Harry Eustace Stable Tour

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Winner of seven of his 36 starts and currently rated 73. Hasn’t been out of the first two in four starts this season and gained his last success at Catterick (6f) in May when beating Arecibo a neck off a mark of 71. Subsequently runner-up, beaten half a length, to Copper Knight at Pontefract (5f) this month off his current mark.

Trainer says

We lost our way with him a bit ever since he ran in the Dash - they didn’t call it a false start but his stall didn’t open a couple of years ago. Ever since that day his form has dipped until this year and we have got him back happy again. He is running well and, at this age, I don’t think we will get him right back where he was but he is in good nick and there could be one more in him.

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Winner of six of her 24 starts and currently rated 99. Highly consistent mare who put another hallmark effort when a close fifth, beaten a length and three quarters, to Ascending in the Ascot Stakes Handicap at Royal Ascot (2m 4f) on Tuesday.

Trainer says

She has been an absolute star for us and she picked up some all-important Black Type earlier on in the year. She was a touch unlucky not to finish closer at Ascot on Tuesday. She loves the trip and I would imagine something like the Cesarewitch is a race we will work back from.

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Winner of four of his 17 starts and currently rated 114 (due to be reassessed). Took his career to a new level when winning the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot (1m) on Tuesday when beating Rosallion a nose.

Trainer says

Docklands has been a star for us for a little while and he actually hasn’t run over a straight mile as often as would have liked to have run him. He obviously did it a bit as a three-year-old but only did it twice at Ascot last year and twice at Ascot this year. He will go to the Jacques Le Marois and Champions Day.

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Winner of one of her eight starts and currently rated 64. Winner on her reappearance at Leicester (1m 2f) in April when beating Douglas Dc three and a half lengths off a mark of 57 but disappointing in two starts since.

Trainer says

She is a homebred filly who got the all-important win at Leicester on her reappearance. She has disappointed the last twice and I cannot really put my finger on it. The way she won there is another win in her if I can get her back to that form.

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Winner of two of his 12 starts and currently rated 75. Finished fourth, beaten five and three quarter lengths, to Dorney Lake at Yarmouth (6f) in April off a mark of 76.

Trainer says

He is a very likeable horse - he needs some juice in the ground so it has been a bit frustrating so far with him. However, he is a lovely big horse who keeps improving and his turn isn’t too far away - in the next run or two I hope.

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Winner of five of his 28 starts and currently rated 91. Finished ninth, beaten seven lengths, to Stressfree on his reappearance at Haydock (1m 4f) in May off a mark of 92.

Trainer says

He is pretty talented particularly in extreme going. Again, he is one the owners have had to be patient with this year. We got him out as we needed to one perfectly safe ground over the wrong trip up at Haydock. He does, in particular, love Newbury and we just need the heavens to open for him. He seems, at home, to have come back in a good a form as previous years.

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Winner of three of her 21 starts and currently rated 51. Finished third, beaten a length and three quarters, to Brinton at Brighton (1m) in May off her current mark.

Trainer says

She is a remarkably consistent filly who is probably a handicappers dream when she runs as she can handicap the race around her. She likes fast ground, handles Brighton well, and when she drops a pound or two her turn isn’t far away.

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Winner of three of his 10 starts and currently rated 91 (All-Weather) and 86 turf. Finished third, beaten half a length, to Kats Bob at York (6f) in June off a mark of 85.

Trainer says

He is quite a good sprinter and can put in the odd dud which is head scratching. On his day he is talented and if he hadn’t fluffed the start he would have gone pretty close at York the other day. He is a fun older handicapper.

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No wins from eight starts and currently rated 72. Finished third, beaten a length and a half, to String Of Pearls in a handicap at Goodwood (1m 4f) on Friday.

Trainer says

Babylon has been a bit frustrating this year and he has gone up in the weights without winning and it’s making it harder and harder for him. He has a good attitude and tries very hard and he will win a race or two but at the moment it’s tough for him running against well handicapped horses.

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Finished third, beaten seven and a quarter lengths, to Spy Chief on his debut at Yarmouth (6f) this month.

Trainer says

He is new to us in the New Year and I thought he ran a creditable race first time in a race that could turn out to be a hot race. He looks up to winning a maiden over six.

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Winner of one of her 11 starts and currently rated 71. Finished fifth, beaten a length and a half, to Speedy Bullet at Pontefract (6f) in June off a mark of 73.

Trainer says

She is another who needs cut in the ground and she is getting back towards a mark where we feel she can be competitive off.

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Winner of two of his eight starts and currently rated 73. Has won his last two starts and awarded race in the Stewards’ Room after finishing a neck behind Cindy Lou Who at Leicester (6f) this month off a mark of 70.

Trainer says

We found the key to him - he is not bad over six and needs a bit of juice in the ground. He is going to keep improving through the year and he is not a very good horse but possibly an 80s handicapper eventually.

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Winner of one of his four starts and currently rated 99. Finished runner-up, beaten a neck, to Arabian Story in the Britannia Handicap at Royal Ascot (1m) on Thursday.

Trainer says

La Botte is obviously a pretty decent horse and the Listed race he ran in has worked out pretty well. He didn’t get the racing luck in the Britannia but shaped as quite an unlucky loser. He is owned by Australians, and we are just working out where to campaign him in the next six to 12 months and where that will be. He could eventually head to Australia for a couple of races before coming back for Ascot next year.

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Better effort when fourth, beaten five and three quarter lengths, to Accentuate in a novice at Windsor (1m) this month.

Trainer says

He has been a very slow learner but did take a good step forward last time at Windsor. He needs a bit of cut in the ground - he is quite a heavy-topped horse - and he is just going to keep learning with each run but he needs racing to do that. We can do that at home.

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Winner of four of his 11 starts and currently rated 68. Has won three times this season and gained his last success at Salisbury (7f) this month when scoring by two and a quarter lengths from Baloo’s Blues off his current mark.

Trainer says

He is a very fun horse who has worked his way through the handicaps. He shapes like there is another race in him and he has just been a dream syndicate horse for the guys involved.

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Winner of one of his five starts and currently rated 76. Finished third, beaten two and three quarter lengths, to Impartiality at Chester (7½f) in June off his current mark.

Trainer says

He ran very well last time from a bad draw at Chester. I question his courage sometimes so he might wear headgear next time.

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Winner of one of his eight starts and currently rated 90. Finished third, beaten three and a quarter lengths, to Dance In The Storm in a handicap at Sandown (7f) in June off a mark of 91.

Trainer says

He is quite a good horse and we obviously picked him up at the Horses-In-Training Sale. He found the ground a bit quick and the lack of pace catching him out at Sandown last time. He is capable of a Class 3 and possibly a Class 2 either this year or possibly next year.

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Placed in both her starts and finished runner-up, beaten four and three quarter lengths, to Orionis on her latest outing at Ripon (1m 3f) in June.

Trainer says

She is another who needs rain and a bit of cut in the ground. She looked to stay well last time and is going to keep maturing and improving all year. If she stays further again, she could be quite fun for them. We are having to be patient with her at the moment.

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Unplaced in two ten-furlong events at Newbury and Sandown in April.

Trainer says

She is another who will be suited by a bit of cut in the ground but she will stay a trip. She needs to get to handicaps really and is not capable of winning a maiden.

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Placed in both his starts and finished third, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Roque Millions on latest start at Chepstow (1m 2f) in May.

Trainer says

He ran a lovely race first time and he is very babyish and very raw. He will be lightly raced this year and next year and onwards is very much his bag. He is showing enough to suggest that there is at least a fun handicap in him probably next year rather than this year.

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Finished sixth, beaten five and a quarter lengths, to Fort Campbell in a novice at Kempton (7f) in May.

Trainer says

I quite like her and she is quite leggy and hits the ground very hard. She ran ok last time and I thought she was greener than I thought. She will probably start back over six furlongs rather than seven again.

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Winner of two of her six starts and currently rated 105. Hasn’t been out of the first three in her six starts and put up a career best performance when scoring by a neck from Arizona Blaze in the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot (6f) on Friday.

Trainer says

She has been a star and we knew at home that certain little things in races quite hadn’t gone right this year otherwise I think she would have been a winner before Ascot as a three-year-old. In the Commonwealth Cup she had a good pace to run at over six and I am sure that made the difference. I particularly liked her attitude over the last furlong having had to do a lot of work on her own. I don’t know where we go next - it’s in our heads to go into open company against older horses but we won’t campaign her aggressively in the second half of this year. He future is all about the sprinting division next year.

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Placed third and made the frame in three runs and currently rated 72. Finished fourth, beaten seven lengths, to Cosi Bello on his reappearance in a novice at Kempton (7f) in May.

Trainer says

Uppercase is a horse I quite like. He is a big immature horse and he is another - especially being by Showcasing - who has quite a knee action and he needs some rain. He will stay a mile no problem and I suspect he will stay a mile and a quarter as well but we just need to be a bit patient.