Nadawat gets the confident vote in this maiden with Penny Post and Tomorrow's Dancer taken to chase him home. The selection ran his best race yet last time at Redcar when he finished narrowly behind Ransom Captive. He has run well on soft ground in the past and he should be able to put his experience to good use today. Penny Post is an interesting newcomer from the Mark Johnston yard but they are not noted for first time out two-year-old winners and unless he is heavily backed then he may be best watched. Tomorrow's Dancer is a nice colt and he has shaped with promise on each of his two starts but he has yet to race on ground as testing as this and he will need to improve to get competitive. Zain is another interesting newcomer who is worth a look in the market but for the winner we will stick with Nadawat who looks the one to beat.
Brouhaha 100-1 (9-3) Soon led, headed over 2f out, weakened over 1f out, 7th of 16, 10l behind Tredegar (9-3) at Newmarket 7f 2yo mdn aut (4) gs.
Pickering Prince Sabo colt out of an unraced mare.
River Club Kyllachy gelding out of 6f-7f winner Amused.
Tomorrow's Dancer 9-1 (9-3) Slowly into stride, towards rear, outpaced halfway, stayed on well inside final furlong, 4th of 15, 9l behind Chief Operator (9-3) at Newcastle 6f 2yo mdn (5) gd in Sept.
Zain (IRE) Alhaarth colt out of a lightly-raced mare.
Nadawat (USA) 7-2 (9-0) Soon led, ridden and headed approaching final furlong, kept on, 3rd of 15, 1 1/2l behind Ransom Captive (9-0) at Redcar 7f 2yo mdn fll (4) gd in Sept.
Penny Post (IRE) Green Desert filly, closely related to Group 1 winners Zieten and Blue Duster, half-sister to several winners.
