Alice Haynes Stable Tour

Form profile

Winner of two of his 17 starts and currently rated 67. Finished runner-up, beaten a length and a quarter, to Moonlit Cloud at Yarmouth (1m 2f) last week off of his current mark.

Trainer says

“He is a very consistent horse and we have found the key to him. He was a tricky horse to find the key to when we bought him from Richard Hughes last year. We bumped into a well handicapped horse at Yarmouth last week and he goes again on Tuesday evening at Lingfield.

Form profile

Winner of two of his 14 starts and currently rated 69. Made a winning reappearance at Lingfield (1m 2f) in January when beating One Step Beyond two lengths off a mark of 63 but has failed to add to that victory in three subsequent starts.

Trainer says

Goldsmith is a very progressive sort, and I am looking forward to getting him on the turf in June. I think he is very well-handicapped.

Form profile

Winner of one of his 13 starts and currently rated 97. Better effort in two runs for the stable when fourth, beaten five and a quarter lengths, to Jimi Hendrix in the Spring Cup at Newbury (1m) off a mark of 99.

Trainer says

He is going for the Royal Hunt Cup. I think I ran him too quickly back from his first good run in the Spring Cup at Newbury. I think he has a big handicap in him if things go right.

Form profile

Winner of five of his 29 starts and currently rated 87. Finished runner-up, beaten a short head, to The Green Man in a handicap at Doncaster (6f) this month off a mark of 84.

Trainer says

Live In The Moment is in the Dash at Epsom on Saturday. It was great see a revival back in form at Doncaster last time otherwise we would have been scratching our heads. He is a well handicapped sprinter and just needs things to go right. We will see how we get on in the Dash. I stepped him up to six last time with the cheekpieces on just to get him to travel better and to get a bit sweeter and happier. That’s exactly what he did, and I think we will see some blinkers or visors on him on Saturday.

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Winner of three of his 53 starts and currently rated 80. Gained his last success at Redcar (1m) in April when scoring by two lengths from Shaladar off a mark of 76.

Trainer says

He loves to be thrown in at the deep end this horse, and he always seems to come out swimming. I have chucked him in the 0-110 at Epsom on Friday which is a £70,000 race which I think is very undersubscribed and doesn’t have the horse who would normally see there.

Form profile

Winner of three of her 20 starts and currently rated 61. Made a winning stable debut at Lingfield (1m) in March when beating Royal Debut a length and a half off a mark of 48 and has scored twice since. Had a length and a quarter to spare over Bo Taifan at Chelmsford (1m) at the beginning of the month off a mark of 54. Followed up under a 5lb penalty when scoring by half a length from Global Tycoon at Wolverhampton (1m 1/2f) eight days later.

Trainer says

She seems to be an all-weather horse and we have run her twice on the turf on different ground and it hasn’t gone well. I think she is still well handicapped on the all-weather so we will save her for the winter.

Form profile

Winner of one of her three starts. Off the mark in a maiden at Bath (1m 2f) on Friday when scoring by a neck from Miss Dolly Rocker.

Trainer says

It was great for her to win her maiden at Bath last Friday over ten furlongs. She is going to be progressive when we step her up as she definitely wants a mile and a half.

Form profile

Winner of three of her 5 starts and currently rated 101. Returned to winning form in a handicap at Nottingham (5f) in April when beating Open Market three and a half lengths off a mark of 77. Took a major step forward when following up with a length and a half victory from Mauiewowie in a listed fillies’ event at Cork (5 1/2f) this month.

Trainer says

She is a superstar, and we are just going to save her for soft ground. She was in the Temple Stakes, and she was in a race in France, but the ground went against us. We will bring her back for an autumn campaign and she could end up going for the Prix de l’Abbaye or one of those other big races.

Form profile

Winner of one of her 4 starts and currently rated 75. Finished fifth, beaten seven and a half lengths, to Lakota Blue in a handicap at Ripon (6f) in April off her current mark.

Trainer says

You can put a line through her last run, and she is a progressive sprinter. She bumped into one at Nottingham that then went and won three on the bounce. She needs a bit of cut in the ground.

Form profile

Winner of two of her 9 starts and currently rated 94. Best effort his year when runner-up, beaten a short head, to Shalromy in a listed event at Deauville (6 1/2f) in March.

Trainer says

She is a nice filly, and I am not sure where I am going to go this year. She obviously got black type very early on in the year and you can put a line through both of her subsequent starts. I think she is capable of winning a listed or a Group 3.

Form profile

No wins from 4 starts and currently rated 53. Finished third, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Pink Lily on her handicap bow at Bath (1m 2f) this month.

Trainer says

She is a fun little handicapper and she runs on Tuesday at Leicester. There are some nicely little handicaps in her over middle distances.

Form profile

Winner of two of his 9 starts and currently rated 90. Finished fourth, beaten eight and a quarter lengths, to Grace Angel on his reappearance at Redcar (5f) last week.

Trainer says

He will head to Royal Ascot for the Palace Of Holyroodhouse Handicap. He is a real fun horse and will have blinkers on for Ascot as he only does what he has to do, but there is a big handicap in him.

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Winner of three of her 5 starts and currently rated 82. Made a winning reappearance at Wolverhampton (6f) in April when beating Cruise half a length. Subsequently 14th, beaten five and a half lengths, to Kuwait City in a handicap at York (5f) this month off her current mark.

Trainer says

She is going to be a fun sprinter for the summer, and it was quite a tough race I ran her in at York. I think they went very hard, and she is a nice filly who is progressive.

Form profile

Made a winning debut at Hamilton (5f) this month when scoring by three quarters of a length from Moonstone Boy.

Trainer says

He is a lovely sprinter, and he is off for the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot. I think he won quite a smart race at Hamilton and the penny is only just dropping.

Form profile

Made a winning debut at Ripon (5f) this month when beating Gray’s Inn half a length and followed with a half-length success from Big Evs under a penalty in a novice event at Redcar (5f) on Monday.

Trainer says

We ran him under a 3lb penalty at Redcar yesterday and he proved up to the task. He had the experience and came on for his first run and I know his owner is keen to have a Royal Ascot runner so he might go to the Windsor Castle.

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Made a winning debut at Catterick (5f) in May when beating Specific Times two and a half lengths.

Trainer says

She is in on Sunday in France and I’m not quite sure if she is going to go there yet but she is in good order. If she doesn’t go there she will go for the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Form profile

Unraced

Trainer says

He is a cracking horse who should be seen to the middle to the end of the year. He is one to look out for and we will start him over six furlongs.

Form profile

Impressive winner of both his starts. Hacked up by 12 lengths from Regal Fighter at Leicester (5f) in April and little trouble following up in a conditions event at Ascot (5f) in May when beating Action Point two and a quarter lengths.

Trainer says

first time at Leicester it was like a racecourse gallop. Second time, I like how the penny dropped 100 yards from the line and he got his head in front and soon put the race in bed. The runner-up is supposedly one of Archie Watson’s best two-year-olds so that was good to see.

Form profile

Placed second after finishing a nose ahead of Sir Bolton on his debut in a maiden at Yarmouth. Subsequently runner-up, beaten a length and a quarter, to Room Service at Wetherby (5 1/2f) in May and fourth, beaten seven and a half lengths, to Elite Status in the Listed National Stakes at Sandown (5f) on Thursday evening.

Trainer says

Shayekh has been always the best man but never the bridegroom. He ran a very good race in the National Stakes and he is going to go to the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Form profile

Runner-up in both his starts and beaten a neck by Cry Fiction in a maiden at Windsor (6f) last Monday.

Trainer says

He is a real fun horse who was bought cheaply and has too much character. He has been second twice and will be definitely winning his maiden and then go and have some fun in handicaps.

Form profile

Unraced

Trainer says

He will be one for six or seven furlongs later. He was bought at Arqana and is a nice colt who we would be looking to get started at the end of June.

Form profile

Winner of one of her 3 starts. Scored by a length and three quarters from Sioux Warrior in her debut at Doncaster (5f) in April and runner-up, beaten only half a length, to Ziggy’s Phoenix in the Lily Agnes Stakes at Chester (5f) this month. Has since finished sixth, beaten six and a half lengths, to Porta Fortunate in a Group 3 event at Navan (6f) just over a week ago.

Trainer says

She is another little superstar that we picked up quite cheaply. It didn’t go right for her in Ireland where she was drawn on the wing but those black type races will be for her.