Races PR Ascot

Won on debut at this track over 1000m, beating Malastar by just under a length after travelling well behind the speed and working home over the top. The home-turn interference adds merit to the performance, and Lucy Fiore stays aboard after that successful first ride. Impressive victory there and there's no reason why he can't go on with the job.

Began slowly on debut at this track and finished fourth behind Albirex, beaten just over three lengths after settling rearward and failing to quicken when close enough at the turn. He was at generous odds and also finished behind Malastar, so the exposed form gives him ground to make up. Draws nicely today and can put himself into the finish.

Finished last on debut at this track, beaten over 14 lengths by Albirex after racing wide throughout and weakening from a forward spot. That wide run is a legitimate excuse, and first-time blinkers are applied, but the margin was still too large to ignore. Blinkers go on, but he must improve sharply.

Makes his debut after winning a 400m Lark Hill trial by a narrow margin, which at least gives the stable a recent positive to build from. His earlier Belmont Park trial was much plainer, finishing seventh and beaten over five lengths, and Lou Luciani's small debut sample has not yet produced a placing.

Placed on debut at this track over 1000m, leading to the turn and holding second when beaten just under a length by Albirex. She was near the top of betting and had won two Belmont Park trials beforehand, so the market respect was well founded. Missed as favourite there but may be too strong from the front with that run under her belt.

Debuts for Sean & Jake Casey after winning an 850m Belmont Park trial, following an earlier 400m trial fourth. She is a $40,000 buy and the stable's debut numbers are solid enough to respect in a juvenile sprint. Recent trial was very impressive and she creates plenty of interest on debut.

Debuts off a close second in a 400m Lark Hill trial, a better piece of work than her previous Belmont Park trial when sixth and beaten more than five lengths. The 1.5kg claim is a small help and there is some sprinting depth in the family through Spin The Knife. More likely to improve with experience.

Starts her career from the inside draw after two encouraging Belmont Park trials, most recently a close second over 850m. The $120,000 purchase has blinkers and a visor on for debut, and Trevor Andrews has a useful place strike-rate with first starters. Can play a leading role with the aid of an inside barrier.