Be Be Ex (2019-Harzand/Juno Moneta)

Owner - Strawberry Fields Stud

This son of Zoffany is a half-brother to Irish Derby winner Latrobe and Oaks 2nd Pink Dogwood. He came to us having had one run in Hong Kong over 6f. He showed a good attitude to win a Novice for us on debut over 1m2f at Beverley and will improve when he steps up to 1m4f.

This son of Twilight Son was 2nd at Chelmsford over 1m. He disappointed on his first two starts for us, failing to settle. We dropped him back to 6f to get him to relax and he ran a much more encouraging race when 4th at Doncaster. We will now look to move him back up in trip.

This daughter of Mayson is the first foal of Kodiac mare, Global Spring. Her full-brother Kodiline was Listed placed over 6f at two. July Cup winner Mayson is renowned for producing tough, hardy types. Global Flight made an encouraging debut when 4th at Wolverhampton, her inexperience showed up the home straight and she will know more next time.

He broke his Maiden at Yarmouth last year when winning a handicap well over 10f. His full-sister Baltic Belle was a Listed winner over 6f. After a promising debut for us over 6f, we stepped him up in trip at Doncaster in the Spring Mile. A prevailing headwind meant they went very slow early and he was far too keen. We rode him handy at Chelmsford over 7f and he was 4th just beaten over a length. We will run him next over 6f at Ascot and a fast pace will suit.

She is by Australian Champion sprinter and Champion sire Fastnet Rock and out of Galileo mare Raggety Ann who is a full-sister to Grade 3 winner and Black Type producer Dress Rehearsal. It is a proven cross as Fastnet Rock has had numerous Group 1 winners when he has covered mares by Galileo. Oaks winner Qualify, Moyglare winner Intricately, Racing Post Trophy winner Rivet and Man o'War Stakes winner Zhukova. 18% of progeny by Fastnet Rock that have been covered by mares from the Sadler's Wells line have gone on to be Black Type winners.

This daughter of Fastnet Rock is an imposing filly and looking at her pedigree you would expect she will be a horse to start off in a 7f Maiden/Novice at the back end of this year and she should excel at 3 over middle distances.

This filly was bought with the GBR fillies' bonus in mind. At this stage she looks like she should make into an early two-year-old and she is very willing out at exercise. Her dam was Listed placed at two and her half-sister Julie Johnston was a dual winner at two last year. We hope she will make her debut early in May.

We had high hopes for Global Prospector after he was very impressive on debut and beat Moss Gill, who has subsequently gone on to become a Group performer. After an encouraging debut 4th for us he then won impressively back at Wolverhampton before finishing a slightly unlucky third at Chelmsford. It is lovely to see him finishing his races and we hope there is another race or two in him. He will be next out in early to mid May.

This filly is out of the 6f Listed winner Katawi. Her half-sister Split Then Double went very close at Belmont and looked a winner in waiting. Her sire Iffraaj is a proven Group 1 producer and has had a lot of success with his two-year-old runners. She was drawn badly on her debut and ran disappointingly when unable to find cover, running too keen as a consequence. She will next be out in May and we hope she can prove that run wrong.

A son of Caravaggio who is bred to be fast. Freshman sire Caravaggio was unbeaten at two and won the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, before going on to win the Commonwealth Cup at three. His dam Much Faster was a Group 2 winner over 5 1/2f at two and was Group 1 placed over 6f. She has produced 4 horses with an RPR of 90 plus. He looks like he will develop into a fine, strong horse and on pedigree and looks he will be all about speed. He is one that is likely to be seen in August time.

Global Vision is a a horse we bought recently at Tattersalls HIT sale. He looked unlucky not to place on his last start and has one win under his belt. We hope a gelding operation will bring about some improvement and are looking forward to running him when he is ready.

Global Warning won very impressively for us on his stable debut, trying 6f for the first time. The handicapper hit him very hard with an 11 pound rise and we therefore ran him again quickly, he ran a little flat when finishing 5th at Kempton. He was freshened up and won again at Newcastle over 6f off a rating of 84. He disappointed on his latest start there when 5th beaten 2 lengths but he missed the break and returned lame, thankfully he just had a badly bruised foot and a possible next target for him will be in late May.

No Nay Never has had a fine start to his stallion career, with his best performer being the Middle Park and July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns. He was unbeaten at two and Global Wisdom looks like he should make his mark as a juvenile although there is stamina in his pedigree on his dam's side. His dam Shahinda was placed over middle distances and is from a fine Aga Khan family that traces back to Shergar. Shahinda's dam Shamanova was a Group performer over middle and staying distances. He will likely be seen out in May time.

This son of Shamardal broke his Maiden at the back end of 2019 in handicap company over 1m2f and he was second over 1m4f in the middle of last year. He ran a very good 2nd on debut for us at Wolverhampton, the handicapper put him up 2 lbs but he was able to defy that when winning convincingly by two and three quarter lengths back at Wolverhampton.

London Eye has really thrived of late and has won his last two races. He beat an in form horses when galloping strongly through the line over 1m6f at Chelmsford and then followed up over 2m at Redcar. We may be run him at Nottingham next over 2m before stepping him up to 2m2f at Pontefract in June.

Sir Oliver built on a promising debut for us at Lingfield when winning over 6f at Wolverhampton. We looked to exploit his lower handicap rating at Redcar and he ran an honourable third. We still believe there is potential for improvement on the turf, likely on slightly slower ground and the low numbers were favoured in the 6f races at Redcar and he was drawn high. He is returning to the all-weather this week as it looks a good opportunity and the ground is a little too lively for him on the turf at present.