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MADELINE booked her ticket to Royal Ascot with a smooth-travelling performance in the six-furlong fillies’ novice at Goodwood on Saturday.
WADIGOR elevated his career record to a perfect three wins from three starts with a smooth reappearance success in the eleven-furlong handicap at Kempton on Wednesday evening.
HER NAME might not be Mary, but Nezwaah proved Queen of the Scots with a hugely-impressive return to action in the Listed Rothesay Stakes at Ayr on Wednesday afternoon.
GAKKU will seek to emulate the illustrious Love Divine when she attempts to break her maiden in the Listed Height Of Fashion Stakes at Goodwood tomorrow afternoon.
SHARGIAH continued on a firm upward curve when taking his career record to three wins from six starts in the ten-furlong handicap at Newcastle on Tuesday afternoon.
A BUSY three-year-old campaign included trips to France and Canada for Nezwaah and Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum’s filly will add another country to her repertoire when she makes her seasonal reappearance in Scotland tomorrow afternoon.
THE LONG journey northwards failed to pay dividends when Materialist was denied by half a length at Thirsk last month, but he was handsomely rewarded for another four-hour drive up the A1 when getting off the mark in the nine-furlong maiden at Ripon on Sunday.
DEFOE and Ekhtiyaar secured a lucrative across-the-card double at Newbury and Newmarket yesterday, with the pair of progressive three-year-olds netting over £70,000 between them while cementing their profiles as exciting prospects for the summer ahead.
TOMYRIS took the step up in class in her stride when making a smooth transition to black-type company in the Listed Michael Seely Memorial Stakes at York on Friday.
MOUNTAIN ANGEL made light of his six rivals to get off the mark at the fourth attempt in the extended seven-furlong maiden at Beverley on Tuesday afternoon.
APPEARED produced a wide-margin career best to demolish his rivals in the opening twelve-furlong handicap at Ascot on Saturday, setting up a tilt at next month’s Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap over the same course and distance on the Friday of the Royal Meeting.
IT WAS the final race of the day and he was undoubtedly the easiest winner on a hectic afternoon of domestic Flat racing as Yalawin streaked four and a half lengths clear on the bridle to get off the mark in the six-furlong maiden at Ripon on Friday.