GB - Newmarket - Race 5

Thoroughbred

9 Runners

Maiden

Turf

Good to Firm

55.0K

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Verdict

The indicators pointing to a big run from newcomer NIGHT SHINING are pretty strong, given her pedigree, price tag and entry in the Lowther Stakes. The booking of Ryan Moore is another very positive factor and the case for supporting this filly will be further bolstered if she's popular in the betting. Crimson Rose looks nailed-on to improve for her debut spin on the all-weather and she is feared most ahead of Country Artiste and debutantes Enamorus and Princess Billyboy.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Coinin Caisc (Ire) Jockey: Neil Callan Trainer: John Butler J: Neil Callan T: John Butler	79	-	-	-	2%	Scratched
2	3rd Pick 2 Country Artiste (Ire) Jockey: Rossa Ryan Trainer: Clive Cox J: Rossa Ryan T: Clive Cox	95	-	-	-	17%
3	2nd Pick 3 Crimson Rose (Ire) Jockey: William Buick Trainer: Charlie Appleby J: William Buick T: Charlie Appleby	94	-	-	-	25%
4	4 Enamorus (Ire) Jockey: Oisin Murphy Trainer: Hugo Palmer J: Oisin Murphy T: Hugo Palmer	91	-	-	-	34%
5	5 Harlequin Angel (Ire) Jockey: David Egan Trainer: Jane Chapple-Hyam J: David Egan T: Jane Chapple-Hyam	88	-	-	-	7%
6	6 Lady Lucky Vegas (Ire) Jockey: Hollie Doyle Trainer: Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole J: Hollie Doyle T: Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole	86	-	-	-	12%
7	1st Pick 7 Night Shining (Ire) Jockey: Ryan Moore Trainer: George Boughey J: Ryan Moore T: George Boughey	100	-	-	-	25%
8	8 Princess Billyboy (Ire) Jockey: Sean Levey Trainer: Richard Hannon J: Sean Levey T: Richard Hannon	88	-	-	-	10%
9	9 Welcome Retreat Jockey: Sean Dylan Bowen Trainer: James Owen J: Sean Dylan Bowen T: James Owen	87	-	-	-	4%

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Trifecta

A wager picking the first, second and third horses in the exact order. A trifecta box means paying more to ensure the horses can finish in any order in the top three spots.

Firm

A dry turf course, equal to a ‘fast’ dirt track.

Bobble/Stumble

A slip or a duck from a horse trying to leave the starting gates, often caused by the surface giving way under the feet. This can range from a mild misstep to a stumble down to their knees.