GB - Nottingham - Race 4

Thoroughbred

7 Runners

8.3f

Maiden

Turf

Good (Good to Firm in places)

17.5K

VIEW

Verdict

THI QAR has looked a useful prospect on both starts and should make it third time lucky. Princess Lottie's latest near miss in a nursery at Haydock was boosted when the winner followed up with something to spare back there last week and she can give the Gosden filly most to think about

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
7	Mehmas filly who has shaped with plenty of encouragement when narrowly denied over 7f at Newmarket (good to firm) and Salisbury (good to soft) in recent weeks. Remains open to improvement and the one to beat. 1st Pick 7 Thi Qar (Ire) Jockey: William Buick Trainer: John & Thady Gosden J: William Buick T: John & Thady Gosden	100	-	-	-	84%
Analysis Mehmas filly who has shaped with plenty of encouragement when narrowly denied over 7f at Newmarket (good to firm) and Salisbury (good to soft) in recent weeks. Remains open to improvement and the one to beat.
5	Camelot filly who has taken a good step forward with each start, going down by only a short head to Girl Scout (won again since) in 1m Haydock nursery (heavy) 4 weeks ago. Likely more to come. 2nd Pick 5 Princess Lottie Jockey: Kevin Stott Trainer: Philip Mcbride J: Kevin Stott T: Philip Mcbride	82	-	-	-	8%
Analysis Camelot filly who has taken a good step forward with each start, going down by only a short head to Girl Scout (won again since) in 1m Haydock nursery (heavy) 4 weeks ago. Likely more to come.
3	Fair form in 7f/1m maidens at Sandown in recent weeks. Place claims but she'll need to raise her game to seriously trouble Thi Qar. 3rd Pick 3 Empress Jingu Jockey: Rob Hornby Trainer: Andrew Balding J: Rob Hornby T: Andrew Balding	77	-	-	-	15%
Analysis Fair form in 7f/1m maidens at Sandown in recent weeks. Place claims but she'll need to raise her game to seriously trouble Thi Qar.

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