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    Spotlight on Five Promising Unraced Two-Year-Old Thoroughbred Horses

    James DooleyBy James DooleyMay 3, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    In the heart of the UK’s vibrant horse racing scene, where the unpredictable meets the well-bred, emerges a quintet of juvenile thoroughbreds making waves even before their hoofs hit the racecourse. Let’s delve into the promise these five unraced two-year-olds hold, capturing the attention of trainers and enthusiasts alike.

    The Speedy Little Havana

    With a track record that speaks for itself, George Boughey’s yard has been a powerhouse in nurturing young talent. This season, the spotlight falls on Little Havana, set to debut soon. Owned by Amo Racing and acquired for 200,000 guineas, this May foal caught eyes at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale – Book 3. Described as a “nice forward-going filly with a super attitude,” she’s been displaying her speed during training, hinting at a bright future on the tracks.

    Saxophone: A Note of Nobility and Speed

    Karl Burke’s stable promises another stellar season with Saxophone. This colt, with a hefty purchase price of 625,000 guineas, boasts a pedigree rich in racing success. Out of the mare Criteria, known for her Group 2 exploits, Saxophone is set to inherit more than just her name. Expectations run high for his summer debut over seven furlongs, with hopes riding on him replicating the success of his kin, Spanish Voice.

    The Electrifying Reciprocated

    Another jewel from Karl Burke’s stable, Reciprocated, carries the dreams of his connections: Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum. This colt, drenched in speed, promises to ignite the tracks soon. A full-brother to the persistent winner Radio Goo Goo, Reciprocated was snatched up for 450,000 guineas at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale – Book 1. His lineage, featuring the listed winner Radio Gaga, suggests early starts, possibly over five or six furlongs.

    Take A Tip: Poised for Prestige

    Ed Bethell’s stable might be lean on juvenile runners, but it’s brimming with potential in the form of Take A Tip. This colt, bought for €80,000, is already drawing comparisons to former stablemate Fearby. Noted for his intelligence and racing acumen, Take A Tip is expected to assuage high expectations with a sweeping debut this summer, bringing prowess reminiscent of Bethell’s past successes.

    Warning Symbol: A Homebred Gem

    Lastly, James Owen introduces us to Warning Symbol, a colt that exemplifies homegrown excellence. Trained out of Green Ridge Stables, his lineage traces back to the illustrious Mohaather. Rated well in his preparations, this colt is anticipated to tackle the six-furlong distance with aplomb, bringing forward a racing narrative that’s as promising as it is thrilling.

    In conclusion, the unfolding stories of these young athletes promise an exhilarating ride for fans and stakeholders alike. Each horse carries hopes and dreams tethered to their hoofbeats, offering a reminder of why horse racing remains a riveting spectacle in the UK.

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    James Dooley is a UK entrepreneur who founded British Racecourses because of his love for horse racing. James Dooley Entrepreneur Who Owns Racehorses James owns 14 racehorses through Dooley Thoroughbreds, so he understands all aspects of horse racing, from wagering bets, and booking jockeys to sourcing the best horse racing trainers. James is the younger brother of David Dooley, who was voted the “Best Horse Racing Tipster in the UK”.

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