Platinum queen added for Nunthorpe . challenge

Richard Fahey’s two-year-old Platinum Queen was added at a cost of £40,000 to Coolmore Wootton Bassett Nunthorpe Stakes Friday in York.

The underage girl quickly burned the pitch at Goodwood last time out in a very quick time and has won three of the four starts so far, with her only defeat coming against Queen Mary at Royal Ascot.

Hollie Doyle will take on the role of chubby, huge weight and sex allowance as she takes on her older adult role.

Tom Palin, track manager for owner Middleham Park Racing tweeted: “Following discussion between @RichardFahey and her owner, Platinum Queen has been added to Group 1 Nunthorpe @YorkClerk and will be added to Team 1 Nunthorpe @YorkClerk. riding by @HollieDoyle1.”

Lying in wait is James Tate’s undefeated three-year-old Royal Aclaim, which is impressive to have won the same race and distance she will face last Friday.

She faces a huge step up in the class but has been the market leader for the race since her most recent outing.

John Quinn has left his Prix Maurice de Gheest-winning Princess Highfield among 17 confirmations.

Charlie Hills’ Khaadem and Raasel are trained by Mick Appleby for the first time and second in King George Stakes in Goodwood, with only a neck between them, and the pair look set to clash again.

Last year’s Winter Power winner continues the recent good trend of Yorkshire-trained athletes in the race, but she needs to return to her best for Tim Easterby who has been knocked out in all three catches. beginning of this semester.

Kevin Ryan’s Emaraaty Ana finished second last year before winning the Haydock Sprint Cup and he showed his best form last year in the July Cup.

Stradivarius was the star of nine in the Weatherbys Hamilton Lonsdale Trophy.

In the absence of a Kyprios Gold Cup winner, his main challenge could come from Alan King Trueshan, although it will be a late call as to whether he runs or not depending on the pitch.

Tashkhan and Mostly Cloudy also team up.

Fahey’s Clearpoint is one of 17 people in the Al Basti Equiworld Gimcrack Stakes.

Impressive Thirsk winner Friday, Marshman could quickly return for Karl Burke and Richard Hannon’s Persian Force to run, while Aidan O’Brien has left for The Antarctic and Aesop’s Fables.