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20:00 Wolverhampton

'Belling' Appliances At Waterline Maiden Stakes (Class D)

  • 13 Runners
  • Distance: 1m 1f 79y
  • Going: Standard
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 2m 2.52s
  • 13 Ran
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1
Silk -

Clog Dance (USA)

11/8

    2
    Silk -

    Bill Bennett (FR)

    10/1

      3
      Silk -

      Baawrah

      33/1

        1(7)
        Silk - YELLOW, BLACK epaulets

        Baawrah

        18
        33/1
        • Form 06
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        chased leaders, ridden to chase winner over 2f out, no extra when lost second well inside final furlong

        2(1)
        Silk - Yellow, Red seams on body and star on cap

        Beauchamp Spark

        66/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        always outpaced, behind

        3(10)
        Silk - Maroon, White epaulets, White sleeves, Maroon armlets

        Bill Bennett (FR)

        15
        10/1
        • Form 6033
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        behind and outpaced, ridden over 4f out, headway 2f out, ran on strongly final furlong, not reached winner

        4(4)
        Silk - RED, ROYAL BLUE seams on sleeves

        Bretton

        46
        66/1
        • Form 0650
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        soon led, ridden and headed over 4f out, weakened over 2f

        5(9)
        Silk - Dark Green, Beige epaulets and cap

        Can Can Flyer (IRE)

        8
        9/1
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        always behind, pushed along

        6(5)
        Silk - YELLOW, BLACK epaulets

        Ilwadod

        66
        20/1
        • Form 00
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        always behind, driven halfway

        7(6)
        Silk - Royal Blue, Pink stars, White sleeves

        Majestic Vision

        24
        7/2
        • Form 3
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        chased leaders, ridden over 4f out, hung right over 2f out, one pace

        8(8)
        Silk - WHITE, RED stars, check sleeves, WHITE cap

        Platinum Pirate

        39 b
        50/1
        • Form 00060
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        led early with leader, ridden over 4f out, weakened over 2f out

        9(3)
        Silk - White, Red epaulets, striped sleeves and cap

        Sweet Fury (IRE)

        32
        33/1
        • Form 000
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        in touch, pushed along halfway, soon weakened

        10(2)
        Silk - Royal Blue and White diamonds, White sleeves, Royal Blue armlets, quartered cap

        Verasi

        12
        10/1
        • Form 00
        • Age 2
        • Weight 9-0

        chased leaders, ridden and weakened over 2f out

        11(13)
        Silk - Royal Blue, White chevron, Light Blue cap

        Clog Dance (USA)

        16
        11/8
        • Form 0002
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-9

        in touch, led over 4f out, ridden over 2f out, kept on final furlong

        12(11)
        Silk - Orange, White diamonds on sleeves

        Dolly Wotnot (IRE)

        74
        12/1
        • Form 044
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-9

        mid-division, ridden over 3f out, headway over 2f out, soon weakened

        13(12)
        Silk - GREEN, WHITE cross belts, NAVY BLUE sleeves and cap

        Quarry Island (IRE)

        153 v
        66/1
        • Form 660
        • Age 2
        • Weight 8-9

        always behind

        In depth

        Verdict

        Unless either Majestic Vision or Can Can Flyer show dramatic improvement on their debut efforts this should go to Clog Dance, who looks to have been found a suitable opportunity to finally open her account. One disappointing effort on soft ground apart, the selection has shown steady improvement in each of her races and, with further improvement not out of the question, she looks the one to be on. Bill Bennett has just 2lbs to find with John Gosden's filly on official BHB ratings but lacks the scope of the daughter of Woodman. Sweet Fury and Dolly Wotnot have both shown signs of ability but need to step up on previous form to trouble the selection and a bigger threat is likely to come from one of the less exposed runner sin the field. With none of the newcomers making much appeal, the most logical dangers appear to be the Peter Harris-trained Majestic Vision and Mark Johnston's Can Can Flyer. The latter ran a promising race on his debut when mid-division in a Doncaster maiden and should have learned from the experience but he may do better over middle distances next term, while Majestic Vision ran a promising race on his debut when a well beaten third at Nottingham, staying on in the latter stages. However, Clog Dance sets a fair standard and will be tough to beat.