Juddmonte EBF Fillies' Restricted Novice Stakes (Bands B/C/D) (EBF Restricted Qualifier) (GBB) · 5f
Every runner. Every signal. One decision.
February foal by Starspangledbanner; 65,000euros yearling; paper appeal so watch betting
Early April foal who was 11-2 for her first go when fifth of nine at Beverley (5f, good) a fortnight ago; displayed inexperience that day before looking to get the message late; should do better.
Early March sixth foal who is a half-sister to four winners; 45,000euros yearling; 4-1 for her debut when third of eight in a traditionally warm event at Newmarket (5f, good) last month; sets a clear standard on that form.
Fairly late March foal by Lucky Vega; 31,000euros yearling; eighth foal; half-sister to four winners including Fullness Of Life (Italian 6f-1m including 2yo/Group 3; RPR 99) and Sopran Brescia (Italian 1m1f-1m3f); dam Italian 6f 2yo winner, half-sister to HK 1m Group 1 winner Gentlemen Only; betting should be a good guide to expectations ahead of her debut.
16-1 and hinted at promise when a never-dangerous seventh of 12 in novice at Ascot (5f, good) on her debut 12 days ago; this Ubettabelieveit filly can take a step forward.
Rallying third of 12, faring best of the newcomers despite seeming green, in 5f contest on good ground at Ascot; likely to be suited by this extra furlong and looks open to progress; possibilities.
Early January foal who was nibbled at in the betting when 12-1 but suffered a luckless debut when eighth at Bath (5f, good; Dee's Star sixth, Past Passion seventh) three weeks ago; yard introduced five-time winning juvenile Anthelia (including Listed National Stakes, Super Sprint and Group 3 Dick Poole) in that race last year; big contender to do better this time.
Flashed her tail but it wasn't a bad first attempt when eighth of 12 at Ascot (5f, good; 16-1) a fortnight ago; kept on that day so this step up in trip looks a positive and she's respected despite her wing draw possibly not being ideal.
£45,000 yearling who has an attractive pedigree and is open to improvement on this second start; however, she was well beaten at 16-1 at Ascot (5f, good) a fortnight ago and needs to be an entirely different proposition.
February foal by Tasleet; 38,000gns yearling; fifth foal; half-sister to winners Paborus (Group-placed 7f including AW; RPR 117) and Sixteen Tons (French 1m5f); dam 5f/6f winner (91), half-sister to HK 7f winner Ka Ying Excellent, out of 7f/1m winner; yard's 2yos generally improve for a run but still needs monitoring in the betting.
Fairly late January foal who showed ability when sixth of 13 at Bath (5f, good; 25-1) on her debut three weeks ago; respected but she's no certainty to confirm placings with Past Passion or Miss Moneypit, who were just a head and a head behind.
April foal who was 18-1 when missing the break and finishing seventh at Bath (5f, good; Dee's Star a head in front, Miss Moneypit a head behind) on her debut three weeks ago; contender to step forward on this second start.
Late January foal by Land Force; dam 1m/1m2f winner (RPR 69), half-sister to 5f 2yo Group 3 winner Armor, out of useful French 1m winner; yard not noted for winning 2yo newcomers but worth a market check.
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Big Hitter owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. With no SR/RPR/TS data on the winner, the Balanced lens leaned on market confidence (49) and pace fit instead. There is still enough pricing upside to keep the pick from looking overexposed. The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
Nearest rival if the simulation drifts off the primary path.
Strongest upside if you want a less obvious route through the field.
Even weighting across form, market confidence and race-day volatility.
Change lens →No SR / RPR / TS data on the winner — its weight has been redistributed across the other signals.
Transforms live price respect into a confidence signal inside the chamber.
How cleanly the runner's engine fits the projected rhythm and pressure map.
Shows whether the current price still leaves enough upside in the pick.
Controlled volatility that keeps the simulation realistic and stress-tests the profile.
Extra certainty applied when the active lens wants to trust the obvious market leader.
Your pick and the AI view — both on one line before you enter the field.
Use the signals below, then back one runner before the off.
Choose your horse →When the models line up, pay attention. When they split, the value may be elsewhere.
Read the AI breakdown →Proprietary ability score 0–200. How good the horse actually is — independent of market opinion.
AbilityA race-day probability signal for today's conditions — form trajectory, going, suitability and weight.
Today's ChanceOne Cub. One horse. One shot. Follow the crowd — or fade it.
Community SignalEarly March sixth foal who is a half-sister to four winners; 45,000euros yearling; 4-1 for her debut when third of eight in a traditionally warm event at Newmarket (5f, good) last month; sets a clear standard on that form.
Rallying third of 12, faring best of the newcomers despite seeming green, in 5f contest on good ground at Ascot; likely to be suited by this extra furlong and looks open to progress; possibilities.
Early January foal who was nibbled at in the betting when 12-1 but suffered a luckless debut when eighth at Bath (5f, good; Dee's Star sixth, Past Passion seventh) three weeks ago; yard introduced five-time winning juvenile Anthelia (including Listed National Stakes, Super Sprint and Group 3 Dick Poole) in that race last year; big contender to do better this time.
Early April foal who was 11-2 for her first go when fifth of nine at Beverley (5f, good) a fortnight ago; displayed inexperience that day before looking to get the message late; should do better.
Fairly late March foal by Lucky Vega; 31,000euros yearling; eighth foal; half-sister to four winners including Fullness Of Life (Italian 6f-1m including 2yo/Group 3; RPR 99) and Sopran Brescia (Italian 1m1f-1m3f); dam Italian 6f 2yo winner, half-sister to HK 1m Group 1 winner Gentlemen Only; betting should be a good guide to expectations ahead of her debut.
£45,000 yearling who has an attractive pedigree and is open to improvement on this second start; however, she was well beaten at 16-1 at Ascot (5f, good) a fortnight ago and needs to be an entirely different proposition.
April foal who was 18-1 when missing the break and finishing seventh at Bath (5f, good; Dee's Star a head in front, Miss Moneypit a head behind) on her debut three weeks ago; contender to step forward on this second start.
16-1 and hinted at promise when a never-dangerous seventh of 12 in novice at Ascot (5f, good) on her debut 12 days ago; this Ubettabelieveit filly can take a step forward.