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Updates from the final day at Glorious GoodwoodAsfoora retirement on hold. Plus Saturday’s tippingNewmarket 1.33, Chalice Stakes, Listed, 1m 4fA relatively minor event for female horses that is open to all ages from three-year-olds up, but the older horses have had a very thin time of it in recent years with just a single four-year-old winner – Divina Grace in 2024 – in the last seven runnings. That’s quite a stark statistic given the overall representation of the Classic generation, and...

Newmarket 1.33, Chalice Stakes, Listed, 1m 4f

A relatively minor event for female horses that is open to all ages from three-year-olds up, but the older horses have had a very thin time of it in recent years with just a single four-year-old winner – Divina Grace in 2024 – in the last seven runnings. That’s quite a stark statistic given the overall representation of the Classic generation, and Charlie Appleby’s Romantic Symphony is a warm favourite to extend the sequence. She brings a high-class pedigree to the table – she is a sister to a three-time Group One-winning filly in Wild Illusion and also to Yibir, the 2021 Breeders’ Cup Turf winner – and while she was below-par in the Lingfield Oaks Trial in May, her run into second in a Listed race at Longchamp last time was a major step forward. Ralph Beckett’s Revoir, who has a few pounds in hand of Romantic Symphony on the bare ratings, is the likeliest contender from the older ranks, but the Godolphin runner, with man-of-the-moment Billy Loughnane in the saddle, looks by far the likeliest winner.

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Updates (LOCATION) Divina Grace (PERSON) Charlie Appleby’s (PERSON) Romantic Symphony (ORG) Wild Illusion (LOCATION) Yibir (PERSON) the Lingfield Oaks Trial (LOCATION) Longchamp (LOCATION) Ralph Beckett’s (PERSON) Revoir (EVENT) Godolphin (PERSON) Billy Loughnane (PERSON)
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