able set the record straight and register a first victory in the famous yellow and black colours of his ownership team on their home soil in York’s newly upgraded Group One on August 23.
“I think Christopher and the jockey may try some different tactics at York, but you’ll see what they decide on the day,” continued Bond.
“It’s a kink at York rather than a straight and a bit of a dogleg, which I think will benefit us and we hope he loves the Knavesmire as it’s the race Christopher has in mind for him.
“It’s exciting times for Bond Thoroughbreds, so we can look forward to York and go again.”
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Michael Bell believes Spicy Marg can put a below-par performance in the Queen Mary behind her when she takes her chance in the Duchess of Cambridge Stakes at Newmarket on Friday.
The daughter of Starspangledbanner won impressively on Newmarket’s Rowley Mile track on debut, galloping home by two and three-quarter length, and hopes were high ahead of her step up to Group Two level at Royal Ascot.
However, Bell believes her chances were hindered by being in season and is confident a different horse will be on show on the July Course.
Asked if she can bounce back, Bell said: “Very much so. She’s trained well since Ascot where there were a couple of mitigating circumstances, so hopefully she can show what she’s capable of on Friday.
“She came back in season. I don’t think it’s anything definitive or if there’s any records of if horses do or don’t under-perform in season, but I think most horses seem to in my experience.
“She carried her tail very high immediately after the race, so I’m hoping that is the reason because we still believe she’s a very nice filly.
“(Fifth-placed) Staya’s subsequent win is a positive. Our filly was stuck on the wing and hit the front too early. A lot of things went against us.
“We’re hoping for a kind draw in the middle of the field, get a lead and then it’s up to her to show what we think she’s capable of. She likes playing at home you could say.”
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Soprano bids to put Royal Ascot disappointment behind her in the Weatherbys Hamilton Pipalong Stakes at Pontefract on Tuesday.
Winner of the Sandringham Stakes at the Royal meeting last season, George Boughey’s filly returned to the Berkshire circuit on the back of a successful reappearance in Listed company at Kempton.
However, the four-year-old was too keen to do herself justice in the Group Two Duke of Cambridge Stakes and weakened to finish last of seven behind Crimson Advocate, who she had beaten on her previous outing.
Harry Herbert, managing director for Soprano’s owners Highclere Thoroughbred Racing, said: “She’s in great form and looks absolutely fantastic, the best she’s looked this year I think.
“Sadly we had a disaster at Royal Ascot when she ran with the choke out for more than half the race and obviously didn’t get home, so she doesn’t need to do that again.
“She was just too fresh going into that race but she’s well, Billy (Loughnane) knows her very well and while it’s a tough race giving weight away at Pontefract, I think she’ll be very competitive.
“We had beaten the winner at Ascot the time before so it was frustrating what happened, she beat herself on the day. She thrives on racing and we probably should have given her another run, but it’s easy in hindsight.
“George and the team closest to her think she’s bang on for this to run a big race.”
Soprano heads a field of 11 fillies and mares declared for Pontefract’s Listed feature, with Dave Loughnane’s Sparks Fly and Royal Dress from James Tate’s yard among her rivals.
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Leading John Smith’s Cup fancy Defiance will only run at York on Saturday if there is sufficient cut in the ground.
The Roger Varian-trained four-year-old missed the second half of last season after successive runs on fast ground at Lingfield and York and he will not be asked to race on quick surfaces in the future.
“He’s a lovely horse who had his problems last year, he got very jarred up in the Lingfield Derby Trial and we couldn’t really get him back,” said Harry Herbert of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing, who own the gelding.
“We had to give him a lot of time and he’s come back this year in really good shape, had a run at Epsom where he could have been a bit closer but he was just caught too far back.
“I think he’s come on again for that run according to Roger, but we will take a look at the ground. If it’s rattling quick we won’t run and will wait until Goodwood. It looks like it is going to be hot up there but we’ll see where we are the day before.
“It will be Roger’s call but the horse is in great form, he looks fantastic and he’s well thought of. We’ve not seen anything like the best of this horse yet, so it will be disappointing if he can’t run as this has been his target for such a long time.”
Karl Burke’s course-and-distance winner Thunder Run has been left at the head of the weights following a host of withdrawals at the five-day stage, which included ante-post favourite Burrito.
William Haggas’ Archivist sits alongside Defiance in the new market with Arabian Force, See That Storm, Hand Of God and Naqeeb others in the mix
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Jack Davison is going in search of a flatter track with She’s Quality after she was once again beaten into second place in the Coral Charge at Sandown.
The four-year-old led for the majority of the Group Three contest but was just headed by her nemesis Rumstar at the top of hill to go down by three-quarters of a length.
It was the third time in succession that the daughter of Acclamation had to settle for silver after also hitting the crossbar in the Palace House at Newmarket and Temple Stakes at Haydock.
County Meath handler Davison said: “I think the stiffness of the track was probably the difference between her winning and losing really. I think’s she’s probably put in a lifetime-best so you have to take the positives out of it.
“The winner, it’s the second time he’s beaten us so take nothing away from him. He just finished the trip a bit stronger, didn’t he?
“It’s one of those things. We just need to get a quick five furlongs and we’ll have her day.”
Davison is determined to get his stable star her Group-race victory and has turned his attention to Goodwood and York.
He added: “She’s very fast so we’re going to try to stick to a fast five furlongs. Goodwood (King George Qatar Stakes) would be high on the agenda and the Nunthorpe. They’re the two obvious targets for the next couple of races.”
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Charlie Clover is weighing up his options on the next assignment for his smart filly Flowerhead.
The Amo Racing-owned two-year-old won a Chepstow maiden before stepping up to Group Two level for the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot, where she defied 100-1 odds to come home second.
Clover wants to give her the best chance of winning at Group level as he decides between the Duchess of Cambridge Stakes at Newmarket on Friday or the Princess Margaret Stakes at Ascot later in the month.
Clover said: “She’s in great order. Whether she runs or not (in the Duchess of Cambridge) we’ll wait and see, there’s still the Princess Margaret to consider and there’s no guarantee we’ll run her.
“She’s in a good spot but we just want to try to put her in the weakest race possible to try to enhance her chances of winning. We’ll have a look at the declarations and if it’s the right spot we’ll go there and if not we’ll hold off and go back to Ascot.
“I think the step up to six will suit her and she’s in great nick.
“She deserves the chance to run but at the same time I’m conscious there might be a weaker spot coming up in the Princess Margaret.
“I don’t think it was a bad Queen Mary by any stretch of the imagination and Staya looked a nice horse winning that Listed race at Sandown. We’ll see some nice horses come out of the Queen Mary.
“The ground’s not an issue, she’s won on good to soft, second at Ascot on good to firm. Good ground is her preference but we’re not really scared of ground. She’s pretty versatile.”
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Karl Burke admitted to having mixed emotions following Covergent’s agonising German Derby defeat on Sunday.
The Fascinating Rock colt travelled to Hamburg with major claims, having finished third behind dual Derby winner Lambourn and Epsom runner-up Lazy Griff in the Chester Vase in May, and looked set to oblige after battling his way to the front inside the final furlong.
However, he was denied in the very last stride by Hochkonig, whose rider Nina Baltromei made history by becoming the first woman to win the mile-and-a-half Classic.
Burke said: “He ran a great race and he’s still a raw horse and a young horse that’s improving.
“I think he’s got a big future in front of him, we’ll look after him now and he could be a very good horse for later this year and into his four-year-old career.”
The Spigot Lodge handler plans to give Convergent a short break before bringing him back for a late summer and autumn campaign and feels he has not yet reached the ceiling of his ability.
“We’ll take our time, there’s no real plan – yesterday was the plan,” he added.
“He wants good ground, he doesn’t have to have it soft but he doesn’t want it firm, so there’ll be no rush with him.
“He won’t get home until tomorrow (Tuesday), so we’ll get him back and give him a couple of easy weeks and start to make a plan for probably late August and into September and October.”
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Charlie Appleby’s Notable Speech is to have his first race over six furlongs in the Al Basti Equiworld July Cup at Newmarket on Saturday.
Last year’s 2000 Guineas winner impressed connections enough in a gallop over the weekend to earn his place in the premier sprint.
A post on Godolphin’s X account read: “Update from Moulton Paddocks: Following a very pleasing piece of work over the weekend, the decision has been made to supplement Dubawi’s 2,000 Guineas hero Notable Speech for the G1 July Cup @NewmarketRace.”
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Since he made his debut on the all-weather in January 2024, Notable Speech has been campaign exclusively over a mile, with his career highlight coming on the Rowley Mile last May.
At the time he was still unbeaten and while he has found things tougher since then, he did win the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
This season he has been fourth in both the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury and the Queen Anne at Royal Ascot.
Notable Speech features among 16 contenders for the July Cup following the confirmation stage and is one of two supplementary entries for owners Godolphin, with Sheikh Mohammed’s operation also stumping up the required £36,000 to add John and Thady Gosden’s Jersey Stakes runner-up Spy Chief to the field.
Symbol Of Honour (centre) is another leading contender for Charlie Appleby (Steven Paston/PA)
The Godolphin blue could also be carried by Notable Speech’s stablemate Symbol Of Honour, who has won four of his five starts this year and was last seen edging out Arabian Dusk in the Group Two Sandy Lane Stakes at Haydock in May.
Andrew Balding’s Flora Of Bermuda, who finished third in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, is one of three potential runners for Wathnan Racing along with the Tom Clover-trained Rogue Lightning and Night Raider from Karl Burke’s yard.
The latter faltered after making much of the running in the King Charles III Stakes at the Royal meeting and his trainer hopes he can fare better over a furlong further this weekend.
Burke said: “Night Raider is a very quick horse, there’s no doubt about it, but I think he’s a horse that likes to get into a rhythm and he’s more chance of getting into that rhythm over six furlongs than he does over five.
“I think over five at the top level they jump and go so hard early and he’s a horse that likes to jump and get into a nice rhythm, which I think he has more chance of doing over six and he obviously can stay seven as well.
“Six is the ideal trip, whether he’s up to a Group One at this stage of his career we’ll find out on Saturday.”
Other leading hopes include Kevin Ryan’s Inisherin, Aidan O’Brien’s Whistlejacket and top-class mare Believing, who is in foal to Frankel and is set to make her final career start before retirement for trainer George Boughey.
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