Balding's Brorocco still one to follow after unlucky Epsom defeat
Jonnysimpson
Third, 6f fillies’ novice auction, Kempton, Wednesday, May 31
Brendan Powell’s juvenile showed really good pace. She led and was ridden inside the final furlong before being headed close home.
This daughter of Zebedee had made a pleasing debut in mid-April when fourth over 5f at Bath and could be interesting when handicapped, especially on turf.
Second, 5f handicap, Newcastle, Thursday, June 1
This well-regarded gelding put in good late work to catch the eye. Having chased the leaders, he was ridden to challenge over a furlong out but could never reach the winner despite making up plenty of ground.
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