Marc Middleton-Heath's Sugar Yes Please (Mohaather), who had snagged one of two prior starts, made a smooth transition into stakes company with a fast-finishing triumph in Saturday's G3 Newsells Park Stud Sweet Solera Stakes at Newmarket.The Eve Johnson Houghton trainee went postward as an 11-1 chance, returning off a success over six furlongs at Newbury last month, and the owner's first homebred winner was positioned within range of the leaders racing under restraint at the tail of the seven-runner field.Inching closer once past halfway and confronted by a wall of rivals with a quarter-mile remaining, she quickened smartly once a dream opening materialised at the foot of the hill and kept on strongly in the closing stages to usurp Nuit D'Eclair (Night Of Thunder) by a half-length in the dying strides.Denford Stud homebred Martinet (Frankel) fared best of the remainder and finished 4 1/2 lengths adrift in third. Pedigree NotesSugar Yes Please, half-sister to a yearling filly by Mostahdaf and a weanling filly by Without Parole, is the first of three foals produced by a multiple-winning half to the multiple Listed-placed Zain Sarinda (Churchill).Her stakes-winning second dam Sarinda (Dubawi) is out of a half-sister to G1 Gran Criterium placegetter Winning Venture (Owington) and to the dams of multiple Group 1-winning sire Rock Of Gibraltar (Danehill), GI Charles Whittingham Handicap third Deploy Venture (Deploy) and G1 Schweppes Thousand Guineas third Offenbach (Danehill). (11-1) a well-named winner of the Sweet Solera Stakes @NewmarketRace …@johnsonhoughton's progressive filly (Mohaather) backs up last month's Newbury success under the excellent @bishopcharlie12 pic.twitter.com/LuwMisqlEa— Racing TV (@RacingTV) August 8, 2026The post Sugar Yes Please Swoops Late For Sweet Solera Triumph appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.