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Time To Turn

There is no previous form to go on with Time To Turn — this is a first appearance on a racecourse, so the horse arrives as a complete unknown. What we do have is a breeding profile that will catch the eye of anyone who follows the sport. The dam's side comes through Galileo, perhaps the most influential stallion of the modern era, whose offspring tend to add class and stamina to whatever they inherit. On paper, that is a genuinely exciting combination — pace from one side, quality from the other.Based on TrackLab's analysis

Quick facts

Age

3 years old

Sex

Colt

Colour

Bay

Father

Dark Angel

Mother

Highland Dancer

Trainer

C Appleby

Owner

Godolphin

Official rating

107

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🔍 Full analysis

Our model's view, based on this horse's career and recent runs

TrackLab's detailed breakdown

What gives Time To Turn a real chance of making a strong first impression is the yard behind the horse. Charlie Appleby, based at Godolphin's Newmarket operation in Suffolk, has sent out 121 winners already this season — a number that speaks for itself. That is not a trainer having a quiet year and hoping for the best; that is one of the most powerful operations in the country firing at full tilt. When a yard like this puts a well-bred three-year-old on a track for the first time, it is rarely just a day out. Appleby's team tends to know what they have, and debuts from this stable are worth paying attention to.

With nothing in the record book yet, Time To Turn is a blank page. But the bloodlines are right, the trainer is among the very best, and three-year-olds with this kind of profile can improve dramatically with racing experience. The first run will tell us a great deal.