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All eyes will be on Windsor at 6.50pm when Bay Bridge’s brother Castlemont makes his first start in Godolphin Blue for Charlie Appleby.

6.50 Windsor – Bay Bridge’s full-brother Castlemont debuts

Charlie Appleby unveils Bay Bridge’s full brother Castlemont In Windsor this evening Join FitzDerres for personal service Maiden Stake.

The already gelded son of New Bay was bought as a 375,000 guineas yearling – not surprising given the pedigree at the show. His brother Bay Bridge was rated 122 in his 2022 Champion Stakes Swansong to his highest win and even took down the great Baid. If he’s anything like his sibling, we could have another top-class beast on our hands.

Lava Stream’s half-brother treble bass Charlie also debuts for Appleby and could be something in second-string Godolphin colours. Ray Dawson rides this son of See the Stars, who – like his constant companion – is in jail.

Those with experience Lord d’Or Setting the standard for form, Wood Ditton of York finished second behind Portcullis in May. One to watch out for in the betting is the one owned by Ammo Racing quiet girl. This Pinatubo filly – priced at €100,000, is partnered with in-form David Egan for Charlie Johnston.

2.28 Vichy – St. Martin and Lady Mara clash in French features

Listed St. Martin’s and Lady Mara clash Frederic de Lagrange Award In Vichy this afternoon.

Saint Martin Came here with three wins from seven starts, all notched this year. After two wins at Cagnes-sur-Mer, Christophe Escuder’s colt defeated Myrick from the Graffard stable to claim Listed honors at the Prix Francois.

Graffard’s representative is here Lady Marawho will be ridden by Mikel Barzalona. He comes off the back of a fourth-place finish in the Group 2 Premio Oaks d’Italia Tattersalls at San Siro. He finished one place ahead of Andrew Balding Prizeland (rated 94) – which gives some recognition to the form.

Ian Barberot saddled the undefeated gelding beat himwho won on debut at Saint-Cloud followed by a second success at Lyon the following time. This son of Frankel must be honored under the mercurial Maxime Guyon.

7.50 Windsor – Exciting Sunshine Star returns for the Gosdens

Sunshine Star – an exciting look for the Gosdens and Lady Bamford – will be back on track tonight British Stallion Studs EBF Big Bear Voyage fillies handicap.

A half-sister to Oaks winner Soul Sister, she was entered at Ribblesdale but withdrawn – which may be an indicator of how highly she is thought of at Clarehaven. This three-year-old was sent off an 8/11 favorite at Sandown in April, but was beaten by the talented Felicitas. Ed Walker’s filly then franked the form, finishing second to Musidora. Later, Sunshine Star Took a drop in grade and moved up to Lingfield in early June. With another month of running behind him, he should take all the beating here.

capitchera The closest threat, bought his first win at Pontefract last month. This horse showed a good level of form behind So Regal at Newmarket in his first start of the year and could improve even further today.

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At the opening of Windsor A1R Services Limited Nursery Handicapped (5.50pm), previous winners Arabica queen And the heat Taste the success of the key players when they last met. the lamb The ground was not ideal for comfort on the day of the Oaks at Epsom but should bounce back better on a nicer surface.

Later on in the card, The Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap (7.20pm) sees the eight-time course scorer Lequinto Look to fight with a 5lb increase in weight following his rise in form. Amazonian Dream has been knocking on the door of late and could finally hit the target after not being penalized by the handicapper for back-to-back runner-up efforts.