Ludlow Races & Results Tomform Wednesday 4th December 2024
There were 37 Races on Wednesday 4th December 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 9 races at Lingfield, 7 races at Ludlow, 6 races at Haydock, 8 races at Kempton, 7 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Wednesday 4th December 2024
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(1) Land Afar 10/11, Has clearly had his problems since showing fairly useful form in bumpers for Anthony McCann but shaped well back from a long absence at Huntingdon in March and ran to similar level when creditable second of 6 in novice hurdle at Uttoxeter (19.9f, good to soft) 18 days ago. Ought to go well again. Runner-up in two maiden hurdles for new yard and has leading claims back at this trip.
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2nd (2) (11/4 +8%) Global Esteem
2.75
11/4(+8%)
(2) Global Esteem 11/4, Off the mark over timber at Market Rasen (16.6f) in August and added to that success when landing 5-runner handicap at Huntingdon (15.8f, good, 2/1) 22 days ago, kept up to work. Another bold bid is likely. Won over hurdles in two of his last four runs including at Huntingdon last time; respected.
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3rd (3) (5/2 +0%) Laser Focus
2.5
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(3) Laser Focus 5/2, Successful 3 times on the Flat this year and wide-margin winner of handicaps at Huntingdon (20.7f, good) and Fakenham (23.4f, good to soft) in this sphere last month. Undone by 20lb higher mark when fourth at Sedgefield (19.9f) latest but must enter calculations here. Well held in hat-trick bid latest but has claims if he can recapture his penultimate form.
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4th (4) (100/1 -150%) Shabano
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(4) Shabano 100/1, Once-raced maiden over hurdles who hasn't been seen since well beaten on Flat 17 months ago. Best watched on return for new yard here. 11-race maiden under both codes; best watched back over hurdles after 526 days off.
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5th (7) (200/1 -100%) Habibi
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(7) Habibi 200/1, Limited in bumpers and has yet to trouble the judge in a handful starts over jumps. Best watched. Has struggled in her five runs over hurdles and this looks a daunting task.
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6th (5) (22/1 +56%) Mambo Beat
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(5) Mambo Beat 22/1, Fair winner at 10f on Flat but not reached that level in this sphere so far and looks up against on these terms. Off 6 months. Modest form in his five runs over hurdles and has plenty of work to do on these terms.
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7th (6) (200/1 -100%) Ballet Blanc
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(6) Ballet Blanc 200/1, Modest maiden on Flat who has failed to complete in both starts over hurdles. Hard to recommend. Tongue strap on first time in this sphere. Modest 20-race maiden on the Flat and she's been pulled up in two previous hurdle runs.
12:58 Ludlow Claiming Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
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LAND AFAR sets the standard and is readily suggested as the first one to consider. The son of Kalanisi was second at Uttoxeter last month and, with that being just his second start over hurdles, there could be any amount of improvement to come with his yard in fine form. Laser Focus is feared most despite dropping in trip, while Global Esteem is respected but this is tougher than the selling handicap he won at Huntingdon.
LAND AFAR ran well behind a promising sort at Uttoxeter last month and can belatedly open his account here. Laser Focus and Global Esteem are the obvious dangers.
Fergal O'Brien's GLOBAL ESTEEM has had a productive time under both codes since August and he gets the vote ahead of Land Afar.
(4) Ostrava Du Berlais 15/8, Fair maiden hurdler/chaser in France who showed her best form for Venetia Williams when second of 8 in handicap chase (10/1) at Warwick (16.2f, soft) on debut over fences 14 days ago. That form has been franked since and she looks a big player here. Clear second to a next-time-out winner at Warwick last month; runs off same mark here.
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2nd (2) (11/4 +39%) Dromlac Jury
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(2) Dromlac Jury 11/4, Quite a costly buy out of points and made a winning handicap bow over hurdles at this course (15.8f) in March. Showed aptitude for chasing when second in Bangor handicap (17.4f, heavy) on return 36 days ago and is entitled to build on that. Course winner over hurdles last season and creditable second on chase debut in October.
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3rd (1) (5/2 -25%) Jolyjump
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(1) Jolyjump 5/2, Progressed from encouraging chase debut when winning 4-runner handicap at Southwell (15.8f, good) 19 days ago, plenty in hand. 9 lb higher now but likely has more to give yet. Cruised clear to win very comfortably at Southwell last month, his second chasing start.
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4th (5) (28/1 -56%) River Robe
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(5) River Robe 28/1, Yet to score for current yard but was making an encouraging chase debut when sprawling badly on landing 2 out at Uttoxeter (16f, good to soft, 16/1) 18 days ago. May well do better. Not one to rely upon but was running well until penultimate-fence mishap on chasing debut.
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5th (6) (25/1 -213%) Ballydangan
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(6) Ballydangan 25/1, Maiden who didn't shape with any immediate promise for the Dan Skelton yard when down the field over hurdles at Chepstow last month. Back over the larger obstacles here but others are more convincing. 0-23 when trained in Ireland and did not get competitive on last month's stable debut.
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|F| (3) (13/2 +46%) Jackpot Cash
6.5
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(3) Jackpot Cash 13/2, Showed ability over hurdles last term and may have needed outing when seventh of 8 in handicap chase at Chepstow (16f, good, 28/1) on debut over fences 12 days ago. Should have more to offer in this sphere. Travelled well to a point on chase/handicap debut and remains unexposed.
13:30 Ludlow Handicap Chase (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
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JOLYJUMP showed marked improvement from his chasing debut when he won cosily over 2m at Southwell last month and a 9lb higher mark might not be enough to prevent the son of Kapgarde from registering back-to-back wins. Dromlac Jury can give the selection plenty to think about if building on her promising chasing debut at Bangor in October. Ostrava Du Berlais represents an in-form yard and cannot be ruled out on just her second run after having a wind problem addressed.
OSTRAVA DU BERLAIS can be expected to improve from her promising Warwick chase debut and makes plenty of appeal. Southwell winner Jolyjump also looks progressive and rates the chief threat.
Ostrava Du Berlais is respected but JOLYJUMP (nap) was a very stylish winner at Southwell last time and is taken to defy a 9lb rise.
(7) Tour Ovalie 11/4, Fair in bumpers and of similar merit over hurdles, resuming winning ways in 5-runner handicap at Hereford the previous month, leading dying strides after forced to switch run-in. 3 lb rise highly unlikely to prevent another good run. Finished well to thwart Love Tree at Hereford last month and is now 2-10 over hurdles.
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2nd (6) (5/2 +64%) Brendas Asking
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(6) Brendas Asking 5/2, Promise in bumpers and easily best effort over hurdles when landing 9-runner handicap over C&D in October, always holding on. Ran respectably from a 7 lb higher mark when third at Exeter since and should remain competitive. C&D winner in October and subsequent Exeter third was perfectly respectable.
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3rd (2) (14/1 -100%) Panic Attack
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(2) Panic Attack 14/1, Three-time hurdles winner who showed useful form over fences in 2022/23 season. Has a 21-month absence to overcome but has been given a chance by the assessor on first start for Dan Skelton. Watch betting. Very well handicapped on old hurdle/chase form; makes stable debut after long layoff.
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4th (8) (25/1 -127%) Komedy Kicks
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(8) Komedy Kicks 25/1, Fair maiden on Flat and showed similar form when landing a Worcester maiden and a Stratford novice in the summer of 2023. Pulled up on sole outing for Harriet Dickin at Newton Abbot in July but could revive on first start for Dan Skelton. Pulled up in July, after a layoff, but makes stable debut from a good mark.
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5th (5) (12/1 -243%) Love Tree
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(5) Love Tree 12/1, Dual hurdles winner who ran well in a first-time tongue strap after 7 months off when second to Tour Ovalie at Hereford on return in November. However, worryingly reverted to her weak-finishing ways on her Uttoxeter chasing debut since and now back over hurdles. Emptied quickly on recent chasing debut but earlier hurdle form makes her a player.
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6th (3) (9/2 +50%) Ip Up
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(3) Ip Up 9/2, Likeable sort who ran better than on her sole previous start over fences in Britain when second of 6 at Uttoxeter (2m) 18 days ago. Return to hurdling certainly no negative judged on last season's exploits and likely to be in the thick of the action. Good second over fences last month and reverts to hurdling on a good mark.
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7th (9) (14/1 +50%) Demoiselle Kap
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(9) Demoiselle Kap 14/1, Inconsistent sort who got back to winning ways in minor event chase at Pau in January. Mixed bag in 3 outings since. Has left Sophie Leech and market perhaps best guide setting out for a new yard. Dual hurdle and dual chase winner when trained in France; makes British debut today.
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8th (4) (14/1 -75%) Not Now Nathaniel
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(4) Not Now Nathaniel 14/1, Debut bumper winner who also made a successful start over hurdles (fitted with a hood) in 4-runner novice at Aintree in May. Looked slightly more straightforward when following up at Bangor but limitations rather exposed since and others more persuasive from a stiff-looking mark. 2-4 in novice hurdles and could easily have more to offer in handicaps.
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9th (1) (12/1 -60%) Arclight
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(1) Arclight 12/1, Fair winning juvenile hurdler who immediately proved herself a much better chaser, winning first 3 starts over fences at the end of 2023. Never going after an early mistake in a Kempton Grade 2 in February and again let down by her jumping at Chepstow on her reappearance. Reverts to hurdling now. Dual Listed chase winner last season; pulled up last twice but in much calmer waters here.
14:03 Ludlow Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 16f Race Class Flow
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Tour Ovalie had Love Tree (second) half-a-length behind when scoring at Hereford last month and she can confirm her superiority over that rival to go close. However, it may pay to side with ARCLIGHT, who hasn't been seen in this sphere since finishing well held in a premier handicap at Cheltenham in April last year. Nicky Henderson's five-year-old will find this a much easier assignment and her class might pull her through. Panic Attack completes the shortlist.
TOUR OVALIE was value for a bit extra over the result in overcoming some late interference at Hereford last month and a 3 lb rise may not be enough to prevent the follow up. C&D winner Brendas Asking seems highly likely to give another good account, with the likeable Ip Up completing the shortlist.
The pick is IP UP, who ran well in defeat over fences last month and remains well handicapped on the best of this year's hurdling form.
(6) Dreaming Blue 3/1, Capitalised on a reduced mark with plenty to spare at Fontwell in March and followed up back there 3 weeks later. Good third of 4 at Wincanton on return despite being a bit rusty early on. Possibly just failed for stamina when third in this last year but that was on heavy ground. Big shout. Second in this race last year and ran okay on seasonal debut last month.
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2nd (2) (7/4 +36%) Frenchy Du Large
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(2) Frenchy Du Large 7/4, Dual 2½m winner during 2021/22 campaign and posted one of his best efforts since that double when runner-up in first-time cheekpieces (retained) at Haydock. Backed that up when filling same spot at Market Rasen but has a long absence to overcome (off 19 months). In good form when last seen in spring 2023; resumes with cheekpieces missing.
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3rd (7) (6/1 +70%) Bass Rock
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6/1(+70%)
(7) Bass Rock 6/1, Useful chase/hurdles winner at his best but struggled for form over fences last season for Sandy Thomson and offered little on yard bow in 2m4f Cheltenham handicap hurdle 40 days ago. Has work to do. Out of form last season and made low-key reappearance for new stable in October.
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4th (5) (20/1 -43%) Cap Du Nord
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(5) Cap Du Nord 20/1, Resumed winning ways at Perth in July. Below par since, however, so easy enough to look elsewhere (6 of his 9 chase wins have come in February or March). Nine chase wins; has not shown much on his two outings since returning from a break.
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|F| (3) (8/1 +0%) Masters Legacy
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8/1(+0%)
(3) Masters Legacy 8/1, Chase debut winner at Exeter 2 years ago but failed to build on that and looked very rusty after a long absence when well held there in October. Significantly more is needed. Very lightly raced in recent years; well beaten in October, after latest layoff.
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|PU| (8) (10/1 -54%) Strictlyadancer
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10/1(-54%)
(8) Strictlyadancer 10/1, Won 3 on the bounce over fences during 2021/22. Missed the following season and record since has been patchy, running poorly at Cheltenham latest having shaped well there the time before. Below form last time but this race is less competitive and he's on a good mark.
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|PU| (4) (11/2 -100%) Only The Bold
5.5
11/2(-100%)
(4) Only The Bold 11/2, Initially did well switched to fences in headgear for David Pipe but last season proved to be a washout. However, starts the new campaign on a potentially good mark for this yard so not taken lightly. Out of form last season but makes stable debut from a very good mark.
14:35 Ludlow Handicap Chase (Class 3) 26f Race Class Flow
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DREAMING BLUE was far from disgraced when finishing third at Wincanton on his latest outing and the handicapper might have been kind to drop him 1lb for that performance. Anthony Honeyball's seven-year-old might only need to reproduce that level of form in order to get back to winning ways. Frenchy Du Large filled the runner-up spot at Market Rasen in May last year and provided he is ready to go on his return, he could have a say. Strictlyadancer could be in the mix for the minor honours.
DREAMING BLUE, who ran well in this race last year, is a chaser on the upgrade and can resume winning ways on the back of an encouraging return at Wincanton. Only The Bold is an interesting contender starting out on a handy mark for his in-form yard, so may emerge as the biggest threat ahead of Frenchy du Large, who has a large absence to overcome.
Jamie Snowden's ONLY THE BOLD is given the verdict in the hope he has been reinvigorated by a change of stable.
(5) Superbolt 11/10, No great shakes over hurdles/on the Flat in Ireland but has upped his game for new yard, runner-up all 3 starts, going close switched to fences last twice. Should go well again stepping up in trip. Went close in his first two chases (2m4f/2m5f); moves up in trip again today.
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2nd (4) (8/1 -60%) Current Mood
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8/1(-60%)
(4) Current Mood 8/1, Better for return when capitalising on a much-reduced mark over C&D, scraping home in the end having looked in control. Seemed stretched by the longer trip at Hereford since. In the mix. Just held on for narrow C&D win in October but has regressive profile overall.
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3rd (3) (7/1 -17%) Lagonda
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7/1(-17%)
(3) Lagonda 7/1, Point/hurdles winner but ended last season badly out of form. At least starts the new campaign on a nice mark with yard going well. Ended last season on a low note but resumes on career-low mark; can't be ruled out.
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|F| (2) (13/2 -18%) Blairgowrie
6.5
13/2(-18%)
(2) Blairgowrie 13/2, Off the mark over hurdles in 13-runner handicap at Newbury at the end of the 2021/22 season and made an encouraging belated return/chase debut when second there in January. However, ran an alarmingly wayward race when pulled up at Kempton on return so bit to prove now. Jumped poorly on seasonal debut; big player if judged on Newbury second in January, though.
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|PU| (1) (10/3 -90%) Phantom Getaway
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(1) Phantom Getaway 10/3, Winning Irish pointer/hurdler. No show in 3 starts over fences last season but fared much better (had a breathing operation and tongue tied) when second at Ffos Las on return. Entitled to come on for that so leading claims with yard remaining in fine form. Arrested decline when second on seasonal debut at Ffos Las; remains well handicapped.
15:10 Ludlow Handicap Chase (Class 4) 24f Race Class Flow
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Having filled the runner-up spot on his last three outings, another good account is forecast from Superbolt. However, the four-year-old is a further 2lb higher than his latest second at Hereford and he isn't certain to stay this distance. With that in mind, C&D winner CURRENT MOOD is taken to put her Hereford third behind her. Evan Williams' mare is only 3lb higher than her victory here two starts ago and she is unexposed in this discipline. Phantom Getaway is likely to be involved as well.
PHANTOM GETAWAY got his career back on track fitted with a tongue strap (also had a breathing operation) when runner-up at Ffos Las on return and should make a bold bid to go one place better. Superbolt has taken well to fences for this yard and rates the main threat.
He didn't jump well enough last time but BLAIRGOWRIE has strong claims if judged on his chase-debut second in January.
(5) Mustang Betty 12/1, Hooded and shaped quite nicely having been a long way back early when third of 10 at Warwick in November 2023. Off the track since. Quite promising debut when third at Warwick last November but not seen again since.
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1st (4) (6/4 +8%) Jackie Hobbs
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(4) Jackie Hobbs 6/4, £36,000 3-y-o, £130,000 4-y-o, Jack Hobbs filly. Dam fairly useful 2½m-3m hurdle winner. Won only outing in Irish points in March and transferred to a good yard. Lot to like. Bought for £130,000 after winning Irish point debut; new stable does very well in bumpers.
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2nd (8) (8/1 -140%) Service Minimum
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(8) Service Minimum 8/1, Sent off 15/2 and produced a promising first effort when third of 12 in bumper at Uttoxeter (2m, good to soft) 6 weeks ago. From a top stable and can be expected to improve. Stayed on for third on debut at Uttoxeter in October and has a big role to play here.
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3rd (6) (6/1 -20%) Pollyanna's Dream
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(6) Pollyanna's Dream 6/1, €52,000 My Dream Boat filly. Dam (c134/h132), 2m-3m hurdle/chase winner, half-sister to fairly useful hurdler/chaser (stayed 3¼m) Lord Ballim. Gambled on and showed plenty to work on when second of 8 starting out at Wincanton a month ago, albeit no match for the winner. Out of a useful jumper; good second on debut at Wincanton in October; shortlisted here.
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4th (3) (12/1 +25%) I Am The Moon
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(3) I Am The Moon 12/1, Pether's Moon mare. Dam (h142) bumper/2m-21f hurdle winner. Stuck to her task pretty well when fifth on 12 on last month's Ffos Las debut. Just a respectable fifth on debut at Ffos Las last month; needs to take a step forward.
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5th (9) (11/2 +21%) Sharp Glance
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11/2(+21%)
(9) Sharp Glance 11/2, Passing Glance filly. Sister to bumper winner Eyes Right and half-sister to modest hurdler Come On Nia, stays 21f. Makes plenty of appeal on paper. Out of a useful bumper/jumps winner for these connections; looks the part on paper.
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6th (1) (14/1 +72%) Another Pearl
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(1) Another Pearl 14/1, Blue Bresil filly. Dam triple bumper winner/fairly useful hurdler (19f winner, stayed 3m). Showed a bit amidst inexperience when sixth of 10 in bumper at Uttoxeter for Ryan Potter in April. Similar form for new yard 6 months later. Not disgraced on either outing but needs to improve to pose a serious threat.
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7th (11) (28/1 -75%) Astra Luna
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(11) Astra Luna 28/1, Sea The Moon filly. Half-sister to 3 winners, including modest hurdler Admirals Bay. Wears tongue strap for debut. Half-sister to a useful Flat racer and two other Flat winners; rare bumper runner for yard.
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8th (10) (66/1 -100%) Sure To Please
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(10) Sure To Please 66/1, Malinas filly. Sister to bumper/fairly useful 2½m hurdle winner Arakhan and half-sister to smart 7f/1m winner Fire Ship. Dam ran once on Flat. Half-sister to a Group 3 Flat winner; a couple of other newcomers appeal more.
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9th (7) (33/1 0%) Pooley's Promise
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(7) Pooley's Promise 33/1, Shirocco mare. Dam (h110), 2m hurdle winner, sister to fairly useful hurdler/winning chaser (stayed 2¾m) Storm of Swords. Third foal from a fair Irish hurdler; stable not known for winning bumpers.
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10th (12) (20/1 -11%) Pepper Queen
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(12) Pepper Queen 20/1, £9,000 3-y-o, first foal, dam, ran twice on Flat in France, closely related to useful hurdler/chaser (2m-2¼m winner) All The Answers out of useful hurdler/winning chaser Shatabdi (winner up to 2½m). First foal from a well-connected mare; worth a market check on debut.
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11th (2) (100/1 -52%) Belt Of Venus
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(2) Belt Of Venus 100/1, Telescope filly. Dam (h97), 2½m hurdle winner, half-sister to fairly useful hurdler/useful chaser (stays 3m) Pink Legend. First foal from a low-grade hurdle winner; stable not known for bumper success.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
SERVICE MINIMUM offered plenty to work with when third on her debut at Uttoxeter in October and she could be ready to open her account. The second that day subsequently hit the frame in a Listed NH Flat race at Cheltenham and Dan Skelton's filly ticks plenty of the right boxes. The 130,000-pound purchase Jackie Hobbs scored on her sole outing between the flags and market support for her would be interesting. Pollyanna's Dream and I Am The Moon are also worth a second look.
JACKIE HOBBS fetched £130,000 following her Irish point win in the spring and having transferred to Harry Derham, she may well be up to the job on Rules bow. Service Minimum showed plenty to work on starting out at Uttoxeter so she's second choice, ahead of Pollyanna's Dream.
Bought for a six-figure sum after her winning Irish point debut, JACKIE HOBBS recently had that form boosted by the runner-up.
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