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Audience's full-sister makes first start at Southwell

Audience's full-sister makes first start at Southwell

skysports.com 06.10.2026 07:00 8 views
Brighton and Southwell play host to Tuesday's action, live on Sky Sports Racing.

Brighton and Southwell play host to Tuesday's action, live on Sky Sports Racing. The bettingsites.co.uk Bookmaker Comparison EBF Fillies' Restricted Novice Stakes sees Lockinge Stakes winner Audience's full-sister Lady's Grace debut for Cheveley Park and the Gosden team. Audience led them from pillar to post in the 2024 renewal of Newbury's Group 1, which saw him beat some classy horses - including Charyn in second.

Lady's Grace is also closely related to Esquire, who won the Greenham in the famous red and white silks. If she possesses similar ability to her siblings, she could be a very good animal. Jahami - owned by Cheveley Park and trained by Roger Varian - debuted at Newcastle last month and will look to build on a respectable third of ten.

She steps up in trip today to seven furlongs. Ray Dawson replaces Sean Dylan Bowen in the plate. Thespian Queen tried her luck in a Class 2 at Goodwood but was well beaten and drops down in grade today.

A daughter of York Stakes winner Time Test, she could go close with Callum Hutchinson booked. Miss Clarice - who is a half-sister to Group 3 winner Mrs Danvers - could go well on debut for Jonathan Portman. Bug Boy and Stintino Sunset were winners last time out and clash this afternoon in the Bet £20 Get £40 In Free Bets At matchbook.com Handicap.

Tony Newcombe's Bug Boy won here at the beginning of last month over course and distance and returns to the track facing a 1lb rise in the weights. Taryn Langley takes off 5lb as this 10-year-old looks for back-to-back victories. See the latest horse racing news, interviews and features from Sky Sports Racing Stintino Sunset bought up her fourth career victory at Bath last time out over the extended 11 furlongs.

This six-year-old, trained by Julie and Shelley Birkett, is up to 53 today (from 49) and hasn't been rated this highly since August last year. Seamus Mullins' Basilette steps down to a mile and a half having been denied by a head at Bath the last day. This seven-year-old mare will likely return to hurdling after this assignment but should be approaching peak fitness for this test.

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