Lingfield Races & Results Tomform Tuesday 9th May 2023
There were 36 Races on Tuesday 9th May 2023 across 5 meetings. There was 6 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Lingfield, 8 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Ludlow, 7 races at Newcastle, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Tuesday 9th May 2023
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(2) Another Thought 9/1, Fair form when third of 9 in novice at Bath (1m, good to soft, 28/1) on debut 18 days ago. Down in trip. May do better. Promising debut at Bath came over 1m; drop to 6f presents a question mark.
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2nd (1) (0.8/1 +20%) Holy Fire
0.8
0.8/1(+20%)
(1) Holy Fire 0.8/1, Promising type. Won 7-runner novice at Kempton (6f) 6 days ago, always holding on. More to come and has been found a good opportunity for another win. Not straightforward but won at Kempton on reappearance and may improve further.
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3rd (3) (1.5/1 -7%) Beau Roc
1.5
1.5/1(-7%)
(3) Beau Roc 1.5/1, Fair maiden. Good second of 8 in handicap at Wolverhampton (6f) 6 days ago. Should go well but vulnerable to something with potential. Consistent maiden who ran well at Wolverhampton last week; holds solid claims.
LTO Selection:
13:50 Lingfield Stakes (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Based on the information provided, 1/1 (1) HOLY FIRE seems to have the best chance of finishing in 1st place as it won its last race and has been described as a promising type with potential for further improvement. 1.4/1 (3) BEAU ROC may be a strong contender for 2nd place as it ran well in its previous race and holds solid claims, but is vulnerable to a horse with more potential. 6/1 (2) ANOTHER THOUGHT may finish in 3rd place as it had a promising debut and may improve with the drop in trip, but the question mark over its ability to handle the shorter distance could be a disadvantage. However, it is important to note that horse racing is unpredictable and many factors can influence the outcome of a race, so these predictions are not guaranteed.
HOLY FIRE scored despite showing clear signs of inexperience at Kempton six days ago and Charlie Fellowes would appear to have found his filly the perfect opportunity to double her tally. The consistent Beau Roc sets the standard with an official rating of 66 and is likely to be in the thick of things once again, while Another Thought drops in trip having faded over 1m at Bath on her debut and is not entirely dismissed.
HOLY FIRE should have more to offer on the back of her Kempton success and can give weight away to the more exposed Beau Roc.
Getting weight from her opponents, the consistent BEAU ROC may well open her account. Holy Fire looks the main threat.
(8) Gearing's Point 18/1, Modest maiden for Mick Channon in 2022. Yard has enjoyed success with recruits from same source before but she's been off for 11 months and watching brief has to be the percentage call. 0-6 for the Channon stable; absent for almost a year.
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2nd (7) (5.5/1 +15%) Persian Wolf
5.5
5.5/1(+15%)
(7) Persian Wolf 5.5/1, Twelve runs since last win in 2022. 22/1, eleventh of 13 in handicap at Brighton (1¼m, good) 17 days ago but had been in decent form on AW prior to that. Back up in trip. This apprentice race looks a favourable opportunity with star rider Billy Loughnane up.
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3rd (4) (14/1 -75%) Stormingin
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14/1(-75%)
(4) Stormingin 14/1, Unreliable individual. Two Chelmsford wins this year but not on a going day back on turf at Brighton latest. Veteran who is hard to dismiss on this year's AW form, which includes two wins.
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4th (1) (1/1 +20%) Devizes
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1/1(+20%)
(1) Devizes 1/1, Four-time C&D winner who made light of a 14-month absence to add to his AW tally at Kempton last month. A 5 lb rise doesn't look enough to stop him. Made all for comfortable win at Kempton on reappearance (form has substance).
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5th (6) (11/1 -22%) Kanuhura
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11/1(-22%)
(6) Kanuhura 11/1, Unreliable sort. Bit below form third of 7 in handicap (33/1) at Chelmsford (1¼m) 33 days ago. Others arrrive with more pressing claims. Latest effort suggests this return to 1m4f will suit; remains on a handy mark.
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6th (2) (3.5/1 +13%) Crazy Maisie
3.5
3.5/1(+13%)
(2) Crazy Maisie 3.5/1, In good form on AW at the start of the year, including second over C&D in February. Probably worth ignoring her down-the-field effort on Huntingdon hurdle debut at the end of March. Respected. Consistent efforts on AW this year, most recently second over C&D in February.
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7th (5) (22/1 -57%) Uther Pendragon
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22/1(-57%)
(5) Uther Pendragon 22/1, Course winner. 10/1, eleventh of 13 in handicap at Bath (11.5f, good to soft) 18 days ago. Others more persuasive. Overall strike-rate is modest; form dipped last time.
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8th (3) (33/1 -175%) Divination
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33/1(-175%)
(3) Divination 33/1, Lightly-raced maiden. Seventh of 8 in handicap on 1¼m Chelmsford handicap debut 19 days ago. Needs to leave that behind now stepping back up in trip. May improve for this return to 1m4f on only his second handicap attempt.
LTO Selection:
14:20 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 12f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.
Based on the summary provided, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. However, some horses that seem to have a better chance than others based on recent form and potential include 6.5/1 (7) PERSIAN WOLF, 1.25/1 (1) DEVIZES, and 4/1 (2) CRAZY MAISIE. Ultimately, the outcome of the race will depend on a variety of factors and cannot be accurately predicted with certainty.
Devizes ought to be popular following last month's Kempton success, but a 5lb higher mark demands more. With that in mind, a chance is taken on CRAZY MAISIE. She was well held over hurdles last time out but having finished a good second over C&D from this mark the start prior, she could go one better. Uther Pendragon is another to consider.
DEVIZES looked better than ever when returning from an absence to win at Kempton last month and a 4 lb rise doesn't look enough to stop him at a venue which suits him well. Crazy Maisie has been knocking on the door on AW this year and can follow the selection home ahead of Persian Wolf.
Preference is for PERSIAN WOLF who looks interesting with Billy Loughnane booked. Devizes is feared most.
(5) Ibn Aldar 4/1, Lightly-raced winner. Course winner. 7/1, bit below form sixth of 16 in nursery at Newmarket (7f, soft). Off 18 months. Market should prove best guide to claims on return. Gelded since last seen. Absent since 2021 but is still unexposed and market support should be heeded.
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2nd (2) (4.5/1 +0%) Antiphon
4.5
4.5/1(+0%)
(2) Antiphon 4.5/1, Back to best when winning 6-runner handicap at Windsor (5.1f, soft, 3/1) 8 days ago, kept up to work. Races off same mark and must enter calculations. Escapes a penalty for last week's Windsor win; has won on AW; great chance.
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3rd (4) (7.5/1 +17%) Pablo Del Pueblo
7.5
7.5/1(+17%)
(4) Pablo Del Pueblo 7.5/1, C&D winner. Latest win here in March. Seventh of 8 in handicap (12/1) at Epsom (5f, heavy) 14 days ago. Looks competitive on form. This will demand a career best; all wins off lower marks in Class 6.
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4th (8) (11/1 -83%) Jungle Run
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11/1(-83%)
(8) Jungle Run 11/1, 7/2, second of 9 in handicap at Wolverhampton (6.1f) 31 days ago, never nearer. Claims if building on that. Has place claims if coping with higher grade (raced mainly in Class 6).
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5th (3) (5.5/1 -100%) Kensington Agent
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5.5/1(-100%)
(3) Kensington Agent 5.5/1, 4 wins from 7 runs this year. 2/1, career best when winning 7-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (6.1f) 24 days ago, comfortably. 6 lb higher now but holds strong follow-up claims. Very productive this year, most recently winning at Wolverhampton; solid chance.
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6th (1) (3/1 +25%) Impeach
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3/1(+25%)
(1) Impeach 3/1, 3-time C&D winner. Twelve runs since last win in 2022. Fourth of 7 in handicap at this C&D (AW, 9/2) 5 days ago, running on. Others more persuasive. All wins over C&D; close fourth back here last Thursday; player off same mark.
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7th (6) (7.5/1 -7%) Porfin
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7.5/1(-7%)
(6) Porfin 7.5/1, C&D winner who has run creditably the last twice, latest when second of 6 in handicap (7/1) at this course (7f, AW) 5 days ago. Likely to go well again. Outstayed by the winner over 7f here last week; return to 6f is a plus.
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8th (7) (28/1 -12%) Rogue Star
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28/1(-12%)
(7) Rogue Star 28/1, Cheekpieces on for 1st time, ninth of 12 in handicap (11/1) at Windsor (6f, heavy) 15 days ago. Makes limited appeal. Ran poorly when dropped to 6f last time and remains a maiden.
LTO Selection:
14:50 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
A comfortable winner at Wolverhampton last month, the steadily progressive KENSINGTON AGENT might have more to offer from a 6lb raised mark and she edges the vote over Antiphon, who struck at Windsor eight days ago. Porfin merits a place on the shortlist, while it is interesting that connections persist with Ibn Aldar, who returns from a 566-day absence with the betting market likely to guide.
KENSINGTON AGENT added to her fine record on the all weather this year when scoring at Wolverhampton last month and a 6 lb rise in the weights may not prevent further success here. Antiphon and Porfin are feared most.
Antiphon has to be feared but KENSINGTON AGENT, who has been largely progressive this year, looks a solid alternative.
(1) Solanna 0.53/1, Posted career best when winning 8-runner handicap at Yarmouth (10.1f, good) 7 days ago, soon clear. Looks well in under 5 lb penalty and is the one to beat. Well treated under a penalty for easy success on turf last week; all AW wins at Kempton.
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2nd (2) (16/1 -33%) Clay
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16/1(-33%)
(2) Clay 16/1, Respectable fifth of 9 in handicap hurdle (13/2) at Taunton (16.5f, soft) 12 days ago, left with lot to do. Below form on last Flat outing. Maiden on Flat and over hurdles; has seemingly regressed overall.
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3rd (3) (6/1 -80%) How Hard Can It Be
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6/1(-80%)
(3) How Hard Can It Be 6/1, Acquitted herself well in similar races the last twice, latest when second of 8 in handicap over C&D (AW) 21 days ago. Likely to go well again. In-form mare, having gone close over C&D the last twice; still on a handy mark.
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4th (4) (3.6/1 +20%) Villalobos
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3.6/1(+20%)
(4) Villalobos 3.6/1, C&D winner. Latest win here in March. 4/1, fourth of 7 in handicap at Chelmsford City (10f) 38 days ago. Others preferred. C&D winner (stable debut) in March; too free last time but can't be dismissed.
LTO Selection:
15:25 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 10f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.
Based on the summary, the top three horses are likely to be 0.8/1 (1) SOLANNA, 3.33/1 (3) HOW HARD CAN IT BE, and 4.5/1 (4) VILLALOBOS in that order. 0.8/1 (1) SOLANNA appears to be in good form, having won a race just seven days ago and being well-treated under a penalty. 3.33/1 (3) HOW HARD CAN IT BE has also been consistent and has a good chance of finishing in the top three. 4.5/1 (4) VILLALOBOS has previously won over this course and distance and cannot be dismissed, although the last race was not as strong. 12/1 (2) CLAY appears to be the weakest of the group and is not likely to finish in the top three.
With just the four runners heading to post, it could pay to side with recent C&D runner-up HOW HARD CAN IT BE. Only narrowly denied last month, a 1lb raised mark looks unlikely to stop her having a say in proceedings. Solanna rates a big player on the pick of his form and is feared, even though he has to shoulder a 5lb penalty for his latest success. Villalobos also warrants respect.
SOLANNA arrives at the top of his game and can follow up his recent Yarmouth victory. How Hard Can It Be looks the likeliest danger.
Solanna is respected but HOW HARD CAN IT BE looks particularly solid on the back of two creditable C&D efforts.
(3) Imperiousity 1.38/1, Still looking for first success but ran up to best when second of 8 in handicap at Brighton (5.3f, good) 6 days ago. Addition of cheekpieces looks a good move and he holds solid claims.
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2nd (2) (2/1 +0%) Byefornow
2
2/1(+0%)
(2) Byefornow 2/1, Won 7-runner handicap at this course (6f, AW, 10/3) 21 days ago, having run of race. 4 lb higher now but not discounted.
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3rd (4) (3.5/1 -27%) Alainn Tu
3.5
3.5/1(-27%)
(4) Alainn Tu 3.5/1, Career best when winning 6-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (6.1f) last week. Carries 6 lb penalty for that victory but must enter calculations.
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4th (5) (16/1 -113%) Metarace
16
16/1(-113%)
(5) Metarace 16/1, Thrice-raced maiden. Last of 10 in maiden (80/1) at Chelmsford City (6f) 12 days ago. Tongue strap on for 1st time. Improvement required on handicap debut.
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5th (6) (66/1 -100%) Kwiz
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66/1(-100%)
(6) Kwiz 66/1, Lightly-raced maiden. 7 lengths last of 7 to Byefornow in handicap (66/1) at this course (6f, AW) 21 days ago. Hard to recommend.
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6th (1) (16/1 -45%) Star Adorned
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16/1(-45%)
(1) Star Adorned 16/1, Fourth of 7 in handicap (16/1) at Wolverhampton (5.1f) on return 10 days ago. Entitled to build on that.
LTO Selection:
16:00 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 5f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.
Based on the summary, the horses that are most likely to finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd respectively are: 1st: 1.5/1 (3) IMPERIOUSITY 2nd: 4/1 (4) ALAINN TU 3rd: 3/1 (2) BYEFORNOW
ALAINN TU has been steadily progressive of late and kept on well to score over 6f at Wolverhampton earlier this month. She must command respect given Aidan Keeley negates most of the fillies' 6lb penalty for that success with his 5lb claim. Byefornow was a game winner at this track last time and is feared most, while the reopposing Imperiousity also has a chance.
This can go to IMPERIOUSITY, who got back to his best at Brighton last time and remains fairly treated. Alainn Tu is feared most.
Last-time-out winners Alainn Tu and Byefornow warrant respect but IMPERIOUSITY is taken to open his account.
(1) Dragon Icon 0.91/1, 60,000 gns Lope De Vega colt. Brother to Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf winner Aunt Pearl. 4/1, impressive winner of 7f Kempton novice in November. More to come. Scored readily at Kempton on sole 2yo start and looks a useful prospect; commands respect.
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2nd (4) (18/1 -50%) Halla Dubai
18
18/1(-50%)
(4) Halla Dubai 18/1, Well-backed 5/1, sixth of 11 in minor event at Kempton (7f) on debut 22 days ago, green and left poorly placed. Open to progress. Shaped with promise over 7f at Kempton last month, keeping on for sixth.
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3rd (2) (50/1 -213%) Algernon
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50/1(-213%)
(2) Algernon 50/1, Showcasing colt. Half-brother to 5f-7.4f winner Siyata. Dam, 9.4f/1¼m winner, half-sister to smart 8.4f winner Brooch. Newcomer by Showcasing out of a Listed winner; notable connections; check the betting.
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4th (12) (18/1 -125%) Gentle
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18/1(-125%)
(12) Gentle 18/1, €200,000 yearling, No Nay Never filly. Half-sister to 2-y-o 6f winner Light Angel. In excellent hands and very much caught the eye once she got the hang of things on debut at Kempton (7f) in December, nearest finish having been left with lot to do. More to come. Eyecatching debut at Kempton five months ago; interesting with improvement on the cards.
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5th (5) (1.5/1 -9%) Lion Tamer
1.5
1.5/1(-9%)
(5) Lion Tamer 1.5/1, Roaring Lion colt. Half-brother to 6.5f winner Havana Bound and 2-y-o 6f winner Perfect Sign. 2/1 and hooded, promising second of 13 in maiden at Kempton (8f) on debut in October. Tongue tie goes on. More to come and Derby entrant has strong claims. Derby entry; promising second, despite wandering, at Kempton on sole 2yo run; big player.
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6th (9) (16/1 +27%) Playactor
16
16/1(+27%)
(9) Playactor 16/1, Green in C&D/10f Newmarket novices in recent weeks. Looks one for handicaps. Has ability but gives the impression he'll be more interesting in handicaps.
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7th (3) (150/1 -200%) Desfondado
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150/1(-200%)
(3) Desfondado 150/1, 40/1, last of 6 in minor event at Kempton (10f) 38 days ago. Hood on 1st time. Exposed maiden hard to fancy in this company. Came up short back at novice level last time, taking record to 0-5; hood fitted.
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8th (7) (150/1 -88%) Morcar
150
150/1(-88%)
(7) Morcar 150/1, 82,000 gns yearling, Saxon Warrior colt. Dam maiden (stayed 1½m) out of useful 1¼m-1½m winner Wannabe Loved. 50/1, tenth of 12 in novice event at Kempton (7f) on debut. Off 9 months. Down the field in 7f event at Kempton nine months ago; may do better this year.
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9th (8) (28/1 +44%) Penzance
28
28/1(+44%)
(8) Penzance 28/1, 7/1, little encouragement in the Wood Ditton at Newmarket 19 days ago. Finished last of eight in the Wood Ditton but seemed green and should improve.
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10th (11) (200/1 -506%) Expert Witness
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200/1(-506%)
(11) Expert Witness 200/1, Modest form in AW fillies' novices. Hard to fancy on these terms. Similar type to Playactor, with handicaps likely to be more suitable.
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11th (6) (33/1 -106%) Mathematician
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33/1(-106%)
(6) Mathematician 33/1, €62,000 foal, 100,000 gns yearling, Starspangledbanner gelding. Dam maiden (stayed 1m), half-sister to smart winner up to 1¼m Alhaban. Interesting newcomer. Wears hood. 100,000gns yearling; wears hood on debut; yard also runs Dragon Icon; market helpful.
LTO Selection:
16:35 Lingfield Stakes (Class 5) 8f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Dragon Icon certainly impressed when winning on his debut at Kempton in November and he looks a horse to watch out for, though he does have to give 7lb to the promising Lion Tamer, who was only beaten by inexperience when second in October, and 12lb to the filly GENTLE. She raced far too freely early on before finishing well at Kempton in December and with that run under her belt, and an added furlong here, she could prove hard to beat.
Derby-entry LION TAMER has more to offer this year and can make a successful reappearance. Impressive Kempton-winner Dragon Icon is a big player, while Gentle, in the same ownership as the selection, could have a stack of improvement in her.
Kempton winner DRAGON ICON looks a good prospect and he is taken to defy a 7lb penalty. Lion Tamer is feared most.
(5) Shockwaves 1.75/1, Lightly-raced maiden. Off 9 months/gelded. Could have more to offer. Best effort came over C&D; possible improver back here on second handicap run.
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2nd (10) (2.5/1 +55%) King Cabo
2.5
2.5/1(+55%)
(10) King Cabo 2.5/1, Won at Kempton last summer. Off 7 months. Must improve. Has good claims on peak form but goes without usual hood on return from layoff.
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3rd (9) (14/1 +0%) Ciotog
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14/1(+0%)
(9) Ciotog 14/1, Won at Wolverhampton in September. Off 164 days. Best form is on Tapeta at Wolverhampton; first run at Lingfield.
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4th (3) (7/1 +36%) Ellade
7
7/1(+36%)
(3) Ellade 7/1, C&D winner. Off 171 days. Wouldn't dismiss on return. Held in Class 4 here when last seen; 3-3 at this course otherwise (Class 5 wins).
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5th (6) (5/1 +33%) Thapa Vc
5
5/1(+33%)
(6) Thapa Vc 5/1, Course winner. Cheekpieces on for 1st time, didn't need to improve to win 11-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (7.2f, 4/1) 6 months ago. Tongue strap on 1st time. More needed over this trip. Has done his winning over 7f; return to 1m may find him out on reappearance.
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6th (8) (8.5/1 +79%) Kaaranah
8.5
8.5/1(+79%)
(8) Kaaranah 8.5/1, 16/1, fifteenth of 16 in handicap at Pontefract (8f, good to soft) 15 days ago. Form for current stable suggests he may need a return to 1m2f.
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7th (7) (40/1 -21%) Baikal
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40/1(-21%)
(7) Baikal 40/1, 125/1 and cheekpieces on for 1st time, fifth of 7 in handicap at Chelmsford City (7f) 12 days ago. Something to find on form. Latest effort may not be reliable; still a maiden.
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8th (4) (16/1 -45%) Cephalus
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16/1(-45%)
(4) Cephalus 16/1, Landed a four-timer on AW for Charles Hills in the space of 6 weeks in 2021-22. Off 11 months/gelded. Might need this. Has form figures of 631111 on AW; interesting back in this sphere on debut for new yard.
LTO Selection:
17:05 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 8f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Based on the information provided, 2.25/1 (1) BRASIL POWER seems to be the strongest contender with a good AW record and a recent career-best win at Wolverhampton. 4.5/1 (2) ENOUGH ALREADY and 11/1 (3) ELLADE also have some potential with recent wins at the same course and a strong C&D record, respectively. Therefore, the predicted order of finish would be: 1. 2.25/1 (1) BRASIL POWER 2. 11/1 (3) ELLADE 3. 4.5/1 (2) ENOUGH ALREADY
Ellade saves her best for this venue, with three wins from four starts, the latest over this trip in January 2022 when racing off 1lb higher. Although not at her best more recently, she drops in class today and could surprise a few. BRASIL POWER failed to sparkle in Ireland but has returned to Newmarket and won a shade cleverly at Wolverhampton last week. A 5lb penalty may not stop a follow-up victory, leaving Cephalus as a likely outsider to consider.
BRASIL POWER made a tremendous return for George Boughey at Wolverhampton on Wednesday and is taken to go in again under a penalty. Enough Already struck here on Thursday and is respected. The returning Shockwaves under Oisin Murphy is an interesting alternative.
Based on his record for George Boughey, BRASIL POWER (nap) could well improve further on AW. Ellade is second choice.
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