Windsor 14:58 Odds Comparison

Study of Man colt was the only newcomer to make an impact when third in a very competitive race at Newbury on debut. That's bound to be strong form, and he looks the one they all have to beat.

Kingman colt built on a promising debut to get off the mark at Kempton on return, overcoming a pace bias and trouble in running to see off Big Eagle by a neck. Looks sure to progress further and ought to go well under a penalty.

240,000 gns foal, Kingman colt. Dam, maiden, half-sister to 7f-1m winner Doom and 1m winner Kilt (both useful) out of very smart 1m-1¼m winner Dank, herself winner of Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf. Interesting newcomer for connections who won this race with a debutant 12 months ago.

€580,000 yearling, Kingman colt. Dam unraced sister to winner up to 12.4f The United States and winner up to 1½m Hydrangea (both very smart) out of smart winner up to 5.5f (including at 2 yrs) Beauty Is Truth. Makes plenty of appeal on paper and interesting if he's supported.

120,000 gns Ghaiyyath colt who finished fourth in a potentially substandard renewal of the Wood Ditton on debut at Newmarket, though he should improve, nevertheless.

Proved a different proposition on return, nearly belying 50/1 odds when second to Heraldry at Kempton. Reopposes that rival on better terms here and he's open to further improvement.

375,000 gns Sea The Stars colt could only run to a similar level as on debut when third at Chelmsford in December, though he's in excellent hands and remains with potential ahead of his turf debut.

€130,000 Mehmas gelding wore a tongue tie and showed ability when ninth of 25 (behind Decade Of Time) at Newbury on debut. Didn't fully see out his race on that occasion, but he'll improve for the experience.

Scopey Gleneagles colt still looked a work in progress when twelfth of 25 (behind Decade Of Time) at Newbury last time and looks sure to do better in time.

Kingman colt didn't live up to market expectations on debut at Newcastle last month, but he makes appeal on pedigree and is likely to be capable of better.

280,000 gns Too Darn Hot colt should do better for his debut fifth at Kempton (7f) last October, now switching to turf over a longer trip.

Went backwards from his all-weather debut when mid-field in a Southwell novice last time and is probably one for handicaps now.

Sergei Prokofiev filly finished well held in a Newcastle maiden on debut for George Boughey last March and is likely to be a longer-term project for her new yard.

Well held both starts to date and looks in need of more time. Yard also saddles Decade of Time.