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Winner of five of his 17 starts and currently rated 107. Placed in all three starts when joining the stable last summer and finished runner-up, beaten three and a quarter lengths, to Military Academy in a listed event at Kempton (1m 4f) on his final start in November.

Trainer says

Aimeric is a nice progressive horse, and I don’t think we have seen the best of him yet. He wants at least a mile and a half, and I think he can make up into a Listed/Group 3-class horse and could be an Ebor horse later in the year. He wants decent ground and not extremes and would favour a little cut in the ground.

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Winner of eight of his 26 starts and currently rated 112. Regained winning form when beating Cristal Clere two and three quarter lengths in a listed event at Chester (1m 4 1/2f) in September and followed up with a two length success from Al Aasy in the Group 3 Cumberland Lodge Stakes at Ascot (1m 4f) in October. Finished fourth, beaten six and a half lengths, to Double Major in the Group 1 Prix Royal-Oak at Saint-Cloud on his final start in October.

Trainer says

He goes for a listed race in France on Thursday. He has been a cracking horse for us and a really strong mile and a half/mile six horse. Soft ground is ideal for him, and he could go for something like the John Porter at Newbury after France and then something like the Ormonde Stakes at Chester. Those are tracks he has run well on.

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Winner of three of her 10 starts and currently rated 104. Ran well on several occasions last season but only success came in a listed Fillies’ race at Ayr in June when dead heating with Azure Blue.

Trainer says

I think she could be a very exciting sprinting filly for us this year. She put up some great performances just on the tails of some good horse last year and they have either been retired to Stud or sold on so I think she can be a very good sprinter. She could start in the Palace House at the Guineas meeting and she handles a bit of cut in the ground, but she also handles good fast ground as well.

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Winner of two of his 8 starts and currently rated 107. Gained his only success last season in the Listed King Charles II Stakes at Newmarket (7f) in May when beating Bold Style three quarters of a length when trained by Roger Varian.

Trainer says

He is another Sheikh Obaid horse who could be very exciting. He has a lot of ability and is a lovely looking horse. He has had a few niggles in his career so far but if we can keep the right side of him that way then he could be very good. He hasn’t run for us so far, but he is in training, and I think he will be a strong black type horse over a mile. We won’t be in a rush with him.

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Winner of six of his 11 starts and currently rated 111. Improved throughout last season and was scoring for the fourth time for the stable when scoring by a nose from Peace Man in a Listed race at Newmarket (1m 2f) in November.

Trainer says

He is fit and well and is ready to run. He likes soft ground and will probably have to go to France. He is a mile and a quarter sort of horse who has put up some good performances and, hopefully, he can have a good season.

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Winner of five of his 10 starts and currently rated 112. Won his first two starts last season and gained his most prestigious success in the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes at Newbury (6f) in July when beating Lake Forest half a length.

Trainer says

He is a very exciting sprinter who will probably start off in the 1895 Duke Of York in May. That’s his initial target and, hopefully, he can prove he is up to that task. I think he can, and he has improved physically from three to four. He is an exciting horse to have.

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Winner of four of her 8 starts and currently rated 114. Provided the stable with Classic success when beating A Lilac Rolla two and three quarter lengths in the Group 1 Tattersalls Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh (1m) in May.

Trainer says

She is an Irish Guineas winner, and she starts off in the Lockinge at Newbury. She will then go to Royal Ascot. Depending how she runs at Newbury she could potentially go for the Duke of Cambridge or the Queen Anne. She will have both entries, and we will see where we go from there.

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Winner of five of his 12 starts and currently rated 111. Gained his most prestigious victory in the Group 2 Celebration Mile at Goodwood (1m) in August when scoring by a length from Poker Face.

Trainer says

He is another nice Sheikh Obaid Group 2 winner. He wants soft ground to be at his best and I think he wants a bend too really. He is quite a strong free going sort and I don’t think straight tracks play to his strengths. I’m not sure where we start him off but possibly in France. He is very well in himself.

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Winner of nine of his 36 starts and currently rated 109. A winner three times last season and ended his campaign with an all-the-way victory by three lengths from Silky Wilkie in the Ayr Gold Cup at Ayr (6f) in September off a mark of 102.

Trainer says

“He had a fantastic year last year and ended up winning the Ayr Gold Cup. He could go for the Abernant. He is rated 109 now and handicaps are going to be tough for him, but he’s wintered very well and done very well.

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Winner of six of his 37 starts and currently rated 85. A winner at Doncaster (7f) last March when beating Perseverants three quarters of a length and followed up with a length and three quarter victory from Street Kid at Musselburgh (7f) in April off a mark of 88. Better effort this season on his reappearance at Newcastle (1m) in January when fourth, beaten three and a half lengths, to Storm Star off a mark of 89.

Trainer says

He is a good solid handicapper, and he will go to Doncaster on the Sunday of the Lincoln meeting for the same seven-furlong handicap he won last year. We have run him on the all-weather and it doesn’t really suit him and he’s a real turf horse. He is fit and well and, hopefully, he can go there and be competitive.

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Winner of four of his 14 starts and currently rated 113. Gained his most prestigious success last season when scoring by two and a half lengths from James McHenry in the Cambridgeshire Handicap at Newmarket (1m 1f) in September off a mark of 105.

Trainer says

He is the Cambridgeshire winner and if the ground has some juice in it, he could go for the Listed race at Doncaster on Lincoln Day. If the ground is a bit quicker then we will probably not send him there, but he is in good form and he will be aimed at those listed/Group 3 races and maybe the odd Heritage Handicap. I am very happy with him.

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Winner of five of his 16 starts and currently rated 110. Winner of his first two starts this term beating Run Boy Run a neck in a handicap at Newcastle (6f) in January and following up with a length and a quarter win from Mitbaahy in a Listed contest at Lingfield (6f) in February. Finished runner-up, beaten half a length, to Clarendon House in another Listed event at Southwell (5f) later that month.

Trainer says

He has won two races for us already on the all-weather this year and was just beaten narrowly when we dropped him back to five furlongs. He goes for the handicap on Good Friday Finals Day at Newcastle. It is worth a bit of money, and he goes there.

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Winner of one of her 9 starts and currently rated 98. Ran well without winning last season and finished fourth, beaten a length and a half, to Noir in a Listed Fillies’ event at ParisLongchamp (1m 1f) in October on her final start.

Trainer says

She is a good filly, and she was placed in Germany in a Group 3. She has strengthened again from three to four and we will be looking for black type races for her. She will probably have to go to France for a bit of cut in the ground, but she is a good filly over a mile one. She was effective over a mile in Germany, but I think a mile one/mile two will be her trip.

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Winner of four of his 7 starts and currently rated 111. Unbeaten in four starts on the all-weather and ended his campaign with a three and three quarter length victory from Annaf in a Listed contest at Newcastle (6f) in November.

Trainer says

He is a very good sprinting horse and has already proven that. He wants fast ground or good ground and a nice level track, so I am not sure where we start him off. He could potentially be a high-class sprinter, and he could also go for the 1895 Duke of York Stakes.

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Winner of five of his 9 starts and currently rated 115. At his best in the Group 2 Minstrel Stakes at the Curragh (7f) in July when beating Lord Massusus three and three quarter lengths.

Trainer says

He is in great form and has definitely improved but he is a seven-furlong horse and there are no seven-furlong races for him until the first week of May at Haydock. I was contemplating dropping him back to six and running him in the Cammidge Trophy at Doncaster, but he is not qualified having won a Group 2 last year. He is ready to go, working well and looks great but there is nowhere to go with him at the moment.

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Winner of six of his 18 starts and currently rated 113. Has won both of his starts since joining the stable - scored by a length and three quarters from Tyrrhenian Sea in a Listed contest at Lingfield (1m 2f) on New Year’s Eve and had a length and three quarters to spare over Military Academy in the Group 3 Winter Derby at Southwell (1m 3f) in February.

Trainer says

He is a very nice horse, and he will go to Hong Kong at the end of April for the QEII Stakes all being well. We won the Winter Derby with him and a Listed race at Lingfield before that when he came back from Australia. He is a lovely horse to have, and he could end up running in Group 1 races later in the year.

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Winner of six of his 32 starts and currently rated 111. Added to his score last season when beating James’s Delight a short neck in the Group 3 Prix de Meautry at Deauville (6f) in August.

Trainer says

He is going for the Cammidge at Doncaster. He is in great old form and working well. I don’t think he has ever come back in as good condition as he is now after a winter. Hopefully, he can run some big races for us, he is an old yard favourite, and he has been around awhile. This could be his last season so hopefully he can make the most of it. He must have soft ground to be at his best

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Winner of three of her 16 starts and currently rated 112. Finished runner-up in three Group 1 Sprints last season - beaten half a length by Khaadem in the Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot (6f) in June, a neck by Mill Stream in the July Cup at Newmarket (6f) in July and a head by Kind Of Blue in the Champions Sprint at Ascot (6f) in October.

Trainer says

She could start in the Duke Of York 1895 as well. Unfortunately, these horses of our have to take each other on but she has been a fantastic mare, and she has been placed in three Group 1s last season. We are trying to win one with her before she retires to stud.

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Winner of three of his 6 starts and currently rated 100. A winner three times in his first season and gained his final success in the valuable Clipper Handicap at York (1m) in August when beating Mirsky half a length off a mark of 96. Subsequently fourth, beaten three and a quarter lengths, to Carrytheone in the Balmoral Handicap at Ascot (1m) in October off his current mark.

Trainer says

He goes to the Lincoln and, all being well, he goes there with a good chance. He is a good horse, and he has had his few niggles, but he is working well, and I am very happy with him.

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Winner of one of his 2 starts and currently rated 91. Made a winning debut in a novice at York (6f) in May when short heading Yah Mo Be There but only seventh, beaten six and three quarters lengths, to Cool Hoof Luke in the Group 2 Gimcrack Stakes over the same course and distance in August.

Trainer says

He’s quite a nice horse that won a barrier trial at Leopardstown at the backend of last season and we decided to put him away for the winter after that. He’ll be a nice one to have for a mile-and-a-quarter median auction maiden and he could well progress into a useful horse over middle distances.

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Winner of three of his 5 starts and currently rated 106. Completed a hat-trick when scoring by three quarters of a length from Shadow Army in the Group 2 Prix Robert Papin at Chantilly in July. Subsequently fourth, beaten two and three quarter lengths, to Whistlejacket in the Group 1 Prix Morny at Deauville (6f) in August.

Trainer says

He could go for the Greenham at Newbury. He is obviously a good horse, but we are not sure whether he is a six or seven furlong horse yet. I don’t think he will stay a mile, but he could go for the Greenham and take it from there or we could wait for a six-furlong race.

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Better effort on her second start at Newcastle in September when third, beaten a length and a half, to Orange Sky.

Trainer says

She will have a low-key start and we will see where she takes us.

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Winner of one of his 4 starts and currently rated 86. Off the mark with a six-length victory from Boston Run at Hamilton (1m 1/2f) in August but tailed off on his only other start in a listed event at Pontefract (1m) in October.

Trainer says

He is a nice little horse who wants soft ground and will possibly start in a handicap up at Musselburgh.

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Winner of his only start at Redcar (1m) in October when scoring by a length and a half from Cloth Of Gold.

Trainer says

He is a lovely big horse who did well to win first time out as a two-year-old. It looks as though he has trained on really well and he could go back for another novice at Redcar and onwards and upwards from there.

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Winner of one of his 5 starts and currently rated 67. Off the mark on his final start in a handicap at Nottingham (1m 2f) in October when scoring by nine and a half lengths from Chelsea Embankment off a mark of 58.

Trainer says

He is a nice handicapping sort of horse. I don’t know where we will start with him, but I think a mile and a quarter will be his trip.

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Winner of one of her 2 starts and currently rated 95. Made a winning debut in a Fillies’ Novice at York (6f) in July when beating Stormy Impact half a length and subsequently finished fifth beaten four and a half lengths, to Tabiti in the Group 3 Dick Poole Fillies’ Staked at Salisbury (6f) in September.

Trainer says

She goes to Kempton at the end of the month for a novice and then, hopefully, on to France for the Prix Sigy after that. She is a nice filly, and we have always thought a bit of her.

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Winner of one of his 3 starts and currently rated 75. Off the mark at the third attempt when beating Top Bins a length and a quarter in a novice at Redcar (6f) in October.

Trainer says

He did well to win at two as he is a big horse, and he has filled his frame well. Hopefully, he can step up on that, but I don’t know where he starts.

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Winner of one of his 2 starts. Off the mark with a neck success from Hornsea Bay at Ayr (1m) in October.

Trainer says

He is a nice colt who broke his maiden up at Ayr. He could go for the Fielden Stakes at Newmarket in April.

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Winner of two of her 6 starts and currently rated 97. Winning for the second time when beating Make Haste a length and three in a Listed event at Naas (5f) in July.

Trainer says

She will go to the Prix Sigy or she will go for the Mares’ Listed race at Bath. I am very happy with her.

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Winner of one of his 5 starts and currently rated 83. Off the mark when scoring by two and a half lengths from My Mate Beattie in a novice at Newcastle (7f) in September.

Trainer says

He is a nice handicapping horse, and I am not sure where he starts but a mile could be his trip.

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Winner of three of his 4 starts this year. Scored for the third time when accounting for Rajeko by a length and three quarters in a Listed contest at Lingfield (7f) this month.

Trainer says

He has done really well on the all-weather during the winter and he will probably go for the Pavilion at Ascot dropping back to six furlongs. Hopefully, after that Trial he can prove good enough for the Commonwealth.

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Winner of two of her 4 starts and currently rated 102. Ended her first season with a highly creditable effort when runner-up, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Bubbling in the Group 2 Rockfel Stakes at Newmarket (7f) in September.

Trainer says

She has done very well through the winter and did very well at the end of last season when Group 2 placed. She has really grown well and is doing nicely. She will probably run in one of the Trials. They are over seven and she really wants a mile and probably a mile plus. I’m not sure where she starts but she will be better with a bit of cut in the ground, but she has done well.

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Winner of both of his starts and currently rated 89. Scored by a length and a quarter from Showering at Newcastle (6f) in December and had an easy task when slamming Kamekist five lengths in a novice at Wolverhampton (7f) in February.

Trainer says

He is a lovely horse who has won his two starts and he goes for the Greenham at Newbury. He has an entry in the Guineas and the Greenham will tell if he is good enough to go there or not.

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Winner of his only start at Kempton (7f) in January when beating Chemical a length.

Trainer says

He is a lovely colt who did well to win on his debut at Kempton at the start of the year. We don’t have any targets for him, and we will try and find another novice for him shortly.