Unlike many other events either at Royal Ascot or on the Group One stage during the rest of the season, Aidan O’Brien can hardly lay claim to having farmed this fillies’ juvenile race with two wins since its inception in 2002 courtesy of Brave Anna in 2016 and Meditate 12 months ago, but with this daughter of No Nay Never in Matrika he has a real tool to go to war with following her impressive success at the Curragh last week. Very easy to back, she defied a wide stall and running free enough through the first two furlongs and was always in the van.
To be fair, I thought she looked cooked just over a furlong out as Grand Job moved upsides, but then Ryan asked her for more and she readily moved on for a cosy three parts of a length success. But I have elevated her success due to the fact that she was very weak in the market (9/2 out to 6/1) and looked as though the race would do her plenty of good as she was far from being tight fit. She looks an exciting filly and looks an each-way bet to nothing against the likes of Roger Varian’s Newmarket winner Jabaara and Soprano (looks more like a Queen Mary filly).
Royal Ascot tips: An 8/1 play tops Paul Jacobs’ Albany Stakes picks on Friday
Paul gives us his best picks for the Albany Stakes at Royal Ascot on Friday.
By Paul Jacobs / Horse Racing Tips / 3 months ago
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Paul Jacobs’ Royal Ascot tips:
June 23rd: Albany Stakes – Matrika
*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.
Albany Stakes – Matrika
June 23rd – 2:30pm
Unlike many other events either at Royal Ascot or on the Group One stage during the rest of the season, Aidan O’Brien can hardly lay claim to having farmed this fillies’ juvenile race with two wins since its inception in 2002 courtesy of Brave Anna in 2016 and Meditate 12 months ago, but with this daughter of No Nay Never in Matrika he has a real tool to go to war with following her impressive success at the Curragh last week. Very easy to back, she defied a wide stall and running free enough through the first two furlongs and was always in the van.
To be fair, I thought she looked cooked just over a furlong out as Grand Job moved upsides, but then Ryan asked her for more and she readily moved on for a cosy three parts of a length success. But I have elevated her success due to the fact that she was very weak in the market (9/2 out to 6/1) and looked as though the race would do her plenty of good as she was far from being tight fit. She looks an exciting filly and looks an each-way bet to nothing against the likes of Roger Varian’s Newmarket winner Jabaara and Soprano (looks more like a Queen Mary filly).
Paul Jacobs’ Royal Ascot tips:
June 23rd: Albany Stakes – Matrika
*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.
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