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HIGH COMMAND was firmly in command for much of the Southwell home straight as the son of High Chaparral got off the mark at the fifth time of asking in the 1m4f handicap on Thursday.
VICTORY ANGEL brought the curtain down on the Flat season in fine style with an authoritative victory in division two of the six-furlong maiden at Doncaster on Saturday.
PROSPER lived up to her name in no uncertain terms when galloping relentlessly down the Kempton home straight to make a winning debut in division one of the mile fillies’ maiden on Wednesday evening.
WADIGOR rattled off the unseasonably quick ground to stamp himself as an exciting prospect for next year when running away with the 1m2f handicap at Newmarket on Friday.
ST MALO continued the theme of improving with every outing when getting on top two furlongs from home to power away with the mile and a half maiden at Newcastle on Tuesday.
COMPAS SCOOBIE showed a taking turn of foot to overcome trouble in running and mow down the opposition in the six-furlong maiden at Kempton on Wednesday evening.
CAPE BYRON took apart a traditionally-warm autumn maiden in the manner of a horse with a very bright future when getting off the market at the second attempt at Newmarket on Wednesday.
A HEART-STOPPING moment a furlong and a half from home was not enough to prevent Spanish City and Harry Bentley from recording a taking success at Newcastle on Tuesday as the three-year-old secured his second victory of the season in division two of the six-furlong handicap.
LAQAB led home a one-two for owner Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum when getting the better of the John Gosden-trained Dharoos in a thrilling finish to the 1m2f maiden at Newcastle on Sunday.
BAASHIQ confirmed himself to be a promising middle-distance type for next season when landing an above-average maiden for the course at Redcar on Friday afternoon.
TANSHOLPAN made light of miserable conditions and a competitive field to confirm herself a filly with a future when making a winning debut at Nottingham on Wednesday.
EKHTIYAAR turned in a sparkling display to get off the mark at the second attempt when proving a cut above his rivals in the six-furlong maiden at Yarmouth on Monday.