On Friday during the Betfred British EBF Woodcote Stakes at Epsom, Nick Bradley Racing will throw four darts.
With Oscula, who went on to win numerous Group races, including the Goodwood Oak Tree Stakes, the well-liked syndicate emerged victorious in the tournament in 2021.
This season, four fillies from four different stables will carry the white- and black-starred silks, with Teej A, trained by Karl Burke, being the smallest filly available.
The Mehmas daughter finished second in her maiden debut race in Nottingham. She then travelled to Chester to compete in a six-furlong maiden, winning by two and a quarter lengths over Brian Meehan's Rashabar.
“We run four and the big chance is Teej A, she won nicely at Chester and got the run of the race there,” said Bradley. “Clifford (Lee) takes the ride as she’s Karl’s first string, she’s drawn in six – I’d have liked to be a bit lower, but I think she goes there with a good chance.”
“She’ll improve plenty for that run, she’s well drawn in stall two and the more the track dries out the more it will suit her,” Bradley said. “I think she’s got a bit of a chance, she was quick away at Beverley and I think she’ll be in a good position early and it’ll be a case of how many horses get past her in the home straight.”