JAMES Doyle and William Haggas can Master the opposition in the Falmouth Stakes. The Group 1-winning jolly One Master looks to have plenty in her favour after a cracking run at Royal Ascot. BESHAAYIR 4/5 Keep your Haayir on. William Haggas’ filly made all the running to win an Irish Group 2 on her reappearance. […]
JAMES Doyle and William Haggas can Master the opposition in the Falmouth Stakes.
The Group 1-winning jolly One Master looks to have plenty in her favour after a cracking run at Royal Ascot.
BESHAAYIR 4/5
Keep your Haayir on. William Haggas’ filly made all the running to win an Irish Group 2 on her reappearance.
Had a couple of these in behind that day, but she will need to step forward again to confirm the form. Dangerous if let loose on the lead.
I CAN FLY 3/5
Fly swatter. Frustrating filly who is very good on her day, as she showed when second to Roaring Lion in the QEII last year.
Been hit and miss this year and she is not one for maximum faith.
ONE MASTER 5/5
Master and commander. High-class mare who was a Group 1 winner two years ago, landing the Prix de la Foret in France.
Caught the eye when an excellent third in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot, and a reproduction of that run should be good enough.
VERACIOUS 3/5
Very frustrating. Sir Michael Stoute’s filly looked to have a very bright future when third in the Coronation Stakes last summer.
But she hasn’t really gone on as expected and she will need to step up on her recent fourth at Royal Ascot.
MOT JUSTE 2/5
Failed MOT. She shaped with plenty of promise when a good second in the Nell Gwyn on her reappearance.
But she ran a shocker in the 1000 Guineas on her latest outing and stable jockey Andrea Atzeni jumps ship.
QABALA 3/5
Call a Qab. Beat her stablemate Mot Juste when landing the Nell Gwyn earlier in the season and ran well to finish third in the 1000 Guineas.
Flopped in Ireland since then but that wasn’t her true running and she is worth another chance.
