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18:50 Goodwood

Green & Black'S Organic Chocolate E.B.F. Maiden Stakes (Class D) (Class D)

  • 5 Runners
  • Distance: 6f
  • Going: Good (Round Course: Good to Firm)
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 13.51s
  • 5 Ran
1
Silk -
2
Silk -

Fox

11/2

    1(5)
    Silk - Yellow, Emerald Green chevron, armlets and star on cap
    50/1
    • Age 2
    • Weight 9-0

    soon outpaced and always behind

    2(3)
    Silk - Royal blue
    • Age 2
    • Weight 9-0

    slowly into stride, held up behind leaders, switched right and headway to challenge 2f out, shaken up to lead 1f out, raced green but ran on well, ridden out, improve

    3(4)
    Silk - White, Light Blue chevron, Light Blue and White striped cap

    Fox

    11/2
    • Age 2
    • Weight 9-0

    always prominent, ridden and every chance 1f out, kept on but not pace of winner

    4(1)
    Silk - Royal Blue, White epaulets, striped cap
    1/2
    • Form 2
    • Age 2
    • Weight 9-0

    led after 1f, ridden 2f out, headed 1f out, kept on

    5(2)
    Silk - DARK BLUE and YELLOW check, striped sleeves
    50/1
    • Form 600
    • Age 2
    • Weight 8-9

    led for 1f, chased leaders until weakened over 1f out

    In depth

    Verdict

    Richard Hills was no doubt fuming after getting caught aboard Qadar when the Xaar colt made his debut here last month and he is sure to be live to the challenges represented by well-bred newcomers Dubawi and Fox this evening. In contrast, Buzz Maite and Waterline Lover appear to have it all to do in this company and their respective connections may have to enjoy a private wager in that personal battle to gain a return. Dubawi is a beautifully-bred colt that will no doubt carry plenty of expectations as he hails from a yard that are flying with their younger horses at present. However, being by Dubai Millennium, he can be expected to improve with age and may find this trip a touch on the sharp side for now. Fox, on the other hand, should find this trip suits him for now and he should not be underestimated with his challenge. However, as experience counts for an awful lot at this stage, it is hard to see past Qadar when predicting the winner on the evidence available.