HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Expensive breeze-up buy who built on a promising debut when 1-length second of 5 at Nottingham early last month, possibly paying the price for doing too much in the lead. Well held upped to listed level at Newbury 17 days ago but fancied to make her presence felt in maiden company.

Foaled May 8. €120,000 yearling, Night of Thunder filly. Dam, runner-up at 6f/7f at 2 yrs, half-sister to smart 7f winner Spectre. Betting can guide expectations.

Runner-up twice last month, showing fair form when narrowly denied at Sandown on second occasion. Probably wasn't seen to best effect when fourth of 8 in maiden at Chepstow (5f, good) just under a fortnight ago (went solo on far rail) and she remains with potential.

Much improved from debut when second of 8 in maiden at Chepstow (5f, good) just under a fortnight ago, collared close home by a newcomer. Likely to progress further, she's shortlisted.

Improved dropped to the minimum trip for her nursery debut when second of 9 at Lingfield (5f) 18 days ago, nailed late in the piece but certainly not lacking for finishing effort. Not discounted back in maiden company.

Got back on track switched to a nursery when third of 9 at Lingfield (5f) 18 days ago, needing no excuses having dictated. Each-way claims back in maiden company.

Sands of Mali filly who found only the standard-setter too good in maiden at Ripon on debut in June. Went backwards from that when last of 6 in similar event at Nottingham (6f, good) the following month and she's been absent since.

Attracted support having shown promise on debut but was only fifth of 8 in maiden at Chepstow (5f, good) just under a fortnight ago. Should find that further aiding her development and she remains open to improvement.

Sioux Nation filly who raced closer to pace than ideal and shaped better than the distance beaten suggested when fifth of 8 in maiden over C&D on debut back in April. Given time to strengthen up and she seems sure to do better at some stage.

Held up in a strongly-run race when 33/1 second over C&D on debut. Well beaten all 3 starts since, including when switched to a low-grade nursery at Hamilton last month. Has since left Michael Dods.

Steadily progressive filly who finished runner-up on nursery debut at Thirsk in July and matched that form despite a very slow start when filling same spot in a C&D event 3 weeks ago. Shouldn't be long in going a place better on that evidence.

Son of Persian Force who fared better than previously when second of 10 on qualifying run in a Catterick novice (5f) 7 weeks ago. That form isn't the easiest to quantify but switch to nurseries in his favour now having been gelded since. Market can prove useful.

Hails from talented sprinting family that connections know well. Showed plenty of speed without bettering previous efforts when 8¼ lengths fifth of 6 on qualifying run at Pontefract. Switches to a nursery and better expected given her pedigree/stable.

Matched his best novice form when runner-up on nursery bow at Ffos Las (5f) in July. Struggled up in class next time and again not at best when finishing a couple of places behind Crystal Kraken when fourth in a C&D contest 3 weeks ago.

Steadily went the right way without threatening in a trio of 5f novice events during the first half of the season. Missed the break and ultimately finished well held on nursery debut at Nottingham (6f) in July but gelded ahead of this and handicapper has eased him 3 lb.

Fared better than previously equipped with a tongue strap when third on nursery debut at Ffos Las (5f) in July but not in anything like the same form when sixth of 8 in a C&D nursery 3 weeks ago. Drop back to 5f may not suit ideally. Engaged 6.00 Windsor Saturday.

Went the wrong way for Richard Hannon last year but back in better form for new yard this summer, going close at Nottingham (6f, good to firm) last month before proving as good as ever when getting up late to win an 8-runner event at Lingfield (6f, all-weather) 16 days ago. Cheekpieces on 1st time.

Won 3 times on all-weather earlier in the year and having edged back down to his last winning mark without doing too much wrong, he resumed winning ways with a bit up his sleeve in a 6-runner handicap at Brighton (5.3f, good to firm, 4/1) 7 days ago. Respected under a penalty.

Didn't fire in 2025 but has returned in good heart this season, backing up his reappearance effort when third of 8 in handicap at Carlisle (6f) in June. Has a bit of a break to overcome but he's respected in the hands of a good-value claimer.

Showed a good attitude when doubling his tally on reappearance/all-weather debut at Southwell (5f) in April. Exploits have been mixed subsequently but took a step back in the right direction when a never-nearer sixth of 7 in handicap at Ffos Las (6f, good) 69 days ago. Has since been gelded.

Successful twice this year, with her latest success at Windsor in May. Ran well to make the frame twice here last month, finding only a 3-y-o handicap debutant too strong on the latter occasion, and was left with nowhere to go inside the final 1f at Brighton last week.

Much improved in first-time cheekpieces with success in 9-runner Goodwood handicap in June, moving smoothly and having matters in hand final 1f. Headgear seemingly didn't have the same effect when fifth at Lingfield (6f) since, though.

Doubled his tally at Southwell in May and not disgraced when fifth of 17 at York (5f, good to firm) last month. Not ideally placed at Brighton next time and proved far too keen when down the field at Newmarket 16 days ago. Others make greater appeal.