Wolverhampton (AW) 5:12 Result

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Class Class 37fStandard9 runnersResult in

Result

PosMarginHorseJockeyTrainerFormSP
1won33—
2—76—
3—72—

The Verdict

FormCast selectionIris OliviaConfidence 3/5Didn't win
This is a competitive 2yo fillies novice with no standout on ratings, but Iris Olivia's form line stands up best. Her runner-up effort (form figure "2") came in a stronger event, and she's from the powerful Amo Racing/Kevin Philippart De Foy team who typically place juveniles to win, with Rossa Ryan booked - a strong jockey upgrade suggesting stable confidence. The 55-day gap is a slight query but that can also mean they've had time to work on her and target this specific race. Her sire Persian Force throws sharp, precocious types who handle synthetic tracks well, and 7f on the Wolverhampton AW should suit a filly who's already shown she can settle and finish. Jessica, the stable's other runner, went 5-2 last time but the form "2" came at a lower level and she looks more of the pace-setter/each-way type than the closer. Speed Nation (7-6) and Casablanca Dream (6-5) both have solid recent form but neither has shown quite the same class edge. Appassionata is interesting for connections (Prescott/Cheveley Park) but a single run figure of "7" gives little to work with, and Phalanx Nation's form has gone the wrong way (3-3) with a big layoff. Overall this looks like a moderate race where the Amo Racing pairing look likely to dominate the market, and I prefer Iris Olivia's placed effort and rider upgrade over stable-mate Jessica's rawer form. No standout looks big enough to warrant a separate place bet given the tightly-bunched market expected.
Generated 01/09/2026, 09:05:03

Runners & Form

No.DrawHorseAgeJockeyTrainerORFormPrice
1102–7—
1042–76—
272–65—
382–—
45 ★2–72—
This is a competitive 2yo fillies novice with no standout on ratings, but Iris Olivia's form line stands up best. Her runner-up effort (form figure "2") came in a stronger event, and she's from the powerful Amo Racing/Kevin Philippart De Foy team who typically place juveniles to win, with Rossa Ryan booked - a strong jockey upgrade suggesting stable confidence. The 55-day gap is a slight query but that can also mean they've had time to work on her and target this specific race. Her sire Persian Force throws sharp, precocious types who handle synthetic tracks well, and 7f on the Wolverhampton AW should suit a filly who's already shown she can settle and finish.
532–52—
612–67—
792–47—
82 ✓27533—
NR62-—