Kempton Races & Results Tomform Monday 11th November 2024
There were 32 Races on Monday 11th November 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Carlisle, 7 races at Kempton, 8 races at Newcastle, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Monday 11th November 2024
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(4) Hms President 2/7, Useful handicapper on Flat lightly raced in recent times, easy to back and showing a bit on hurdles debut at Plumpton in February. Shaped as if amiss back on the level next time and while he's not been seen since, he has to make plenty of appeal here. Useful on Flat; clear second at Plumpton on sole hurdles attempt; the form pick.
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2nd (7) (9/1 +55%) Golden Dove
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9/1(+55%)
(7) Golden Dove 9/1, Fair on the Flat (stays 1½m) and some promise on recent hurdles debut at Wincanton despite racing freely in first-time hood. Shaped with some promise at Wincanton on hurdles debut; may build on that effort.
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3rd (2) (50/1 +50%) Call Your Bluff
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50/1(+50%)
(2) Call Your Bluff 50/1, 80/1, mistakes and well beaten on hurdles debut at Fairyhouse last month for John Joseph Hanlon. Beaten long way at Fairyhouse on sole start for Shark Hanlon.
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4th (5) (18/1 -125%) Most Wanted
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18/1(-125%)
(5) Most Wanted 18/1, Fairly useful form on Flat, placed all 4 starts up to 1¼m for Andrew Kinirons. Long absence to overcome now hurdling but this isn't a deep novice he returns in. Placed in four Irish Flat starts; returns from 16-month absence; market helpful.
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5th (6) (28/1 +30%) Villalobos
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28/1(+30%)
(6) Villalobos 28/1, Modest on Flat (stays 1¼m), mainly creditable efforts since winning in March. Improvement needed now hurdling. Hurdles debutant; brings limited potential, being a Class 6 performer on Flat.
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6th (3) (100/1 +0%) Guinness Lad
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100/1(+0%)
(3) Guinness Lad 100/1, Well held in bumper/Plumpton novice hurdle (hooded, settled better). Fared better with hood fitted last time but needs to improve again.
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|U| (1) (6/1 +63%) Birthday Angel
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6/1(+63%)
(1) Birthday Angel 6/1, Brother to useful hurdler Teqany (winner around 2m) and fairly useful hurdler Castel Gandolfo (winner around 2m). Fair maiden on Flat and showed aptitude for hurdling after 6 months off at Plumpton for new yard recently. Should come on for that. Maiden on Flat; third at Plumpton on the switch to hurdles; place possibilities.
12:45 Kempton Novices Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
A useful handicapper on the Flat, HMS PRESIDENT found only one too good at Plumpton on his hurdling bow back in February. He won't need to improve much on that promising effort to make a winning return to action and may prove the one to side with. Birthday Angel also placed at Plumpton on last month's debut over timber and he rates a threat, as does point-to-point winner Piper Park, who is one to note on her first attempt at hurdling.
PIPER PARK fetched a tidy sum after her point win and offered a fair bit in a Wetherby bumper in February. She returns for her hurdles debut in a pretty thin contest and is worth siding with over HMS President, who is presumably pretty fragile and didn't get the job done back from a similar absence first time up over timber in a weak race at Plumpton. Most Wanted completes the shortlist.
Armed with her 7lb sex allowance, unexposed PIPER PARK is an interesting alternative to form choice HMS President.
(6) Climbing 11/2, Fair maiden hurdler who has been placed in 2m4f novice handicap chase at Stratford and Worcester this summer. Not on his game at Sedgefield last time but hard to rule out. Well held last time but can't be written off yet; in good hands and has a useful pedigree.
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2nd (2) (10/1 -82%) Steppenwolf
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10/1(-82%)
(2) Steppenwolf 10/1, Winning hurdler for Gavin Patrick Cromwell (sold 21,500 gns in February) and made perfect start for new connections on the back of a breathing op when scoring over fences at Ffos Las in May. Bit underwhelming both starts since but has had a break. Only 1-11 over fences and hasn't gone on from the win; the most exposed contender.
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3rd (4) (3/1 +14%) Muskoka
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3/1(+14%)
(4) Muskoka 3/1, Showed a fair level of ability in bumpers and has matched that over hurdles, interesting chasing debutant returning for a stable going well. Consistent efforts over hurdles; may be capable of improvement over fences; solid claims.
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4th (1) (5/2 -25%) Montecam
2.5
5/2(-25%)
(1) Montecam 5/2, Fair form in bumpers/over hurdles. Fell at Punchestown when last seen 6 months ago but now upped in trip/hooded for chasing debut, so warrants respect. This half-brother to Altior remains open to further progress; respected chase debutant.
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|F| (5) (8/1 +43%) Ah Whisht
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8/1(+43%)
(5) Ah Whisht 8/1, Point recruit who was first and second in novice hurdles in early 2023. Didn't fire last season but has undergone a breathing operation and should be involved back from 7 months off. Should make a chaser and has possibilities if tapping back into her early promise.
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|U| (3) (4/1 +20%) Mighty Moth
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4/1(+20%)
(3) Mighty Moth 4/1, Fair form when placed twice in bumpers and off the mark at the third attempt over hurdles at Hereford (maiden) in February. Not at best when last seen 6 months ago but has the physical scope to make a chaser. Lacked fluency in last two hurdles attempts but made no errors when winning in February.
13:15 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Steppenwolf has disappointed in both outings since winning at Ffos Las in May and has undergone a wind operation. He would have solid claims if back to his best, but a chance is taken on chasing debutant MONTECAM. Nicky Henderson's maiden hurdle winner is a half-brother to the high-class chaser Altior and is fancied to improve now tackling the larger obstacles for the first time. Muskoka and Mighty Moth are others worth noting on their chasing debuts.
MONTECAM has shown fair form as a hurdler and is likely to be well prepared for this first go at chasing by his top yard, so he's preferred to Muskoka and Mighty Moth, who are also having their first go in this discipline.
Solid-looking MUSKOKA is taken to make a successful debut over fences. Montecam is feared most.
(2) Califet En Vol 8/11, Cost plenty after finishing runner-up on his only outing in Irish points and shaped encouragingly despite being easy to back in Ayr bumper in April, not knocked about. Should do well over jumps and leading claims for yard that targets this race. Third in good Ayr bumper on rules debut in April; good hurdling prospect.
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2nd (1) (11/4 -10%) As Legends Have It
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11/4(-10%)
(1) As Legends Have It 11/4, From the pointing field and made it second time lucky in bumpers at Ffos Las in April despite briefly shaping as though the relative emphasis on speed was going to catch him out. Seems sure to have a future over jumps upped in trip now. Won soft-ground Ffos Las bumper in April and should have more to offer over hurdles.
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3rd (4) (13/2 -18%) Thunder N Lightnin
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13/2(-18%)
(4) Thunder N Lightnin 13/2, Placed on both of his starts in points and stepped up on his hurdling debut when second in 19f Taunton novice when last seen at Christmas. Might be vulnerable to a newcomer or two on first run for 10 months. Probably needs to better form of last season's Taunton second but has potential.
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4th (5) (15/2 +63%) My Louise
7.5
15/2(+63%)
(5) My Louise 15/2, Successful on the first 2 of 3 starts in bumpers, was held back by inexperience sent hurdling after 7 months off at Chepstow but did enough in the end to suggest she'll improve. Dual bumper winner; shaped well on hurdle debut but others look stronger here.
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5th (6) (400/1 -167%) Banny Hill Lass
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(6) Banny Hill Lass 400/1, No form in bumpers/Chepstow maiden hurdle. Pulled up when 250-1 for recent hurdling debut.
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|PU| (3) (50/1 -733%) Montana Golden
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(3) Montana Golden 50/1, Fair form in bumpers in the summer, second on debut at Worcester then shaping better than bare result at Market Rasen. Another good prospect for hurdling upped in trip. Second in Worcester bumper in June but others here have more compelling form at that level.
13:45 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Nicky Henderson has trained two of the last three winners of this contest and his CALIFET EN VOL is anticipated to make a bold bid. The five-year-old finished a respectable third in a bumper at Ayr on his debut under Rules and will likely have plenty more to offer now hurdling. As Legends Have It won a bumper at Ffos Las in April and can feature if proving as effective on this faster going, while Thunder N Lightnin finished runner-up over hurdles at Taunton last year and that experience should stand him in good stead on his reappearance.
The three hurdling newcomers could have this between them, with CALIFET EN VOL taken to give his yard another win in this novice. He shaped well in an Ayr bumper in April and looks sure to do better now jumping upped in trip. As Legends Have It is preferred over Montana Golden for the forecast.
The most interesting one is CALIFET EN VOL, who was placed in what usually turns out to be a strong Ayr bumper in April.
(3) Pyramid Place 9/2, A fairly useful 2m4f hurdles winner for Harriet Dickin but he came in a below-form fourth of 8 for his new yard in handicap hurdle at Uttoxeter (19.9f, good to soft) 24 days ago. Needs to build on it. Eight hurdle wins; just a respectable fourth on recent stable debut but may have needed it.
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2nd (2) (9/2 0%) Stoner's Choice
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9/2(0%)
(2) Stoner's Choice 9/2, Successful over fences at fences and hurdles at Kempton in 2022/23 but has an 18-month absence to overcome. A watching brief has to be the percentage call after such a long layoff. Very game C&D winner off this mark in April 2023 but not seen again since.
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3rd (4) (11/4 -10%) Jackpot D'athou
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11/4(-10%)
(4) Jackpot D'athou 11/4, Bagged 2 of his first 3 starts over hurdles last term but came in last of 13 on his handicap debut at Ayr in April. Returns after breathng surgery and well worth another chance. Dual novice winner last season; flopped on handicap debut but still has potential.
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4th (1) (9/4 +0%) Dargiannini
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9/4(+0%)
(1) Dargiannini 9/4, Took this 12 months ago but he came in only fifth of 8 after 11 months off in handicap hurdle at Uttoxeter (19.9f, good to soft) 24 days ago. No surprise to see him bounce back now. Not at best last month, after a layoff, but won this race by 11l a year ago.
14:15 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 21f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.
DARGIANNINI was sent off favourite when winning this race by 11 lengths last year and, with a run at Uttoxeter last month to put him spot-on, he has every chance of a repeat today off just 4lb higher in the handicap, especially if he is allowed to bowl along in front once more. Pyramid Place needs a career-best performance on his second start for Olly Murphy to win off his current mark and may have to settle for second, while the long-absent Stoner's Choice is the pick for third.
JACKPOT D'ATHOU fluffed his lines on his handicap debut at Ayr last spring but is taken to bounce back in style after breathing surgery for his in-form yard. Last year's victor Dargiannini could emerge as the main threat ahead of Pyramid Place.
Topweight DARGIANNINI is only 4lb higher than when dominating this race from the front last year and gets the vote.
(2) Ilovethenightlife 11/4, A fairly useful winning hurdler who made an encouraging start in this sphere when third of 5 in novice chase at Worcester (20f, heavy) 26 days ago. One to consider now going into handicaps. Useful hurdler who made a quite encouraging chase debut last month; major player.
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2nd (1) (9/2 -100%) Sacre Coeur
4.5
9/2(-100%)
(1) Sacre Coeur 9/2, Three-time chase scorer last season who resumed winning ways in 6-runner handicap chase at Plumpton (25.7f, good to soft) 7 days ago. Expected to be bang there under a 7 lb penalty. Keen-goer who ran her rivals ragged from the front at Plumpton a week ago; 7lb penalty.
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3rd (4) (5/2 +44%) Finest View
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5/2(+44%)
(4) Finest View 5/2, Runner-up for the fourth consecutive start in handicap hurdle at Fontwell (19.1f, good) 64 days ago. Goes over fences now and a likely player for her in-form yard. Very consistent over hurdles this season; player if she jumps adequately on chase debut.
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4th (5) (4/1 +20%) Mulberry Hill
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4/1(+20%)
(5) Mulberry Hill 4/1, Bagged this prize a year ago and she wasn't discredited over hurdles when third of 7 at Ludlow (21.2f, good) 33 days ago. Must enter calculations. Won this race in good style a year ago but has lost her way a bit since.
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5th (6) (10/1 -150%) Trapista
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10/1(-150%)
(6) Trapista 10/1, Completed a hat-trick at Ludlow (20f) in May and she posted another good effort when second of 6 in handicap chase at Uttoxeter (20f, soft) in July. Can make her presence felt after a break. Enjoyed a revival and won three in a row in the spring; still well handicapped on old form.
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6th (3) (17/2 -6%) Holly
8.5
17/2(-6%)
(3) Holly 17/2, A fairly useful winner at 17f over hurdles. Looked rusty after 6 months off when fourth of 6 in handicap chase here (18f, good to soft) on her debut over fences 22 days ago. Can build on it. Made low-key chase debut last month but could still have a good future over fences.
14:50 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
Some intriguing runners here include top-weight Sacre Coeur, who won last time out at Plumpton by 20 lengths and races under a 7lb penalty, and Mulberry Hill, who was third at Ludlow over hurdles last month but won this race last year when racing off exactly the same handicap mark. Both can go well, but a chance is taken on TRAPISTA, who finished second at Uttoxeter when last seen in July. The selection races from the bottom of the handicap and makes plenty of appeal with Benjamin Macey claiming a huge 10lb off her back.
This is wide open but Dan Skelton's SACRE COEUR rates the pick of the weights under a 7 lb penalty for her Plumpton victory so edges the vote from last year's heroine Mulberry Hill. Chasing-debutante Finest View comes here in fine form from hurdling and warrants lots of respect too along with Holly and Ilovethenightlife.
This pick is ILOVETHENIGHTLIFE, who won over hurdles off today's mark last season and made a satisfactory chasing debut last month.
(1) Magical Arthur 9/4, Has improved since fitted with cheekpieces. winning at Hexham (23f) last month and second at Ayr (3m) since despite a couple of jumping lapses. First-time visor replaces the cheekpieces now. Leading claims. Backed up last month's breakthrough win with a good second; may still be on the upgrade.
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2nd (2) (6/1 -200%) The Dark Edge
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6/1(-200%)
(2) The Dark Edge 6/1, Improved further after 5 months off when off the mark in 9-runner handicap hurdle at Plumpton (20.5f, good to soft) in September. Progressed again when narrowly denied at Ludlow (21f) 18 days ago. Should go well if seeing out the longer trip. Clearcut 2m4f winner in September; upped in trip after going close over 2m5f last month.
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3rd (4) (10/1 -82%) Inspector Lynley
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10/1(-82%)
(4) Inspector Lynley 10/1, Opened his account in novice handicap at Stratford in July but pulled up at Perth only run since. Hood goes on now and the sort to bounce back. Dug deep for 2m6f win in July but needs to bounce back from a poor run in September.
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4th (3) (17/2 -21%) Honey Jack
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17/2(-21%)
(3) Honey Jack 17/2, Hasn't shown that much to date but handicaps provide him with a much more realistic chance and the stable is going well. Displayed minor promise in two spring maidens; up in trip for handicap debut.
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5th (6) (8/1 +43%) Jongleur D'etoiles
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8/1(+43%)
(6) Jongleur D'etoiles 8/1, Little form of worth, including 2 handicaps during the summer. Has cheekpieces on first time. Could only consider if backed. Unplaced all six hurdling starts but not written off just yet; watch the betting.
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6th (8) (12/1 +40%) One Man Party
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12/1(+40%)
(8) One Man Party 12/1, Poor maiden hurdler who needs to have derived a lot of benefit from a wind operation since last seen in January. Unplaced all ten hurdling starts and absent since pulled up in January.
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7th (5) (20/1 +0%) Tis But A Scratch
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20/1(+0%)
(5) Tis But A Scratch 20/1, Remains a maiden after 19 runs. Latest Huntingdon fifth was one of his better efforts but it's still best to look elsewhere for win purposes. Ran quite well at Huntingdon last week but is 0-18 over hurdles now; others preferred.
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8th (7) (3/1 +81%) All Under Control
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3/1(+81%)
(7) All Under Control 3/1, Poor form at best for Sheila Lewis last season, including a couple of handicap starts. Worth a precautionary betting check on her return for a new trainer among the winners. Off since 37l defeat in March but moves up in trip for stable debut and remains unexposed.
15:25 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 25f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Although thwarted in his bid to land a double when runner-up at Ayr a fortnight ago, Magical Arthur lost little in defeat and a further 2lb rise shouldn't prevent the six-year-old from giving another good account. However, it could be worth taking a punt on INSPECTOR LYNLEY, who sits on an attractive mark if taking Eddie Edge's 7lb claim into consideration. Neil Mulholland's charge can be excused his Perth flop in September after not travelling well on the journey north and he had previously looked progressive. The Dark Edge completes the shortlist.
The pair at the top of the weights may dominate this, with MAGICIAL ARTHUR narrowly preferred to Charlie Longsdon's The Dark Edge. Honey Jack rates a possible improver in handicaps for the in-form Joe Tizzard stable and is next on the list.
Magical Arthur and THE DARK EDGE arrive in very good form and may fight this out. Slight preference is for the latter.
(5) Sanitiser 7/4, Fairly useful handicapper on the Flat. Yet to strike over hurdles but has been knocking on the door this spring, finishing second at Fontwell last time. Player. Consistent over hurdles this year, and was 20l clear of the third when second last time.
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2nd (1) (15/2 +6%) Douglas Dc
7.5
15/2(+6%)
(1) Douglas Dc 15/2, Fair handicapper who arrives on the back of creditable efforts over 2m at Worcester and Wincanton in recent months. Just 1-18 over hurdles but went very close in September and has run well again since.
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3rd (3) (5/2 -33%) Ikigai Star
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5/2(-33%)
(3) Ikigai Star 5/2, Won a 2m Huntingdon maiden in May and even better form in handicaps this autumn, finishing runner-up at Worcester before shading a tight finish at Southwell (2m, good to firm) last month. A 2 lb nudge shouldn't prevent another prominent showing. Scored at Southwell last month and is now 2-6 for stable; high on the list.
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4th (2) (9/1 -13%) Pop The Champagne
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9/1(-13%)
(2) Pop The Champagne 9/1, Made the frame for the fourth start in succession over hurdles when fourth at Wincanton (21f) last month. Can make mistakes. Consistent over hurdles and on the Flat this year; probably won't be far away.
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5th (4) (10/3 +0%) Ezmerellda
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10/3(+0%)
(4) Ezmerellda 10/3, Fair maiden on the Flat who got off the mark in this sphere at Doncaster last December. Respectable fourth of 12 on Stratford reappearance 23 days ago and entitled to come on for the outing. Respectable fourth on recent seasonal debut and can be dangerous off a good mark here.
16:00 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
IKIGAI STAR built on his second at Worcester in September when landing the spoils at Southwell last month. A 2lb nudge up in the ratings looks more than fair for Charlie Longsdon's inmate and a brace could be on the horizon. Sanitiser remains a maiden in this sphere after 10 outings to date, but the five-year-old has done little wrong and a reproduction of his latest runner-up effort at Fontwell is likely to see him involved once more. Ezmerellda may fare best of the remainder.
A case can be made for all 5 in quite a trappy finale. SANITISER can't be faulted for consistency over hurdles and perhaps this is the day he'll get his head in front. Ezmerellda and Ikigai Star are feared most.
Top of the list is EZMERELLDA (nap), who is 1lb lower than when running a big race in defeat on her handicap hurdle debut in February
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