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As long as the ground is quick, she’ll be coming back here.” Dettori off the markįrankie Dettori booted home his first British winner of 2022 aboard hot favourite Crenelle (6/5) in the bet365 European Breeders’ Fund Maiden Fillies’ Stakes.Ī narrowly beaten second when odds-on for her debut at Southwell less than a fortnight ago, John and Thady Gosden’s daughter of Kingman made no mistake at the second time of asking.ĭettori said: “This is my 35th season and it’s nice to be on the board. There’s a Listed race here for mares at the end of the month and that’s the plan. “I said to Kevin afterwards that I would settle for a dead-heat, especially when I’d had dinner with Kevin and the owners of Bergerac last night and they paid! I felt our mare would need the run today, but she’s very genuine and game and loves that fast ground.

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“When they went past the line I thought we’d won and then when I saw the re-run on the TV I thought we’d got beat,” said winning trainer Michael Dods. The official winning distance was a head and it was a length-and-three-quarters back to Lost Angel in third. However Sean Levy conjured another effort from the Richard Hannon-trained winner who picked up nicely when meeting the rising ground to grab the spoils in the dying strides. The runner-up looked to have the prize in safe-keeping when picking up nicely on the inside of the field to go a length clear approaching the furlong pole. Powerdress (9/1) made an impressive racecourse debut when cutting down Yahsat (8/1) to land the bet365 British EBF Maiden Fillies' Stakes. Everyone knows what an important meeting that is and hopefully we can bring him into the team as a big player.” Hannon strikes with Powerdress “We fully respect William’s horse (Haggas, Baaeed) will be tough to beat in the Lockinge and the way this horse is, we want to be going into Ascot with confidence behind him. We could potentially find a stepping-stone, but if not I would be quite happy to go straight to Ascot. “Personally, I would be thinking miss the Lockinge and work back from the Queen Anne with him. He said he travelled for fun there and picked up and did everything that needed to be done today against that company. “Where we’ll pitch him next is something we can discuss over the next week or so, but William is very happy to bring him back to a mile.

I’m a big believer in getting confidence into people and horses, and he’ll have gained a lot of confidence from that.” I’m just pleased the horse has got his head back in front. “We saw what this horse nearly achieved last year (in the Guineas) and he’s been a touch frustrating to say the least.

He was the class horse in the race, he always runs well here and I felt the nine furlongs was well within his compass. The plan was to put the hood on down to post and take it off as we just felt at home that it was blunting that turn of foot that we saw there today. We’ve taken it off for his work on the Limekilns in the last 10 days and been happy with what we’ve seen, but he’s that sort of character that you just never know. The winning trainer said: “We were all wondering what could happen when we took the hood off. William Buick had to shake him up inside the distance to overhaul the front-running Magellan but was well on control at the line to win by a length-and-a-quarter.īetfair and Paddy Power cut the winner to 5/1 from 7s for the Lockinge at Newbury afterwards.

He kept good company afterwards including when chasing home Poetic Flare in the QIPCO 2000 Guineas and travelled through this contest like a Group One horse in a Group Three. In the next race Master Of The Seas (5/4 favourite) returned to action in the bet365 Earl Of Sefton Stakes to register his first success since landing the Craven at this meeting last year. We’ve just got to find their level going forward.” We’re very confident with where we are at the moment and the team are in good form, which is the most important thing. People are dreaming at this time of year and reality kicks in over the next couple or three weeks and I’m sure everyone will change their opinions of what they’ve got and where they’re going to place them. He added: “Personally I see him as a tailor-made Jersey horse, but we’ll see. He’s got a lot of natural pace, so we’ll let the dust settle and see where we are after the next week or 10 days.” “William said he wouldn’t want to be as bold as to say he’ll definitely get a mile. His work at home has been good, he had some good two-year-old form and thankfully he’s brought it to the table this afternoon.

“We were confident this horse would come forward and he has. “We got him beaten in Dubai, but I also managed to get Master Of The Seas beaten in Listed race in Dubai last year and he went on to finish second in the Guineas,” said Appleby.