Kempton (AW) 6:30 Result

Unibet 3 Uniboosts A Day/ebf Novice Stakes (gbb Race)

Class Class 46fStandard / Slow12 runnersResult in

Result

PosMarginHorseJockeyTrainerFormSP
1won22—
2—3—
3—4—

The Verdict

FormCast selectionAsgarConfidence 4/5Didn't win
This is a competitive Kempton novice with several unexposed types, but Asgar's form figures of 9-4 stand out - the 4 was a solid effort in a maiden and he's from a Clive Cox yard that excels with juvenile sprinters, especially first/second-season types dropping into a novice after decent maiden form. Hector Crouch takes over and Cox has a strong record placing his sprint-bred 2yos to good effect over 6f at Kempton AW. Al Widyan (Havana Grey colt, Balding/Buick) is the most obvious market leader given the elite team and sire, but his solitary run figure of "4" gives no guarantee he's better than this rival, and he'll likely go off short without matching value. Sierra Belle has the best form on paper (22) for a filly by Frankel out of a Juddmonte page with Beckett/Ryan, and is respected, but fillies conceding weight for age to these bigger colts at 6f AW can find this trip and grade tough against improving colts stepping up. Snow On The Beach adding headgear and Stormy Winter (Godolphin, Dark Angel) both have place-only form figures (65, 45) suggesting they're workmanlike rather than progressive. Farasan is bred to need further in time (Teofilo/Dubawi) and his solitary "6" doesn't inspire against these. Overall the race lacks a standout, but Asgar's placed effort last time, quality trainer/jockey combo, and likely improvement for experience make him the most solid contender at a fair each-way/win price relative to what will likely be a well-fancied favourite in Al Widyan or Sierra Belle.
Generated 02/09/2026, 09:23:59

Runners & Form

No.DrawHorseAgeJockeyTrainerORFormPrice
152–4—
108 ✓28122—
1142–65—
12112–00—
26 ★2–94—
This is a competitive Kempton novice with several unexposed types, but Asgar's form figures of 9-4 stand out - the 4 was a solid effort in a maiden and he's from a Clive Cox yard that excels with juvenile sprinters, especially first/second-season types dropping into a novice after decent maiden form.
372–5—
432–0—
512–6—
692–3—
7122–45—
8102–7—
922–—