Sixtygeesbaby (3g Starspangledbanner – Field Of Stars, by Acclamation) appears to have an exciting season ahead, after the smart colt made a winning return to action at Doncaster on Friday. …

Wannabe Royal (3f Wootton Bassett – Lady Wannabe, by Camelot) gained a deserved win in fine style on Friday, as she drew six lengths clear in the opening fillies’ maiden at Limerick. …

Swagman (3c Wootton Bassett – Secretina, by Galileo) joined an illustrious honour roll when landing the Group 3 bet365 Classic Trial in good style at Sandown on Friday. …

Dancing Gemini (4c Camelot – Lady Adelaide, by Australia) was slashed in price for the Lockinge Stakes after running out a commanding winner of Friday’s Group 2 bet365 Mile at Sandown. …

Sioux Nation was responsible for a trio of six-figure lots at the Goffs UK Breeze-Up Sale, led by a filly from Ballybush Stables, which sold for £410,000. …

Moon Cloud (3f Wootton Bassett – Sharavana, by Fastnet Rock) produced a smart performance to win Wednesday’s mile maiden for three-year-old fillies at Saint-Cloud.…

A step up in trip and switch to turf saw the promising Tralee Girl (3f Camelot – Debdebdeb, by Teofilo) get off the mark in Wednesday’s mile-and-a-half maiden at Catterick.…

Caspi Star (3f Camelot – Encapsulation, by Zoffany) built on last month’s promising seasonal return to run out a commanding winner of the mile-and-a-half maiden at Musselburgh on Saturday. …

Gotomylovely (3f Camelot – Dowager, by Groom Dancer) drew clear to a stylish maiden victory at Gowran on Wednesday afternoon.…

Military Code (2c Wootton Bassett – Wishfully, by Invincible Spirit) emerged as a smart prospect when making a winning debut in Thursday’s five-furlong novice stakes at Newmarket. …

St Mark’s Basilica’s second and final offering at the Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale also proved popular, with Rockfield Farm’s filly bringing 320,000gns from Mark McStay’s Avenue Bloodstock. …

St Mark’s Basilica provided one of the highlights at a strong opening session of the Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale, where Amo Racing went to 750,000gns for a colt from his first crop.…