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Nahrain (GB) (chestnut filly Selkirk (USA) - Bahr (GB) (Generous (IRE)) - this filly could be one of the stars of the group of horses Roger Varian has inherited from former master of Kremlin House, Michael Jarvis. Owned by Godolphin, Bahr finished in the frame in both English and Irish Oaks either side of winning the Ribblesdale Stakes at Royal Ascot and has already produced Listed winner Baharah and O/R 95 Sarrsar since retiring to stud.

If Nahrain can follow in her sister and brothers footsteps then she should run well in this fillies maiden and at 10/1 would be an e/way bet for me.

Crowning Star – caught the eye in the Brocklesby when coming round the field from last to finish a promising 3rd with out the jockey being too hard on him. I wouldn’t be confident about him today as there are a couple of promising types against him and I have a feeling 6f and easier ground would suit. I will have a small win bet just in case but woud hope I can get better odds than 3/1.

<blockquote data-quote="swedish chef" data-source="post: 2298578" data-attributes="member: 65806">Nahrain (GB) (chestnut filly Selkirk (USA) - Bahr (GB) (Generous (IRE)) -&nbsp; this filly could be one of the stars of the group of horses Roger Varian has inherited from former master of Kremlin House, Michael Jarvis. Owned by Godolphin, Bahr finished in the frame in both English and Irish Oaks either side of winning the Ribblesdale Stakes at Royal Ascot and has already produced Listed winner Baharah and O/R 95 Sarrsar since retiring to stud.If Nahrain can follow in her sister and brothers footsteps then she should run well in this fillies maiden and at 10/1 would be an e/way bet for me.Crowning Star – caught the eye in the Brocklesby when coming round the field from last to finish a promising 3rd with out the jockey being too hard on him. I wouldn’t be confident about him today as there are a couple of promising types against him and I have a feeling 6f and easier ground would suit. I will have a small win bet just in case but woud hope I can get better odds than 3/1.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="swedish chef, post: 2298578, member: 65806"] Nahrain (GB) (chestnut filly Selkirk (USA) - Bahr (GB) (Generous (IRE)) - this filly could be one of the stars of the group of horses Roger Varian has inherited from former master of Kremlin House, Michael Jarvis. Owned by Godolphin, Bahr finished in the frame in both English and Irish Oaks either side of winning the Ribblesdale Stakes at Royal Ascot and has already produced Listed winner Baharah and O/R 95 Sarrsar since retiring to stud. If Nahrain can follow in her sister and brothers footsteps then she should run well in this fillies maiden and at 10/1 would be an e/way bet for me. Crowning Star – caught the eye in the Brocklesby when coming round the field from last to finish a promising 3rd with out the jockey being too hard on him. I wouldn’t be confident about him today as there are a couple of promising types against him and I have a feeling 6f and easier ground would suit. I will have a small win bet just in case but woud hope I can get better odds than 3/1. [/QUOTE]

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