Form profile

Winner of six of his 22 starts and currently rated 117. Improved effort latest start in the Listed Wolferton Stakes at Royal Ascot (1m 2f) when scoring by three lengths from Cadillac.

Trainer says

He’s a horse with a lovely nature and is an uncomplicated sort. He’s competed at a high level for the last couple of years and is a three-time Listed winner, most recently in the Wolferton Stakes at Royal Ascot. Often overlooked but ever consistent, Dubai Future is a great horse to have in the yard and, although not the youngest, he is still improving and hopefully can earn a Group win this year. A Carnival regular, he will be heading to Dubai for the winter but before that he could go for the Group 2 Sky Bet York Stakes over ten furlongs or the Group 3 L’Ormains Queen’s Plate over a mile and a half at Goodwood towards the end of the month.

Form profile

Winner of one of his 6 starts and currently rated 89. Finished runner-up, beaten a length, to Nao Da Mais at Kempton (1m 4f) in June off a mark of 88.

Trainer says

A lightly-raced consistent sort who finished second at Kempton in his last two starts. He’s only had one run on the turf so far and we may try him on it again in the bet365 Trophy at Newmarket on Friday. He has needed his comeback runs and a galloping track like Newmarket should see him at his best.

Form profile

Winner of three of his 8 starts and currently rated 90. Returned to winning form on his latest start at Leicester (1m) in June when beating He’s A Gentleman two and a half lengths off a mark of 84.

Trainer says

First View has made an encouraging start to the season after a long layoff - most recently win a Leicester handicap. He’s a nice type off a good mark and if going to York this weekend for the John Smith’s Cup, he could be very competitive.

Form profile

Winner of two of his 4 starts and currently rated 92. Not seen out since well beaten in a handicap at Newmarket (1m 2f) last October on his sole outing of last season.

Trainer says

Moving Light is a lightly-raced horse who has had his problems but is now back on track and going well at home. He’s a horse we like and has a few handicaps to aim at through the season with the target of the Ebor if all goes to plan.

Form profile

Winner of six of his 16 starts and currently rated 112. Returned to winning form at Sandown (1m 2f) last Friday when scoring by a length and a half from Regal Reality in the Listed Gala Stakes.

Trainer says

Passion And Glory didn’t perform in Dubai last season but seems to be relishing his return to England and left that Meydan form behind last time out when winning the Listed Gala Stakes at Sandown last Friday. We saw a huge improvement from him last Summer and he’s retained that ability. The Grosser Preis Von Baden is one of two options at the end of the season in Germany.

Form profile

Winner of six of his 14 starts and currently rated 123. Runner-up to Baaeed in his last two starts - beaten three and a quarter lengths in the Group 1 Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes at Newbury (1m) in May and then by only a length and three quarters in the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot (1m) in June.

Trainer says

A class horse and flagbearer for the yard. He was unbeaten on the turf before bumping into Baaeed in the Lockinge but lost nothing in defeat and managed to close the gap with his rival on their second meeting in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot. Real World scoped dirty before the Coral-Eclipse and was unable to run but there are plenty of options including the Sussex Stakes at the end of the month or possibly send him to Germany. The Juddmonte at York in August would be another possibility.

Form profile

Winner of his 3 starts and currently rated 100. Scored by a length and a half from La Tihaty when keeping his winning record intact in a handicap at Newcastle (1m) in June off a mark of 94.

Trainer says

Patience is paying off with this gelding who made his belated racecourse debut in May. He’s coming along nicely winning all three of his starts in good style and being handed a mark of 100 for his most recent success in the Seaton Delaval Handicap at Newcastle last month. He will be aimed at the Coral Golden Mile at Goodwood on July 29 and if all goes to plan, we could be stepping up to Listed/Group company before heading to Dubai.

Form profile

Winner of seven of her 15 starts and currently rated 106. Progressive filly who scored by a length and a quarter from Bounce The Blues in the Listed Queen Charlotte Fillies’ Stakes at Chelmsford (7f) on Sunday.

Trainer says

A tough filly, she seems have found her form again this season after a disappointing winter in Dubai. She got her head in front in an Ascot Handicap and then went to Chelmsford last Sunday and followed up in the Listed Queen Charlotte Fillies’ Stakes. She won in striking fashion making all from the widest draw over seven furlongs. She clearly showed she still has plenty of speed and keeping her at seven furlongs is the right thing to do. The Group 3 Oak Tree Stakes at Goodwood at the end of the month could be a good spot for her next race.

Form profile

Winner of three of his 4 starts and currently rated 103. Completed a hat trick when beating Audience a length and a half in a novice event at Kempton (7f) in June. Finished seventh, beaten five and a quarter lengths, to Noble Truth in the Group 3 Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot (7f) in June on latest start.

Trainer says

A straightforward colt, he was three from three heading into the Group 3 Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot. He had been able to dominate over seven furlongs previously in fields which, perhaps, lacked a little depth and won nicely each time. Moving up in class last time out just sort of caught him out for a turn of foot in the latter stages and confirmed our thoughts that he could need stepping up in distance. We send him to the Listed Henry Cecil Stakes over a mile at Newmarket on Thursday and if that doesn’t come too soon after Ascot, he could well run a nice race.

Form profile

Winner of one of her 2 starts and currently rated 98. Impressive debut winner at Newmarket (6f) in May when beating Believing four and three quarter lengths and another highly creditable next time in the Group 3 Albany Stakes at Royal Ascot (6f) in June when runner-up, beaten a length and three quarters, to Meditate.

Trainer says

She was impressive on her debut in a novice event at Newmarket in May when winning by nearly five lengths and then went to Ascot four weeks later where she stepped up to Group 3 company in the Albany Stakes. It was big ask on only her second start, but she ran a huge race to finish runner-up to Meditate who has now won two Group 3s for Aiden O’Brien. She has the ability and the temperament, and she heads for the Group 2 Duchess Of Cambridge at Newmarket where we hope she can take another step up in class and be very competitive.