There were 37 Races on Sunday 7th July 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Chelmsford-City, 8 races at Market Rasen, 7 races at Limerick, 8 races at Sligo, 6 races at Ayr, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Sunday 7th July 2024
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(2) Pop Star 11/4, Won 9-runner handicap at this course (6f, good to firm, 9/1) 15 days ago, edging ahead inside final 1f having not looked entirely straight forward. Nudged up only 2 lb so possibilities again. Prevailed narrowly here two weeks ago; can remain competitive back up just 2lb.
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2nd (4) (10/1 -67%) Woobay
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10/1(-67%)
(4) Woobay 10/1, Sixth of 9 in handicap (11/2) at Catterick (6f, good to soft) 19 days ago, racing closer to pace than ideal. Has good chance on pick of form. Form under Pippa Brown includes a close second in this race last year; shortlisted.
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3rd (3) (7/2 -5%) Huddle Up
3.5
7/2(-5%)
(3) Huddle Up 7/2, Unreliable individual. Fifteen runs since last win in 2021. Seventh of 11 in handicap at Hamilton (5f, good to firm, 3/1) 31 days ago. Capable of playing a part from this sort of mark if he can put it all together. Went close under Alice Keighley at Carlisle in May; respected on that effort.
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4th (7) (11/1 -175%) Saaheq
11
11/1(-175%)
(7) Saaheq 11/1, Veteran. Twelve runs since last win in 2023. 14/1, respectable third of 10 in handicap at Ripon (5f, good to firm) 32 days ago, not ideally placed. Looks competitive on form. Veteran; ran encouragingly last time but it's three years since last turf win.
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5th (5) (4/1 +27%) Rory
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4/1(+27%)
(5) Rory 4/1, Quirky sort who ran well when runner-up in pair of starts at up to 7f here and shaped as if still in good form when seventh of 14 in handicap at Newcastle (5f, 11/2) 9 days ago, finishing with running left. Another capable of going close if things drop right. Placed at Ayr in both turf attempts this term; ties in with Pop Star.
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6th (1) (28/1 -300%) Count D'orsay
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28/1(-300%)
(1) Count D'orsay 28/1, Losing run is mounting up but he ran best race of the season when second at Hamilton (5f) on his penultimate start. Latest Chester run easily overlooked (trapped wide) and bounce back likely dropped back down in class. On a 17-race losing sequence but has possibilities off current mark.
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7th (8) (100/1 -203%) Henery Hawk
100
100/1(-203%)
(8) Henery Hawk 100/1, 8½ lengths eighth of 9 to Pop Star in handicap at this course (6f, good to firm, 66/1) 15 days ago. Needs to show more before becoming of interest. Four-time AW scorer; 0-14 on turf; not the percentage call.
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8th (6) (28/1 -75%) Borough
28
28/1(-75%)
(6) Borough 28/1, Registered pair of 5f victories last summer. However, he failed to beat a rival in pair of starts in June since returning from 9 months off. Big doubt over current form, having finished last in both runs this term.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
This can go the way of RORY, who was unlucky when not getting the clearest of runs inside the final furlong when looking to challenge over this distance at Newcastle recently. Jim Goldie's charge is taken to overturn form with Pop Star (first) from their meeting here the time before, with the six-year-old 2lb better off for finishing half-a-length behind in third. Huddle Up and Woobay are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
A tricky amateur riders' handicap to assess with the narrow vote in favour of RORY. He's been shaping as though ready to strike in recent weeks, and having not been seen to best effect at Newcastle on his latest outing, he could well provide his stable with a third consecutive success in this race. Huddle Up, Count d'Orsay and recent C&D winner Pop Star are others to consider.
A chance is taken on HUDDLE UP with Alice Keighley back on board. Second choice is Woobay.
(4) Stratusnine 6/4, Still showed greenness when second of 12 in minor event (8/11) at Salisbury (6f, good to firm) 26 days ago, not having the knowhow to put the race to bed once hitting the front. Remains with potential and fancied to go a place better than both previous outings. Plenty of promise when runner-up on both outings and holds leading form claims.
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2nd (2) (11/4 -46%) Intrusively
2.75
11/4(-46%)
(2) Intrusively 11/4, Ran to a similar level as on debut when third of 8 in maiden at Haydock (7f, firm, 4/5) just over 2 weeks ago. Firmly in the mix. Has gone close on both starts and he's a key player this afternoon.
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3rd (6) (50/1 -456%) Ann Terry
50
50/1(-456%)
(6) Ann Terry 50/1, Foaled February 25. £39,000 yearling, £75,000 2-y-o, Mohaather filly. Half-sister to several winners, including useful 6f winner Expert Agent and 2-y-o 6f winner Al Rasmah. Dam winner up to 7f (2-y-o 6f winner), third in Oaks d'Italia. Respected debutante. £75,000 2yo (April breeze-ups); half-sister to five winners; something to like on paper.
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4th (5) (25/1 -79%) Tarlac
25
25/1(-79%)
(5) Tarlac 25/1, Made an unpromising start to his career when tenth of 11 in minor event (18/1) at York (6f, good) on debut 52 days ago. Will need to leave that effort well behind. Well beaten on debut at York but there's potential in pedigree; may take big step forward.
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5th (3) (100/1 -525%) Storm The Dug
100
100/1(-525%)
(3) Storm The Dug 100/1, Foaled May 4. €16,000 yearling, 35,000 gns 2-y-o, Wooded colt. Half-brother to 11f-13f winner Heart of Soul and winner up to 8.5f Zoffwaltz. Dam, 8.4f winner, half-sister to very smart 6f-9f winner Bankable. 35,000gns 2yo; half-brother to three winners but may be one for further down the line.
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6th (1) (80/1 -1233%) Helaali
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80/1(-1233%)
(1) Helaali 80/1, Foaled April 20. Mehmas colt. Half-brother to several winners, including 7f winner Milliat and 6f winner Princess Plumeria. Dam unraced. Market support would look significant. Useful standard is needed on debut but his in-form Newmarket trainer is 2-5 with 2yos here.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
STRATUSNINE couldn't get the job done when a short-priced favourite at Salisbury last month, but he still ran with plenty of credit in defeat and this appeals as an ideal opportunity to get off the mark. Not beaten far when travelling well over 7f at Haydock, Intrusively should appreciate the drop back in trip, while Helaali looks to be the pick of the newcomers for the in-form Alice Haynes stable.
STRATUSNINE has found just one too good on both starts in big-field novices so far and, with further improvement on the cards, Hugo Palmer's colt is fancied to make it third time lucky at the expense of Intrusively, who should also have plenty more to offer for his in-form yard. Ann Terry makes most appeal of the newcomers so she completes the shortlist.
Having been a close second on both starts, STRATUSNINE is taken to get off the mark. Debutant Helaali could be the chief threat.
(7) Wheres The Crumpet 14/1, Poor mare. Winner at Newcastle in March. Ninth of 11 in handicap (20/1) at Newcastle (10.2f) 9 days ago. Back down in trip. Won at Newcastle in March but below par on her three runs since.
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2nd (2) (17/2 -55%) Haalim
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17/2(-55%)
(2) Haalim 17/2, Modest gelding. 9/4, sixth of 7 in handicap at Wolverhampton (8.6f) 69 days ago, needing stronger gallop. 7f AW runner-up two starts ago; could do with settling to see out 1m but not discounted.
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3rd (1) (12/1 -433%) Coconut Bay
12
12/1(-433%)
(1) Coconut Bay 12/1, Modest mare. 7/2, bit below form third of 11 in minor event at this course (7.2f, good to firm) 15 days ago, faring best of those ridden prominently. Has to be taken seriously. Her good form continued when back on turf here a fortnight ago and she has solid claims.
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4th (13) (80/1 -60%) Showmethewayhome
80
80/1(-60%)
(13) Showmethewayhome 80/1, Lightly-raced maiden. 150/1, first run since leaving David O'Meara when last of 12 in nursery at Newcastle (6f). Off 8 months. Significantly up in trip. Achieved little across her four 2yo starts and is probably best watched on reappearance.
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5th (4) (6/1 +57%) Lope De Rueda
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6/1(+57%)
(4) Lope De Rueda 6/1, Poor gelding. Sixth of 10 in handicap at Beverley (8.4f, good to soft, 14/1) 19 days ago, merely passing beaten rivals. Drops into a classified for first time but hasn't shone this year; needs to raise game.
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6th (5) (18/1 -50%) Retirement Beckons
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18/1(-50%)
(5) Retirement Beckons 18/1, Modest gelding. 4-time C&D winner. 40/1, below form sixth of 13 in handicap at Hamilton (8.3f, good to firm) 25 days ago, left poorly placed. Others more persuasive. 9yo who needs to turn things around, but this four-time course winner is not ruled out.
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7th (11) (100/1 -52%) Lang Toon Lad
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100/1(-52%)
(11) Lang Toon Lad 100/1, Lightly-raced maiden. Last of 11 in minor event at this course (7.2f, good to firm, 80/1) 15 days ago, ridden too aggressively. Has shown little across his five starts and improvement is required.
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8th (6) (100/1 -400%) Spanish Saint
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100/1(-400%)
(6) Spanish Saint 100/1, Lightly-raced maiden on Flat. First run since leaving Noel Meade when pulled up in novice hurdle (50/1) at Perth (16.2f, good to soft) on NH debut 52 days ago. Down in trip. Pulled up on hurdle/stable debut in May but can't be discounted in a race this weak.
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9th (8) (100/1 -733%) Zumaaty
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100/1(-733%)
(8) Zumaaty 100/1, C&D winner. Thirteen runs since last win in 2023. 6/1, ninth of 10 in handicap at Hamilton (9.2f, good to firm) 18 days ago. Went close on AW in March but has struggled since and a major revival is necessary.
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10th (10) (12/1 -300%) Big Blue Boy
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12/1(-300%)
(10) Big Blue Boy 12/1, Modest gelding. Respectable fourth of 11 in minor event (4/1) at this course (7.2f, good to firm) 15 days ago. Merits consideration. Ten-race maiden who is unraced over 1m but has been in good form at 7f; chance.
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11th (3) (40/1 -150%) Loom Large
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40/1(-150%)
(3) Loom Large 40/1, 16/1 and cheekpieces on for 1st time, sixth of 11 in minor event at this course (7.2f, good to firm) 15 days ago. Step back in right direction here a fortnight ago but only sixth and has to build on it.
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12th (14) (80/1 -142%) Too Much Too Young
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80/1(-142%)
(14) Too Much Too Young 80/1, Poor gelding. Ninth of 12 in handicap at Beverley (9.9f, good to firm, 28/1) 12 days ago. 11-race maiden who has finished no better than sixth across his five runs this season.
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13th (9) (100/1 -2122%) Amazing Winnie
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100/1(-2122%)
(9) Amazing Winnie 100/1, Modest filly. Winner at Doncaster in June. Eighth of 12 in handicap (12/1) at Redcar (6f, good to firm) 15 days ago. Significantly back up in trip. Looks competitive on form. 7f win at Doncaster last month; lesser run at Redcar six days later but over 6f.
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14th (12) (125/1 -150%) Queensbury Lodge
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125/1(-150%)
(12) Queensbury Lodge 125/1, Thrice-raced maiden. 250/1, last of 7 in maiden at Catterick (7f, good to firm) 29 days ago. Very lightly raced 3yo; market check advised but well beaten on all three starts.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.
None can match the recent consistency of COCONUT BAY entering this contest, and he may have travelled too strongly for his own good when third over 7f here last month. Going back up to a mile should help him settle, and the five-year-old gets the vote ahead of Big Blue Boy (fifth), who has half-a-length to find from that contest, as well as Haalim, who has strong claims on his penultimate second at Wolverhampton.
COCONUT BAY did well under the circumstances returned to turf when third in a similar event here 2 weeks ago and should go well again. Big Blue Boy and Amazing Winnie are others to consider.
AW winner COCONUT BAY was a good third here a fortnight ago and is taken to break her duck on turf. Big Blue Boy is feared most.
(8) Cavallo Pazzo 22/1, Below form eleventh of 22 in handicap at the Curragh (7f) 8 months ago on his final run for Joseph O'Brien. A fair 7f winner but he needs to hit the ground running for his new handler. Two-time winner in Ireland but may be best watched making stable debut after some time off.
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1st (1) (11/2 +8%) Regheeb
5.5
11/2(+8%)
(1) Regheeb 11/2, Below form eighteenth of 29 in handicap (33/1) at Royal Ascot (8f, firm) 18 days ago. Can give a good account if shrugging off latest effort. Well beaten in Royal Hunt Cup but back down in grade here; placed twice in a row in spring.
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2nd (10) (16/1 -78%) Little Empire
16
16/1(-78%)
(10) Little Empire 16/1, C&D winner. Latest win here in June. Creditable fifth of 12 in handicap at Wolverhampton (8.6f, evens) 33 days ago, nearest finish. Can make his presence felt despite being 2 lb "wrong" in the weights. 11lb higher than when winning over C&D last month but unexposed; could have more in tank.
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3rd (4) (80/1 -1131%) Diamondonthehill
80
80/1(-1131%)
(4) Diamondonthehill 80/1, 1 win from 2 runs this year. 10/1, career best when winning 10-runner handicap at Thirsk (7f, good to firm) 50 days ago. Enters calculations. Dead-heated at Thirsk in May last time and that form has been franked by his fellow winner.
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4th (3) (40/1 -400%) Benacre
40
40/1(-400%)
(3) Benacre 40/1, Twelve runs since last win in 2022. Eighth of 10 in handicap (11/1) at Newmarket (7f, good to firm) 10 days ago, racing closer to pace than ideal. No forlorn hope. Inconsistent and disappointing last time, but close third previously and could bounce back.
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5th (9) (80/1 -567%) Dawn Of Liberation
80
80/1(-567%)
(9) Dawn Of Liberation 80/1, It's now 15 runs since his last win in 2022 and he came in a below-form ninth of 17 in handicap (18/1) at Carlisle (7.8f, good to firm) 11 days ago. Others appeal more. On long losing run but not without spark this year and has dropped to a dangerous mark.
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6th (2) (100/1 -2122%) Nikovo
100
100/1(-2122%)
(2) Nikovo 100/1, C&D winner. 3 wins from 5 runs this year. Latest win here in May. Respectable fourth of 11 in handicap at Doncaster (8f, good, 3/1) 37 days ago. In the mix. Prolific for new yard; merely fourth at Doncaster last time but he remains of interest.
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7th (5) (12/1 +0%) Abduction
12
12/1(+0%)
(5) Abduction 12/1, Course winner. Ninth of 14 in handicap at Haydock (6f, good to firm, 18/1) 29 days ago. Significantly up in trip with more required. Kept to shorter trips in the main but this three-time 7f course winner is not ruled out.
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8th (6) (80/1 -627%) Titan Rock
80
80/1(-627%)
(6) Titan Rock 80/1, Course winner. Latest win at Thirsk in May. 7/1, last of 14 in handicap at York (8.8f, soft) 22 days ago. Not easy to make a case for. Won the Thirsk Hunt Cup in May but flopped at York last time and needs to bounce back.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
DIAMONDONTHEHILL was back to winning ways at Thirsk last time when dead-heating with Yorkshire, and another bold showing looks assured here off just 2lb higher. That is not to underestimate any of the opposition in this competitive handicap, where the top two on the racecard, Regheeb and Nikovo, help set a decent standard. Titan Rock is also surely better than his latest run at York last time out and can figure with a revival.
ELIM didn't enjoy the rub of the green when sixth in a big-field Royal Ascot handicap last time and can confirm herself handily weighted by resuming winning ways. Thirsk-scorer Diamondonthehill could emerge as the chief threat to Ed Bethell's low-mileage 4-y-o, with C&D scorer Nikovo appealing as the pick of the remainder for minor honours.
The progressive 4yo LITTLE EMPIRE was sufficiently dominant over C&D last month to suggest this 11lb higher mark may not be beyond him.
(9) Powerful Response 14/1, Successful over 1¼m at Nottingham (heavy) in April. Creditable fourth over this C&D next time but needs to shrug off a couple of poor runs since. 1m2f winner in April; drops back in trip today but needs to get back to his best.
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1st (1) (2/1 +50%) Born Ruler
2
2/1(+50%)
(1) Born Ruler 2/1, Successful twice in 2023 and has been running with credit in defeat this season, finishing fourth of 12 in the competitive Cumberland Plate at Carlisle latest. Likely to be on the premises again. Went close over C&D in May and has continued to run well in defeat; could be thereabouts.
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2nd (5) (16/1 -357%) Pol Roger
16
16/1(-357%)
(5) Pol Roger 16/1, Pair of C&D wins in May and even better form when second of 16 at York last month. This thriving sort should give another good account. 2 C&D wins in May before fine 2nd of 16 at York; clearly thriving; firmly in calculations.
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3rd (6) (66/1 -230%) Curran
66
66/1(-230%)
(6) Curran 66/1, Looked progressive when bagging 2 novice wins over this trip last autumn but has beaten only one home in 3 handicap starts since. Two 2yo novice wins last autumn but very disappointing on his three starts since.
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4th (7) (66/1 -915%) Alpine Sierra
66
66/1(-915%)
(7) Alpine Sierra 66/1, Course winner. Creditable fifth of 9 in handicap (4/1) at Carlisle (1m, soft) 20 days ago. Up in trip. Hood on first time. Stamina to prove but likes it here and has a chance if seeing it out in a first-time hood.
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5th (8) (100/1 -525%) Tasmanian Legend
100
100/1(-525%)
(8) Tasmanian Legend 100/1, Three AW wins on joining this yard at the start of 2024 but down the field back on turf at Chester last month. 3yo who won three times on AW earlier this year; needs to prove he's just as good on turf.
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6th (2) (40/1 -2028%) Own Accord
40
40/1(-2028%)
(2) Own Accord 40/1, Progressive, winning 7f novice and 1m handicap at Wetherby on her last 2 outings. This unexposed filly has the potential for better again now stepping up to 1¼m. Leading claims. Two wins from her three starts and she could still be ahead of the handicapper.
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7th (4) (100/1 -525%) Jean Baptiste
100
100/1(-525%)
(4) Jean Baptiste 100/1, Twenty runs since last win in 2022. 22/1, below form tenth of 16 in handicap at York (1¼m, good to soft) 23 days ago. Others are more persuasive. Runner-up twice in a row in the spring (including C&D) but below par the last twice.
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8th (3) (28/1 -100%) Million Thanks
28
28/1(-100%)
(3) Million Thanks 28/1, Ended a lengthy losing run from a career-low mark in an 11-runner handicap (13/2) at Pontefract (1m, good to soft) in May but not in anything like the same form in the Carlisle Bell since. Reappeared with comfortable win at Pontefract but well beaten at Carlisle since.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
BORN RULER was conceding 9lb when he was a half-length second to Pol Roger over this course and distance in May and is an attractive proposition to turn that form around with a 5lb pull this time. The hat-trick seeking Own Accord also commands respect despite this being her first attempt beyond a mile, whereas Alpine Sierra boast plenty of course experience and appeals for a place with a first-time hood added.
OWN ACCORD is a filly going the right way and can make light of a 5 lb rise for Wetherby now stepping up to 1¼m. Pol Roger has made an excellent start to the season and is second choice ahead of Born Ruler.
3yos have won the last six runnings but the unexposed 4yo OWN ACCORD can buck that trend. Pol Roger is a big danger.
(10) Ready Or Nott 7/1, Below form fourth of 10 in handicap at Bath (8f, firm, 15/2) 13 days ago. Back up in trip. Claims on best form. Engaged 4.40 Leicester Saturday. Form went wrong way last month but may get back on track at some stage; poor run yesterday.
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(11) (16/1 -33%) Millbuie
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16/1(-33%)
(11) Millbuie 16/1, 6/1, fifth of 6 in handicap at Catterick (12.1f, good to soft) 19 days ago. Blinkers on 1st time. Needs a couple of these to falter. 1 lb out of the weights. 0-7 and yet to finish better than fifth, but perhaps the first-time blinkers will help.
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1st (5) (15/2 +25%) Dingwall
7.5
15/2(+25%)
(5) Dingwall 15/2, Lightly-raced maiden. 16/1 and blinkered for 1st time, creditable fifth of 13 in handicap at Hamilton (8.3f, good to firm) 25 days ago. Up in trip. Hood on 1st time. Others look better treated. Lightly raced 3yo but he's failed to threaten in his first two handicaps (7f/1m).
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2nd (9) (20/1 -186%) Carvalhal
20
20/1(-186%)
(9) Carvalhal 20/1, Lightly-raced maiden who arrives on back of creditable fifth of 12 in handicap (12/1) at Beverley (9.9f, good to firm) 12 days ago. 2 lb lower now and is one for shortlist. 3yo who didn't run badly when fifth at Beverley recently and might have an each-way squeak.
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3rd (2) (7/2 -86%) Braes Of Doune
3.5
7/2(-86%)
(2) Braes Of Doune 7/2, C&D winner who was returning from 5 months off when solid second of 8 in handicap at this course (8f, good) 46 days ago. Back up in trip. Likely contender. Won this last year; just two starts since but has gone close each time; lots to like.
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4th (3) (33/1 -136%) Reveal
33
33/1(-136%)
(3) Reveal 33/1, 11/1, eighth of 11 in handicap at Wetherby (8f, good to soft) 26 days ago. Up in trip. Needs a couple of these to falter. Some fair efforts on AW early this year but down the field in handicaps on last five runs.
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5th (4) (40/1 -471%) Visitant
40
40/1(-471%)
(4) Visitant 40/1, Unreliable type. Good second of 9 in handicap at Redcar (14f, good to firm, 14/1) 15 days ago, slowly away. Back down in trip. Others preferred for win purposes. Runner-up over 1m6f a fortnight ago; this trip probably isn't ideal but he's not ruled out.
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6th (6) (66/1 -450%) Propagation
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66/1(-450%)
(6) Propagation 66/1, Remains a maiden after 24 Flat runs. 7/1, eighth of 10 in handicap at Hamilton (9.2f, good to firm) 18 days ago. 1 lb out of the weights. Others preferred. Well treated on last season's form but below par this year and now 0-28.
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7th (7) (80/1 -300%) Royal Countess
80
80/1(-300%)
(7) Royal Countess 80/1, 3-time C&D winner. Eleven runs since last win in 2023. Fifth of 7 in handicap at this C&D (good, 33/1) 34 days ago, doing too much too soon. 1 lb out of the weights. Others more appealing. Three-time C&D winner, including this in 2021, but merely fifth over C&D on both 2024 runs.
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8th (8) (100/1 -203%) Strike Rate
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100/1(-203%)
(8) Strike Rate 100/1, Lightly-raced maiden. 66/1, tenth of 13 in handicap at Newcastle (7.1f) 10 days ago. Significantly up in trip. Work to do. 3yo who hinted at ability here in April but has struggled since.
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9th (1) (80/1 -1233%) Mr Boson
80
80/1(-1233%)
(1) Mr Boson 80/1, First run since leaving Hughie Morrison when creditable fourth of 10 in handicap at Chepstow (10f, good, 28/1) 20 days ago. Figures off a handy mark and warrants respect. 0-13 but fair fourth on stable debut at Chepstow three weeks ago and might not be far away.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.
BRAES OF DOUNE tends to go well at this venue and, having breezed to success in this race last year, the Jim Goldie-trained gelding is a strong contender for back-to-back wins off just 5lb higher. Fellow C&D winner Visitant is well handicapped on old form and the admirable veteran, who posted a near miss over 1m6f at Redcar last month, also rates a key player back at this trip. Carvalhal completes the shortlist.
The step back up in trip looks sure to suit BRAES OF DOUNE and he makes plenty of appeal here. Carvalhal and Mr Boson can also make their prsence felt.
Most of these have something to prove whereas last year's winner BRAES OF DOUNE (nap) was a good second over 1m here in May last time.
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