€600,000 yearling purchase now 4-5 to make winning debut at Sandown for Charlie Appleby
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Dream Composer (1.55 Sandown)
7-2 (from 5-1)
He finished down the field in 20th when running in the Wokingham at the royal meeting, but he returns to the minimum distance here having won two of his three previous starts over the trip.
Arabian Crown (3.40 Sandown)
4-5 (from 5-4)
The son of Dubawi was purchased for €600,000 as a yearling and makes his debut for Charlie Appleby. He's a brother to Everest Rose and half-brother to five winners including The Juliet Rose.
Poker Face (4.15 Sandown)
15-8 (from 11-4)
He was 3-3 in his first season last year and showed serious improvement when second in the Group 3 Earl of Sefton at Newmarket. He's still lightly raced and is a lot better than what he showed when 14th of 16 in the Wolferton at Royal Ascot.
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- Handicapper backed into 4-1 (from 11-2) to go one better at Leicester
- Once-raced juvenile cut to 8-1 (from 16) to strike for stable in top form
- John Ryan handicapper shortened to 15-2 from 18 for Brighton contest
- Galway Plate hero Danny Gilligan's mount 5-1 (from 16) to record her first success at Roscommon