Newmarket — 15 August 2026

Class 3 · 1m · Good To Firm · 3 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Bin Jahwar (4/7)

Won by: Bin Jahwar (IRE) at 1/3F

What we said: Charlie Appleby's colt looks the class act of this three-runner novice, with course figures well above his rivals and nothing in the form book to suggest the drop into a smaller field troubles him. The other two carry markers against them today — Al Qayed has drifted sharply and shows a big going-suitability question mark, while Waaqed's Frankel/Dubawi credentials on this fast surface are the one thing that could trouble the favourite.

Class 4 · 0m6f0y · Good To Firm · 10 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Havana Blue (5/2)

Won by: Havana Blue (GB) at 6/4F · then Archduke Ferdinand (IRE), Act Of Violence (GB)

What we said: Three straight seconds in a row (654222) with the latest a solid effort at this exact course, trip and going just 8 days ago suggests a horse working into a win rather than one flattering to deceive; the sire line is a fast-ground fit and the course form (10762) shows this track suits him. He's carried the top weight well through that sequence and the profile reads like a horse whose bar is close to being cleared today.

Class 3 · 1m6f · Good To Firm · 6 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Reem Rak (11/4)

Won by: Dojin (GB) at 11/1 · then Hello Friend (IRE)

What we said: Her only starts at today's exact distance and going both resulted in wins, and her latest run was victory over a near-identical trip on the same watered good-to-firm surface, showing a filly clearly progressing (form 23-021). The step back to this Newmarket test at the same conditions that have already suited her twice gives her the clearest, most recent proof of form in the field.

Class 3 · 0m7f0y · Good To Firm · 5 ran

Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Eabha (evn)

Won by: Kodi Bear Light (IRE) at 9/1 · then Fire Thunder (IRE)

What we said: Won last time out at this course, this trip and on this exact going (1/7 at Newmarket over 7f good to firm just a week ago), and the form figures 3311 show a filly in career-best shape stepping up again for a yard that knows how to place her. She's the class benchmark on official ratings in this small field and has already proven she handles the step up in grade.

Class 5 · 1m2f0y · Good To Firm · 4 ran

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

Won by: Femme Beauty (IRE) at 8/1

What we said: Course-and-distance winner who scored last time out over this exact trip and going just 12 days ago, and the form line (334211) shows a horse in career-best shape with the Dubawi stamp thriving on quick ground. In a small four-runner field none of the others carries anything like the same recent form or proven suitability to this exact test.

Class 5 · 1m0f0y · Good To Firm · 5 ran

Our bet: Stormy Music (15/8)

Won by: Lightning Glory (IRE) at 100/30 · then Lovers Leap (IRE)

What we said: Won last time out at this course, at this trip, and on this exact good-to-firm ground just 9 days ago, capping a form line that has climbed steadily through 6-8-6-3-1. The quick backup suggests she's fit and firing right now, and there's no going or trip question left to answer.

Class 5 · 0m7f0y · Good To Firm · 7 ran

We passed. Likely winner: Mister Mojito (9/4)

Won by: Cherry Cobbler (GB) at 2/1F · then Norcross Brow (GB)

What we said: Three horses arrive with genuine claims and nothing cleanly separates them: Mister Mojito won last time out and gets a going switch his sire-line supports, Cherry Cobbler has strung together three straight seconds over this course and trip with the market steaming him in, and Norcross Brow has won his last two starts with the trip and ground both working in his favour. Add the apprentice claim on Cherry Cobbler, the drift on Norcross Brow, and Billy Loughnane's recent cold spell aboard Mister Mojito, and none of the three earns a clear edge over the others at the prices on offer.