Tuesday’s flat action resumes across Ffos Las and Yarmouth. At Yarmouth, Mithaaly chases his first career success. Sky Sports Racing broadcasts the coverage at 2.35pm. And racing enthusiasts finally have the competitive matchups they were waiting for.
3.10 Yarmouth — British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes
George Boughey trains Mithaaly. During his Windsor debut, the 260,000gns yearling secured a never-nearer second-place finish. He stayed on well after a pace deficit two furlongs out. So the extra furlong is exactly what they are preparing for.
But Noble Prince steps up as a primary challenger. Godolphin owns him. Under Charlie Appleby’s guidance, the horse prepares for action. Majestic Jude debuts with strong lineage. His half-brother, Atomic Force, captured the 2021 Group Two Prix Robert Papin trophy. Note To Self also returns. At Windsor, the horse recently lost by a narrow head-margin.
6.30 Ffos Las — Dragonbet / Martin Davies Handicap
Five runners contest the handicap, and Flyta headlines the field. Last month, she broke her maiden tag over the exact course and distance. She delivered a promising effort at Windsor. An easy lead might materialize. But they don’t expect an easy run for the others.
Sofian won over the track previously. After a break, a slipped saddle hampered his last run. Name The Day shaped amiss at Newbury—he must improve. Distinct Sprit won on debut. He remains consistent but hasn’t secured a victory since that time. Bahraini jockey Ebrahim Nader rides in the event.
7.30 Ffos Las — Maiden Fillies’ Stakes
Summerson features in a select field. As the full-sister to Noble Style, she enters the race.
Recent Weekend Results
Elsewhere, Kalpana defeated Calandagan during the King George battle. At Newbury, Zigazig Ah claimed victory in a thriller.
Charlie Appleby Tests Godolphin Dominance
Yarmouth’s 3.10 race exposes a tactical clash. Appleby currently holds a 45 percent win rate—he triumphed in 13 of 29 races with two-year-old horses during the current year. Rival trainers face immense pressure. The stable’s efficiency punishes early pace deficits.