His third at Leopardstown on 11 June, beaten a length and a half over seven furlongs on soft ground, gives him a relevant piece of form for this assignment. He has to put a poor September effort behind him, though, having finished ninth, 26 lengths adrift, over a mile on heavy ground at Haydock. The drop back by a furlong brings him closer to the conditions of that June placing. Saffie Osborne arrives with seven winners from 44 rides in the past fortnight, offering encouragement as he seeks a revival.

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His six-furlong Doncaster win on soft ground in October 2024 gives him a solid course credential, and today's mark of 99 is 2lb lower. More recently, he finished seventh over seven furlongs at Newbury on 18 September, beaten eight and three quarters of a length on good ground. That was a Class 1 contest, so this return to Class 2 company offers some relief after competing at the higher level during 2026. Seven-furlong wins on heavy ground at Newmarket and Saint-Cloud in November 2023 also encourage for the trip in testing conditions.

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Successive seven-furlong wins in Class 1 company at Epsom and Carlisle in June give her a strong claim on form for this Class 2 handicap. Those victories came on good to soft at Epsom and good to firm at Carlisle, showing she was effective in contrasting conditions. Her third at Deauville in July 2025, beaten three and a quarter lengths over seven furlongs on soft, offers more direct encouragement for today's going. She returns after 121 days off, so how readily she resumes that June form will be central to her chance.

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Returning to seven furlongs looks sensible after his sixth over a mile at York on 9 October, beaten ten and a half lengths. He won over today's trip at York on 6 September on good to soft, providing a stronger guide to his chance at this distance. A mark of 97 is 3lb above that winning figure, while the move from Class 3 to Class 2 asks more. William Haggas and Tom Marquand have combined for seven winners from 27 runners in the past fortnight, a further reason for encouragement.

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His second at Epsom in June, beaten a length and three quarters over six furlongs in Class 2 company on soft ground, gives him a relevant positive. He finished sixth here on 13 September, seven lengths behind over six and a half furlongs on good ground, and needs more than that. A mark of 96 leaves him 3lb above his May 2025 Newmarket winning figure, rather than looking especially lenient. Today's seven furlongs takes him half a furlong beyond that September assignment, adding a further question alongside the return to soft going.

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Won over a mile at Kempton in January and Southwell in August, both in Class 4 company, giving him a promising platform for this assignment. This Class 2 handicap asks more from a mark of 95, with seven furlongs on soft turf a different test from those all-weather successes. Charlie Appleby and William Buick have combined for six winners from 13 runners in the past fortnight, a strong positive as he tackles these conditions.

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Won over seven furlongs on soft ground at Haydock on 25 September, then followed up over six furlongs in Class 2 company at Ripon on 26 September. Those performances make the return to seven furlongs on soft appealing, although he is now 10lb above his latest winning mark. He struggled from today's figure of 92 at York on 10 October, finishing thirteenth, beaten seven and a half lengths over six furlongs. Tim Easterby and David Allan have combined for four winners in the past fortnight, offering encouragement from a partnership arriving in reasonable form.

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Won over this course and seven-furlong trip in Class 3 company on 18 July, making his return to Doncaster an appealing part of his chance. He then finished fourth in Class 2 at Goodwood on 1 August, beaten a length and three quarters, showing he could compete in this grade. Today's mark of 88 is just 1lb above his Doncaster winning figure and 1lb below his Goodwood rating. Both performances came on good to firm, so today's soft ground brings a different test as he returns from 83 days off.

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Returned to winning form over this course and distance in September, taking a Class 2 contest on good ground to establish clear credentials at this level. He is now rated 86, 3lb above his mark for that success, so a little more is required in this handicap. Today's soft ground presents a different set of conditions from the good going of that win, which tempers enthusiasm for an otherwise appealing return to Doncaster. Ghaiyyath's progeny have won on soft, offering some encouragement that he can cope with the change.

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Comes here after Class 4 wins over seven furlongs at Thirsk in April and a mile at Ripon in August, giving him a progressive profile. Dropping back a furlong should hold no fears given the Thirsk success, though this Class 2 assignment represents a stiffer examination. His mark of 94 is 8lb above the figure from which he won at Ripon, requiring another step forward. Both those wins came on good ground, whereas today's soft going presents a different test as he returns from 69 days off.

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