Sultanaa wasn't beaten far in any of his first three starts in the UK and didn't handle soft ground in a Newmarket nursery in August. His stable also run the newcomers Heart Power and Nibras Voice though Tadhg O'Shea has chosen the one with experience. Follow The Feeling, who showed a bit of potential for Henry Spiller in the UK, has changed yards and looks best of their four entries. Both Satish Seemar and Doug Watson have been in excellent form in the first few weeks of the new campaign. The former has two entries and Richard Mullen's mount Bella Dubai, who is out of a Grade 3 winner in the USA, looks the pick of the pair but it's RAYYA from the Watson yard who gets the vote as he's a half-brother to a Grade 3 winner on Dirt at Del Mar.
Follow The Feeling (USA) 25-1 (8-7) Held up towards rear, ridden over 1f out, never dangerous, 7th of 8, 7 3/4l behind Hikmaa (8-12) at Chelmsford City 6f stks (4) pol in Sep.
Hawazen (IRE) Acclamation filly out of Selma.
Heart Power Poet's Voice filly out of Miss Pinkerton.
Nibras Voice (IRE) Poet's Voice filly out of Beat As One.
Ras Al Khor (USA) 10-1 (8-5) 7th of 10, 7 1/4l behind Circle Dream (8-9) at Meydan 6f mdn stks fst in Nov.
Rayya (USA) Tiz Wonderful filly out of Spread.
Sa'ada (USA) 150-1 (8-11) Tracked leader, ridden over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong, 9th of 10, 7 1/4l behind Morlock (9-2) at Kempton 7f stks (4) pol in Sep.
Sultanaa 8-1 (9-1) Raced wide, tracked leader, ridden and weakened over 1f out, 7th of 9, 9 3/4l behind Dathanna (9-3) at Newmarket 7f fll (2) sft in Aug.
Tarnemah (IRE) (8-5) 6th of 12, 16l behind Igloo (9-6) at Jebel Ali 7f mdn stks fst in Dec.
Zahrat Jumeirah (USA) 8-1 (8-5) 6th of 10, 5 3/4l behind Circle Dream (8-9) at Meydan 6f mdn stks fst in Nov.
Bella Dubai (USA) Speightstown filly out of Go Forth North.
