TimeformBlog

Baileys Jubilee created a big impression in winning first 2 starts, before a disappointing run in listed company at York last time. That surely not her running, and leading claims if bouncing back now.

Blue Clumber's best effort to date was when fifth in Lily Agnes Stakes at Chester on penultimate outing, but that form not strong, and she was firmly put in her place back in maiden company last time.

Cymeriad is a Choisir filly out of a 5f to 1m winner. Shaped well amidst greenness when second to Sylvia Pankhurst in a polytrack maiden recently, and will improve, but this looks too tough.

Dream Vale improved on debut effort when landing a 5f maiden at Catterick (soft) early this month, and possible race came too soon when well held in listed race at York last time. Bit to prove on balance.

Jadanna is from family of smart sprinter Galeota, and had Lasilia back in fifth when making a winning debut at Pontefract last month. Different conditions here, but she's entitled to progress.

Judy in Disgusie knew her job when an easy winner on debut at Folkestone in April, and improved on that effort when taking a minor event at Salisbury last time from subsequent winner All On Red. Much respected.

Lasilia hinted at ability when fifth behind Jadanna on debut at Pontefract (5f, heavy), and improved to land a similar event at Hamilton last time. Must prove herself on quicker ground, but not dismissed.

Mayfield Girl landed a Thirsk maiden on third outing early this month, and had a trio of these behind when second to Ceiling Kitty in listed race at York last time. Has very tricky draw to overcome here, though.

Sylvia Pankhurst shaped with promise when fast-finishing ½-length third of 9 on Ripon debut (5f) last month, and belatedly built on that when beating Cymeriad at Wolverhampton last time. Much more on her plate here.

Tharawal Lady made a winning debut in a heavy-ground C&D maiden last month, but could manage only fourth in Lily Agnes Stakes at Chester next time. Not seen to best effect there, but improvement required now.

Threes Grand overcame inexperience to make a winning debut at Windsor (5f, soft) last month, and ran to a similar level when fourth of 6 in a minor event at Newmarket last time. Much more required at this level.

Woodland Mill beat Ceiling Kitty on debut at Kempton in March, and back to form when fourth to same filly in listed race at York last time. Unlucky in running there, and no forlorn hope despite wide draw.

Our Diane is an exceed And Excel half-sister to US 5.5f/6f winner Symbionic out of the champion 2-y-o filly in Brazil in 2001. Should be up to winning races, but this a tall order for a debutante from high draw.

Timeform Verdict:
1. Baileys Jubilee
2. Judy in Disguise
3. Jadanna

Timeform View: Baileys Jubilee is much better than she showed when behind a pair of these at York, and is taken to bounce back. Biggest danger is Judy In Disguise who has the inside draw, while Jadanna's debut form has worked out well, and she's not underestimated.

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