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20:10 Windsor

Royal Marbella Group Quality Homes Abroad Premier Claiming Stakes (Class D) (Class D)

  • 4 Runners
  • Distance: 1m 2f 7y
  • Going: Good, Good to Soft in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 2m 6.64s
  • 4 Ran
1
Silk -
5/1

    1(4)
    Silk - Black, Brown cross belts, Brown cap

    Kuster

    16 b
    5/1
    • Form 0115-06
    • Age 8
    • Weight 9-12

    settled last, headway to track leaders over 3f out, led 2f out, clear over 1f out easily

    2(3)
    Silk - ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW stripe, YELLOW sleeves, ROYAL BLUE armlets and star on YELLOW cap
    • Form 350-643
    • Age 6
    • Weight 9-10

    tracked leader, led over 6f out, hard driven and headed 2f out, soon no chance with winner but kept on for clear 2nd

    5(7)
    Silk - WHITE, EMERALD GREEN epaulets and stars on sleeves, YELLOW cap

    Maniatis

    3 v
    5/2
    • Form 611021
    • Age 7
    • Weight 9-4

    tracked leaders, went 2nd over 3f out, weakened over 1f out

    7(1)
    Silk - Royal Blue, White striped sleeves, Royal Blue and Yellow striped cap
    20/1
    • Form 006-066
    • Age 3
    • Weight 7-13

    led to over 6f out, tracked leader to over 3f out, weakened quickly over 2f out

    3(5)
    NR
    • Form 2/160
    • Age 4
    • Weight 9-10

    Nonrunner

    4(6)
    NR
    • Form 300105
    • Age 5
    • Weight 9-8

    Nonrunner

    6(2)
    NR
    • Form 053-000
    • Age 3
    • Weight 8-6

    Nonrunner

    In depth

    Verdict

    Kuster is the class horse here and can win this from Maniatis and Barking Mad. Luca Cumani's gelding was successful off a mark of 88 last season and wasn't disgraced last time out in a top amateur riders event when finishing third behind stable companion Mephisto. On official ratings he has plenty in hand of today's rivals. Maniatis landed a Southwell claimer last time and prior to that ran well off a mark of 76 in a competitive York handicap and should be the one to chase home the selection. Barking Mad is a horse difficult to win with but should be spot on after three promising efforts and will no doubt be there at the death. Frankie Dettori's mount Wake should be best of the others, but Kuster has everything in his favour and looks set to make a stand.