BRITISH 2YO RACING - 2005 Season Race Profile
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Race 090: Newbury, May 13th : 5.1f (3) Conditions Fillies'
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80 79 78 77 76 <75 74 73 72 71 <70 69 68 67 66 <65 64 63 62 61 <60 Under 50
Smooch
Flashy Wings
Brazilian Style
Hanoona [56]
Note:- Bold numbers in the grey boxes are the scale for the estimated rating level for this race. The position of the horse's name indicates the expected performance level as assessed before the race. The table can be read from left to right as the expected finishing positions of the runners.

Declarations : Smooch (9-0), Flashy Wings (8-11), Brazilian Style (8-8), Hanoona (8-5).

Pre-race Summary
 
The 2003-2004 results are at the bottom of the page for comparison
MAY 12th SUMMING UP
  • Flashy Wings won just an average 5f maiden at Newmarket on debut and wasn't really tested as a '5f sprinter'. Her trainer keeps her at this slightly extended 5f and runs the maiden Dream Rose for the same owner in the 6f Listed race at York. She has more scope than Smooch and receives weight from her.
  • The race  has been won by the odds-on favourite in the last three years although with different degrees of ease. As with many small field conditions races the lack of a solid gallop is usually the main contributor to the favourite's 'difficulties' in looking assured at the end of the race. 
  • Flashy Wings is likely to be a similarly short priced favourite. The only real niggle with her is whether she might be vulnerable in a '2f sprint' race to a better class 'speed' type. The answer is probably 'Yes' but it is questionable whether Smooch or Brazilian Style are good enough to test her.
  • As a general point it will be worth noting the performance of Brazilian Style. She would be easy to dismiss given that she runs for a 'small' stable, has a moderate pedigree and cost 1.6k gns at the sales. On her debut she travelled well and showed a small change of pace in a low level race and might well have won with a clear run. She looked a certain future winner in that grade although not obviously up to better class. However, her trainer has shown a sure hand with his 2yos in the last 2 seasons and has put them in appropriate races. In that context it will be interesting to see how well she competes here.
  • RACE QUALITY: 
  • The race usually draws a small field each year but with a number of useful+ fillies from a small group of bigger trainers. The race has been won by the odds-on favourite in the last three years and all were previous winners and have proved good winners later.
  • The field is usually completed by a variety of quality but usually including fillies capable of competing in Conditions races latter amongst the moderate types.
  • TRAINERS: 
  • The race is usually a 'private' event between some combination of R Hannon, M Channon, B Meehan & B Hills. This season is unusual with only M Channon represented and he runs two. He has had the runner-up in the last three seasons to each of the other trainers. Presumably its his 'turn' to win this year.

  • Newbury 5.1f Conditions Fillies': Race Results from 2003 and 2004
    Note 1: Horse with * denotes a winner later in the season.
    Note 2: Trainers highlighted in cream have runners in the 2005 race.
     
    2004 2003 2002
    1 Siena Gold* 30/100f B Meehan 1 La Cucaracha 1/2f B Hills 1 Rag Top* 8/11f R Hannon
    2 Indiannie Star* 25/1 M Channon 2 Ma'soola* 5/1 M Channon 2 Queens Victory* 11/8 M Channon
    3 Polly Alexander* 10/1 M Wallace 3 Incise 9/2 B Meehan 3 Capponicus 10/1 P McEntee
    4 Spirit Of Chester 25/1 N Dutfield 4 Bee Minor 20/1 R Hannon 4 Wittily 25/1 A Berry
    5 Bentley's Bush* 33/1 R Hannon 5 Kumari 50/1 W Brisbourne 5 Hilarious 20/1 R Millman
    6 Unreal 6/1 B Hills 6 Princess Tavery 50/1 H Howe

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