Jarraaf
Horse Form Profile
| Place / No / Draw |
Date / Going /
Distance / Class |
Time + Course Horse + Weight Jockey / Trainer |
Verdict | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
4 (8) |
19th Jul 2025 Good To Firm 0m 6f 0y Class 1 |
9st 9lb |
Progressive last summer, winning two 6f handicaps at Ascot and ending the campaign with a fine second in a Group 3 over the same C&D; promising return at Salisbury and was well backed ahead of his Wokingham bid four weeks ago, only to drop away in the closing stages; versatile groundwise; still early days and new blinkers could give him a lift. |
13/2 |
|
12th 5 (12) |
21st Jun 2025 Good To Firm 0m 6f 0y Class 2 |
9st 8lb |
Well ahead of his mark when winning two C&D handicaps (good and good to firm) last summer and he chased Apollo One home in a Group 3 here on soft in October; caught out for a bit of pace at a crucial stage when turned over at a short price in a Listed Salisbury race on reappearance but he should come on for the run and this thorough test will be ideal; strong claims. |
15/2 |
|
4th 2 (5) |
24th May 2025 Good To Firm 0m 6f 0y Class 1 |
9st 7lb |
Improved for the return to 6f last summer, comfortably winning two handicaps at Ascot before a fine second in a Group 3 (soft ground) when last seen 231 days ago; still has low mileage and should make a bold bid for last year's winning stable. |
11/4 |
|
2 (5) |
24th May 2025 Good To Firm 0m 6f 0y Class 1 |
9st 7lb |
Improved for the return to 6f last summer, comfortably winning two handicaps at Ascot before a fine second in a Group 3 (soft ground) when last seen 231 days ago; still has low mileage and should make a bold bid for last year's winning stable. |
11/4 |
|
2nd 6 (7) |
5th Oct 2024 Soft 0m 6f 0y Class 1 |
9st 3lb |
Unbeaten winner of three 6f races, the last two in C&D handicaps (good and good to firm) when his strength in the closing stages was clear to see; lacks big-race entries but he looked ready for a step up in class here in August and promises to do better yet; probably acts on good to soft but the more the ground dries out the less guesswork will be involved. |
11/4 |