Asfoora
Horse Form Profile
| Place / No / Draw |
Date / Going /
Distance / Class |
Time + Course Horse + Weight Jockey / Trainer |
Verdict | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
12th 2 (5) |
23rd May 2026 Soft 0m 5f 0y Class 1 |
9st 8lb |
Carries a 5lb penalty today and she was down the field on her comeback at Newmarket three weeks ago; however, she may have needed that run and is entitled to respect having won two 5f Group 1s last season, namely the Nunthorpe at York (good to firm) and the Prix de l'Abbaye at Longchamp (very soft). |
6/1 |
|
10th 1 (11) |
2nd May 2026 Good 0m 5f 0y Class 1 |
9st 13lb |
Superb Australian 7yo who has had a career to be proud of, with multiple wins in home country and Europe, laying down the law in the Group 1 King Charles III at Royal Ascot in 2024 and adding further top-level wins in the Nunthorpe (good to firm) at York and the Abbaye (very soft) at Longchamp in 2025; has stayed in Britain over the winter but connections expect her to improve for the run and that the stiff uphill finish will test her. |
5/1 |
|
7th 9 (1) |
14th Sep 2025 Yielding 0m 5f 0y |
9st 3lb |
Top-class Australian mare, highly durable, winner of 11 of her 27 races; landed the Group 1 King Charles III at Royal Ascot last year; could only dead-heat for fifth in this season's edition and was well below best at Goodwood (She's Quality, second); returned to form with a vengeance when taking the Nunthorpe in emphatic; sets the standard; two wins on soft in 2023. |
7/2 |
|
1st 10 (5) |
22nd Aug 2025 Good To Firm 0m 5f 0y Class 1 |
9st 12lb |
Superb Australian mare who smashed it when winning the Group 1 King Charles III at Royal Ascot in 2024 but she'd gone off the boil by the time she got to this race, albeit still a creditable fourth of 12; didn't have the ideal preparation this year, though, and it's shown, with lesser efforts at Royal Ascot and Goodwood, and it's hard to know whether she can hit the old heights again. |
13/2 |
|
7th 9 (6) |
1st Aug 2025 Good 0m 5f 0y Class 1 |
9st 1lb |
Multiple Group winner on various surfaces in Australia; impressive winner of Group 1 King Charles III at Royal Ascot last year, then only just failed under a penalty in this race; however, she wasn't the same mare back at Ascot this June (first-time blinkers, retained here) and while there were excuses, having had less time to acclimatise and no prep run, she still needs to show she's capable of the same form as last year. |
5/2 |