Greek Symphony returns to the all weather at Kempton this afternoon for the Fillies' Nursery Handicap (Class 5) over 1m at 13:45!

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Greek Symphony is back in action this afternoon as she lines up in the 13:45 Fillies’ Nursery Handicap at Kempton.

Our two-year-old has been a model of consistency throughout her first season on the track, finishing in the first three on each of her five starts and getting her head in front at Lingfield in July. She arrives at Kempton following another excellent effort at Epsom last month where she finished third in a desperately tight finish, beaten by just a neck, with only a head separating the first three home.

Greek Symphony steps up to a mile for the first time this afternoon and is returning to the all-weather, which has already proved to be a happy hunting ground for our filly.

What is Greek Symphony up against?

It looks like another competitive nursery with several in-form fillies among the opposition.

Forest Berry arrives in particularly good form having won her last two starts at Wolverhampton and Musselburgh while Andrew Balding’s Pequenita has progressed with each of her three runs so far and finished second over a mile on her latest appearance. Love Tanya is another consistent performer and lines up from the same mark of 73 as Greek Symphony having finished in the first three on each of her three starts. There is also a familiar face in Crazy Cubana who Greek Symphony finished ahead of when winning at Lingfield in July whilst Woodhay Wayfarer has already shown winning form over today’s mile trip.

With plenty of solid form amongst the field it will be another good test for Greek Symphony as she bids to continue what has been an impressively consistent start to her racing career.

Stay tuned to Raceday LIVE throughout the afternoon for all the latest updates from Kempton.

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Trainer and Jockey Statistics

Oliver Cole has sent out 14 winners from 120 runners on the Flat this season at a 12% strike rate with 29 further runners making the frame. His two-year-olds have contributed six of those victories with Greek Symphony his sole juvenile winner on the all-weather this season. The yard has also returned a level-stakes profit with its two-year-olds across both surfaces.

Mason Paetel has enjoyed a productive season with 29 winners from 253 rides on the Flat at an 11% strike rate. His strongest figures come aboard three-year-olds on the all-weather where he has ridden four winners from just 17 rides at an impressive 24% strike rate and a level-stakes profit of £26.35.

Greek Symphony's Owners for the Day

As winners of the recent Owner for the Day competition, 10 lucky Coral Racing Club members have been given the chance to enjoy an exclusive owners experience for Greek Symphony's run at Kempton this afternoon.

What's included in this Owner for the Day prize?

• Free racecourse entry
• Access to the Owners & Trainers enclosure
• Access to the Parade Ring before the race
• Meet Greek Symphony and the Oliver Cole team
• Take home a 10% share of any prize money she wins