Chester 14:35 Odds Comparison

Ran to high figure for a beaten 2-y-o on debut when a short-head second to Distant Storm on debut at Newmarket last summer. Landed the odds at Galway soon after before taking rise to Group 2 company in his stride in Futurity Stakes at the Curragh (all 7f). Good sort physically and expected to stay.

Pulled clear of the rest when going down narrowly on debut at Sandown in September and didn't need to improve to go one better at York (1m, good) the following month. Created a very favourable impression when picking up where he left off in the Feilden Stakes (9f) and he'll stay at least this far.

Lope De Vega brother to smart 1m-1¼m winner Arabian Force, closely related to useful 6f-9.5f winner Smart Hero and he looked a fine prospect when a ready debut winner (value for plenty extra) on heavy ground at Doncaster in October (1m). In the right hands to leave that bare form behind on return.

Impressive debut winner of 6f Curragh maiden before fine second in Group 3 there later in June. Looked the type to go on improving but odds-on second in 7f Tyros Stakes the following month in final 2-y-o start. Better than result when eighth of 11 to Thesecretadversary in Red Rocks Stakes on return.

Signed off productive 2-y-o campaign with a decisive display in a listed event at Pontefract (1m, heavy) during the autumn. Switch to dirt was perhaps the reason for a poor display in Saudi Arabia in February and while he ran better in the Feilden Stakes 3 weeks ago, he has work to do with Morshdi.

Already gelded son of Kameko who shaped well when a head second in 1m maiden at Kempton on debut in March and confirmed that promise in no uncertain terms when making all at Yarmouth 4 weeks ago (1m). Another jolt of progress required at this level up in distance.