Quiet Reflection can roar to success in July Cup

The former has won four of his eight starts and has some top class sprinting form to his name having finished runner-up to the brilliant Muhaarar in last year’s Commonwealth Cup.

Limato is a strong travelling sort with a deadly turn of foot when on-song, and will be suited by the drop back down in trip having seemingly failed to stay when fourth in the 1m Lockinge Stakes on return to action at Newbury.

Twilight Son won last year’s Group 1 Sprint Cup at Haydock, and looked as good as ever last time out when landing the Group 1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.

The four-year-old has a rock solid profile, is versatile as regards ground and looks sure to make his presence felt.

Magical Memory and Profitable in with a shout

Magical Memory and Profitable are other key players in a wide-open race.

The former finished behind Twilight Son when fourth in the Diamond Jubilee, but lost ground when awkwardly away as the stalls opened and in the circumstances did well to come from so far back and be beaten just 1/2 a length.

Profitable has shown progressive form to win all three of his starts this season, and comes into the contest on the back of a career-best effort when landing the Group 1 King’s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot by half-a-length.

The Clive Cox trained four-year-old tanked through the race and idled once hitting the front and could well have even more to offer.

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Coral’s top tip: Quiet Reflection looks decent value to land a fantastic renewal of the July Cup. Twilight Son heads a host of dangers and can chase her home.