Beverley — 13 August 2026

Class 4 · 0m5f0y · Good To Firm · 6 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Not My Type (15/8)

Won by: Not My Type (GB) at 6/4 · then Empress Princess (IRE)

What we said: Comes into this on the back of an emphatic debut win just 20 days ago for the powerful Haggas yard, and both her sire (No Nay Never) and damsire (Kodiac) are flagged as thriving on today's fast surface. The draw is a non-factor in this small field, and with the yard clicking and the physical profile suggesting more improvement to come, she looks the type to follow up quickly against a rival field short on proven winning form.

Class 6 · 0m5f0y · Good To Firm · 10 ran

We passed. Likely winner: Concert Pitch (11/8)

Won by: Concert Pitch (IRE) at 8/15F · then Lairy Mary (GB), Mrs Mole (IRE)

What we said: Concert Pitch is clearly the classiest horse here on form (266222, PR73 miles clear of the rest) but he's drawn in stall 3 at a track where low draws concede ground early and high stalls are favoured, and at 11/8 there's no room left to absorb that draw risk; nothing else in the field — Mrs Mole, Mardy Bum, Good Fighter — carries enough form to make a case from the good draws either.

Class 6 · 0m7f75y · Good To Firm · 11 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Ariane Sky (15/8)

Won by: State of Gold (IRE) at 11/2 · then Court Legend (GB), Ariane Sky (IRE)

What we said: Won last time out and tops the form figures in this field (5541, PR71/SR59 clearly the best on offer), with James Owen firing at 35% at this course and the 5lb claim helping over this trip. The rest of this nursery is a mix of fading form and question marks, and she's the one with genuine improvement to offer today.

Class 5 · 0m5f0y · Good To Firm · 12 ran

We passed. Likely winner: Ingleby Archie (8/1)

Won by: Shazani (FR) at 7/2 · then Call To Action (IRE), Castan (GB)

What we said: Too many roads to a winner here: American Bay is the classiest form horse but breaks from a neutral stall, Ventura Express has fast-ground pedigree but draws poorly for the stiff climb, and both steamers (Jojo Rabbit, Opal Storm) already carry the benefit of the favoured high stalls into their new prices, so there's no clean angle left to isolate one from the pack. With five or more runners boasting a plausible case and the draw bias already reflected in the market moves, this 12-runner sprint is one to watch rather than back.

Class 5 · 1m4f23y · Good To Firm · 6 ran

We passed. Likely winner: Mr Moonshine (5/2)

Won by: Wardlaw (USA) at 11/8F · then Grey Fable (IRE)

What we said: Four runners cluster together on ability here — Grey Fable, Wardlaw, That Darn Cantor and Mr Moonshine all have live, recent form and nothing separates them enough to lean hard on one; Mr Moonshine's rating edge is real but it's already reflected in his favourite price, Wardlaw is solid without sparkling, and That Darn Cantor drifting 33% into this race is a reason for caution rather than confidence despite the good-ground pedigree fit. With three first-time headgear changes adding noise and no draw bias to lean on at this trip, this is a race to watch rather than back.

Class 6 · 1m0f100y · Good To Firm · 10 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Saxon Grace (11/8)

Won by: Saxon Grace (IRE) at 6/5F · then Copper And Five (GB), Back From Dubai (IRE)

What we said: Won last time out just 5 days ago and the form line 464031 shows a filly on a genuine upward trajectory, with both runs at this trip and both runs on quick ground landing in the money. She's clearly the pick of a weak Class 6 field on ability and recent scoring form, and the rapid reappearance suggests the yard sees no reason to hold her back.