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Hotazhell has Futurity Stakes date on Saturday

Hotazhell is on target for Group 1 Futurity Stakes on Saturday Hotazhell is on target for Group 1 Futurity Stakes on Saturday
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Trainer Jessica Harrington reports leading juvenile colt Hotazhell to be on target for the Group 1 William Hill Futurity Stakes at Doncaster at the weekend.

Winner of three of his last four starts, the Too Darn Hot colt impressed when stepped up to a mile for the first time to land the Beresford Stakes at the Curragh last month.

Harrington said: “He’s in good form and will run at Doncaster on Saturday.

“He’s just doing a little breeze tomorrow (Tuesday) and then away he’ll go.

“There is a lot of them left in.

“The ground is soft at the moment and it won’t be any better than soft but he’s versatile ground wise.”

She added: “Curvature and Bay Of Sanibel, who was fourth at Saint-Cloud earlier this month, both go to Saint-Cloud on Sunday.”

Curvature won a Listed race at Listowel last time.

Additional reporting by Alan Magee.

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About John O'Riordan
John has worked for the Press Association since 2022. He also writes a weekly column for The Irish Field and is a regular contributor to the Irish Racing Yearbook. He has previously written for the Racing Post, Irish Examiner and Irish Daily Mirror. He has been involved in racing for over three decades; having experience as a syndicate member, sole owner and breeder.