Sixteen to face Swing

Tuesday 25 April 1995 19:02 EDT
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Celtic Swing will face a maximum of 16 rivals in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket on Saturday week. The field for the first Classic dropped by 58 to 17 - six fewer than ran last year - at yesterday's forfeit stage. The 1,000 Guineas had 27 acceptors.

Bahri is the only one of those defeated by Celtic Swing at Newbury on Saturday to take him on again. Diffident, winner of the Free Handicap, was backed with Coral from 8-1 to 6-1 yesterday. Celtic Swing was eased to 4-6 from 8-13.

2,000 Guineas: Bahri, Celtic Swing, Chilly Billy, Diffident, Green Perfume, Montjoy, Nwaamis, Painter's Row, Parc Monceau, Pennekamp, Pipe Major, Silca Blanka, Soleil Levant, Sri Pekan, Vettori, Vitellozzi, Zeb.

1,000 Guineas: All Time Great, Aqaarid, Autumn Affair, Battle Mountain, Brief Glimpse, Bring On The Choir, Deceive, Epagris, Fleet Hill, Fresh Fruit Daily, Gay Gallanta, Grenouillere, Harayir, Hoh Magic, Jural, Macoumba, Menas Gold, Moonshell, Musetta, Myself, Nuriva, Poppy Carew, Pure Grain, Queenfisher, Ridgewood Pearl, Shaanxi, Smolensk.

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