NEWBURY 15:35

Non Runners: TYPHOON TEN (IRE).

Time: 1m 11.19s Closing Sectional: (4f): 45.95s (103.3%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 109%, Betfair SP 101.8%

Form worth viewing positively, the winner confirming the promise of her debut at the second attempt, impressing with the way she saw off the challenges of second and third, both that pair having more to offer too.

NATALIE'S JOY back at 6f and in calmer waters, fully confirmed the promise of her debut at the second attempt, more professional than the pair that chased her home when it came to the crunch, finding plenty after they'd looked threatening; made all, pressed over 1f out, found extra, well on top at line; she's a useful filly, with better to come, the Lowther the right sort of race up in grade, though that's a month away, the Princess Margaret an option in the meantime.

CHUCK WILLIS (IRE) up in grade, showed much improved form, looking at home at this level, the winner's professionalism just too much for him late on; tracked pace, travelled well, challenged over 1f out, not quicken final 100 yds; he looks the part, with an entry in the National Stakes at the Curragh a sign of his standing, and he will go on improving.

EMARAATY ANA after 11 weeks off over 1f longer trip, couldn't build on his debut at the first attempt, his lack of experience his undoing after he'd been confidently ridden (more patient tactics than on debut) and looked a threat over 1f out; held up, travelled well, shaken up over 1f out, ran green, not quicken inside final 1f; likely to have learnt plenty from this and remains sure to improve.

BARBILL (IRE) continues to be highly tried and to cope with it as well as could be expected, running his best race without really looking likely to land a blow; chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, not quicken final 1f.

LIHOU ran poorly over 1f longer trip, never looking comfortable and clearly not himself, for all that he was probably the least likely winner of the quintet; raced off the pace, off the bridle long way out, left behind 2f out.