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Under the bonnet - the pedigrees behind the 1,000 Guineas field
Aisling Crowe guides you through the pedigrees of the 16 fillies going for Classic glory at Newmarket on Sunday
Tony Parker greets impressive Prix du Bois winner RamatuelleCredit: Racing Post / Scott Burton
Shamardal - Espadrille (Dubawi)
Unbeaten in all four starts, including her most recent run in the Listed Jumeirah 1000 Guineas, this Godolphin homebred is one of two Classic runners in her immediate family this weekend.
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