It's unlikely all of these have reached their peak. Sea Emily Run and Raneenn could resume their progress now tackling a handicap after contesting Listed races, while Galaxy Zoo (second choice) is 1-1 for Ralph Beckett and clearly on the up. BERONIA was below par at Longchamp when last seen in the autumn but her previous run resulted in a cosy success at Ayr and she can notch win number two off just 5lb higher.[Richard O'Brien]
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Only 2lb higher than when scoring at Pontefract (6f, good to firm) last summer but three subsequent runs were well below par; has no great record after a break so probably best watched on reappearance.
Had four runs as a 2yo, all over 6f, winning Goodwood novice (good to soft) and running well when fourth in Newmarket Listed event (good); hardly looks thrown in for her handicap debut but she's low-mileage and probably capable of better.
Won twice in maiden/novice company (6f) in second half of 2024 before coming up short in York Listed event last October; still looked unexposed but she pulled hard and faded in another Listed race at Lingfield (7f) on return; requires a personal best but returning to sprinting may help.
Kept busy last year when trained by Iain Jardine, winning at Carlisle (7f, soft) in June and placed off higher marks three times afterwards (all at 6f); still looks handily treated on her return from nearly seven months off, so it all depends on how she reacts to a change of stable.
Shaped well several times before putting everything together to score at Ayr (7f, good; first-time tongue-strap) last autumn and she's probably best forgiven a below-par run on soft ground at the Arc meeting just two weeks later; still has untapped potential back in a handicap; might be the answer.
Had a productive 2yo campaign, winning three times including at Kempton (7f nursery) in November; might have been over the top when last of nine there the following month but she'll need another chunk of improvement if she's to make a successful return.
Thrice-raced 3yo; half-sister to several winners for Ralph Beckett and she made an immediate impact for the same yard (previously trained by Tom Ward) when coming from the rear to win maiden at Wolverhampton (5f) three weeks ago; should be at least as effective at 6f, so as long as she handles the new surface on turf debut she'll be a danger to all.
Best effort for George Boughey as a 2yo when winning maiden at Pontefract (6f, good to soft) in the autumn; didn't repeat the form in nursery over the same C&D and she was subsequently sold for 40,000gns; needs to hit a new high on her first outing for Mark Rimell.
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