Market Rasen Races & Results Tomform Sunday 7th July 2024
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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(4) Ten Ten Twenty 10/3, Winner on AW in April and ran creditably behind a progressive rival when second of 10 in handicap hurdle at Worcester (16f, good) 18 days ago, running on. Fancied to make his presence felt with a 10 lb conditional taking over in the plate. Won on the Flat in April and ran well in defeat when back over hurdles last month; player.
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2nd (3) (20/1 -1500%) Asa
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20/1(-1500%)
(3) Asa 20/1, Had cheekpieces on and got off the mark not before time in 10-runner handicap hurdle at Cartmel (22.1f, good) 9 days ago, having too much in hand to allow the runner-up back in after committing arguably sooner than ideal. Up 8 lb for that win but capable of following up in her current form. Came good with clearcut success in first-time cheekpieces at Cartmel last week; respected.
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3rd (2) (14/1 +13%) Agilulf
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14/1(+13%)
(2) Agilulf 14/1, Still looking for first success and whilst he dispelled a poor run at Perth when finishing midfield over 2m at Hexham in May, he was labouring from 3 out upped in trip and found to have bled back at latter course (23.3f, good) a fortnight ago. Good third in April, after a layoff, but three lesser efforts have followed.
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4th (5) (40/1 -300%) Princess Unique
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40/1(-300%)
(5) Princess Unique 40/1, Poor in bumpers/over hurdles. Didn't get very far on handicap debut back from a break at Fontwell (19.1f, good) in May and off a further 2 months since. Could only consider if backed. Unseated rider at first flight on handicap debut but remains unexposed at this level.
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5th (8) (28/1 -100%) Ideal De Romay
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28/1(-100%)
(8) Ideal De Romay 28/1, Successful at the third attempt in Irish points but has little form under Rules and was lit up in first-time blinkers back hurdling after only 8 days off at this track (23.1f, good) last month. Cheekpieces quickly reapplied and mark tumbles further. Not beaten far on handicap debut but pulled up twice since; too risky.
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6th (7) (20/1 -186%) Mackie Dee
20
20/1(-186%)
(7) Mackie Dee 20/1, Hurdles winner at Uttoxeter in June 2022 but you have to go back to 2020 for when this 12-y-o registered his sole success over fences. Shaped as if back in form and now reverts to the smaller obstacles from a much-reduced mark. Ran quite well over fences in blinkers here last month but this veteran is inconsistent.
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7th (9) (100/1 -400%) Bean Norty
100
100/1(-400%)
(9) Bean Norty 100/1, Little impact in 4 starts for Tom Lacey and little encouragement to glean from both starts for this yard (tongue tied on latest). Percentage call is to look elsewhere from just out of the weights. Yet to show any significant promise after six hurdling starts.
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8th (6) (100/1 -400%) Betty's Belle
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100/1(-400%)
(6) Betty's Belle 100/1, Bumper winner who was runner-up twice in handicaps for Ben Pauling last summer. However, she has largely struggled since joining present yard and is now 0-16 over hurdles following a first flight fall at Uttoxeter recently. Well handicapped on some of last year's placed form but has regressed in the meantime.
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|PU| (1) (100/1 -300%) Montys Rock
100
100/1(-300%)
(1) Montys Rock 100/1, Reached the frame in maiden hurdles in Ireland for Eoin Doyle but went with no promise on his first outing since leaving Eoin Doyle after 13 months off on handicap debut at Southwell (15.8f, good) recently. Tongue strap back on but can only be watched. Pulled up when 50-1 for last month's stable/handicap debut; moves up from 2f today.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
While a few of these arrive with something to prove, the same can't be said for ASA, a decisive winner over 2m6f at Cartmel last month. First-time cheekpieces (retained) were worn that day and should she progress further in them, a subsequent 8lb hike in the ratings might prove lenient. Ten Ten Twenty kept on into second over 2m at Worcester last time out and he is of interest upped in distance, while veteran 12-year-old Mackie Dee is no forlorn hope.
This could well develop into a match between ASA and Ten Ten Twenty, with preference for the former having belatedly opened her account in good style at Cartmel last week. Ten Ten Twenty found only a progressive rival too good at Worcester recently and David Jeffreys' 6-y-o may have to settle for silver again, with Ideal de Romay rounding off the shortlist from a basement mark in reapplied cheekpieces.
Preference is for TEN TEN TWENTY, who ran well in defeat behind a progressive rival last month.
(3) Bullion Boss 5/2, Sole success came over 3m at Musselburgh in January 2021 and having offered little in 3 starts since returning from a lengthy absence, he produced comfortably his best effort for a while equipped with a visor when second over 23f here 16 days ago. Claims with a repeat. On the downgrade now but went close in new headgear here (2m7f) last month.
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2nd (4) (6/1 -33%) Lenebane
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6/1(-33%)
(4) Lenebane 6/1, Maiden hurdler who ran her best race for some time in a refitted visor when runner-up over C&D 16 days ago, staying on without troubling the winner. Handicapper has afforded her a chance but she wouldn't be sure to be in same form here. Finished well from poor position fo second over C&D last month but others appeal more.
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3rd (5) (80/1 -967%) Fox's Socks
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80/1(-967%)
(5) Fox's Socks 80/1, Recorded a creditable third place finish at Huntingdon in April and dispelled a pair of lesser efforts when fifth of 10 in a C&D handicap in June, outpaced after 2 out before keeping on again run-in. Comes here operating from a basement mark and not discounted for all he's not scored since 2021. Not beaten far when fifth over C&D last month but is not one to rely upon.
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4th (1) (9/1 -170%) Kopa Kilana
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9/1(-170%)
(1) Kopa Kilana 9/1, Bumper winner who has yet to get his head in front over hurdles but he has gone close to bucking that trend in recent weeks, finding one too good on each of his last 2 starts at Hexham (16.2f). Likely he'll be thereabouts again back up in trip. 0-15 over hurdles but returned from layoff with two good Hexham seconds this season.
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5th (6) (20/1 -186%) Hope Hill
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20/1(-186%)
(6) Hope Hill 20/1, Well beaten in bumpers/novice hurdles but did at least show more making handicap debut when 10 lengths fifth of 9 in a C&D handicap 16 days ago. Has fewer miles on the clock than most here and he may be up to building on that. Weakened into fifth over C&D on last month's handicap debut but may still have potential.
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6th (2) (100/1 -525%) Western Glen
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100/1(-525%)
(2) Western Glen 100/1, Limited impact so far and having offered more encouraging signs when fourth in a C&D handicap in May, she's been most disappointing both starts since. Return to this venue needs to have a positive effect now. 0-8 over hurdles; fair fourth over C&D in May but two heavy defeats have followed.
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7th (7) (100/1 -1150%) High Yield
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100/1(-1150%)
(7) High Yield 100/1, Ran with credit in a couple of starts here last summer and shaped as if he'd come on for his first start for 8 months when seventh of 13 in handicap back here (16.6f) 4 weeks ago. No forlorn hope with that run under his belt stepping back up in trip following wind surgery. 0-9 over hurdles but ran okay last month, after a break, and should be on a workable mark.
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8th (9) (100/1 -100%) Mawlood
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100/1(-100%)
(9) Mawlood 100/1, t's now 19 runs since his last win in 2021 and he was again well held when last of 11 in handicap hurdle at Stratford (18.7f) 5 days ago. Can only be watched with blinkers now enlisted for the 1st time. Has struggled to get competitive off lowly marks this season; headgear switched today.
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|PU| (8) (11/1 +45%) Misscarlett
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11/1(+45%)
(8) Misscarlett 11/1, Losing run stretches back to 2021 and she ran some way below her best with a spin on the Flat under her belt when seventh of 9 in handicap hurdle at Hexham (23.3f, good to soft) 47 days ago. Others arrive with more pressing claims. Safely held at Hexham in May and remains without a win since 2021.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Given that Bullion Boss kept on well over 2m7f here last month, a drop in trip might not be ideal, but he must be respected in what looks a moderate affair. Preference, however, is for LENEBANE, who bounced back to form when filling the runner-up spot over C&D last month. A similar performance could see the mare strike at the 16th time of asking. Kopa Kilana is also noted.
BULLION BOSS produced easily his best performance since returning from his lengthy absence when runner-up over 23f here 16 days ago and, in the hope the headgear has the desired effect once more, he gets a tentative vote to end a losing run. Kopa Kilana steps back up in trip following a pair of good placed efforts and is feared, with low-mileage Hope Hill possibly capable of better still for Sue Smith.
Still well handicapped after going close in new headgear here last month, BULLION BOSS gets the vote.
(6) Masked Artist 40/1, Placed once from 3 starts in Irish points but pulled up in novice at Cartmel (22.1f, good to soft, 33/1) on NH debut 43 days ago. Tongue strap goes on for 1st time. Placed in a point but she was 33-1 when pulled up in a maiden hurdle at Cartmel.
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1st (3) (2/1 +11%) Gentle Life
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2/1(+11%)
(3) Gentle Life 2/1, Made a promising return from 25 months off when second of 12 in novice hurdle here (18.6f, good) on hurdles bow 30 days ago. That form has been franked and she holds leading claims. Plenty of positives in both her runs and beaten by a progressive one here last time.
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2nd (7) (9/2 -80%) O'grady's Hill
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9/2(-80%)
(7) O'grady's Hill 9/2, Successful in a point in Aprild and posted an encouraging second of 7 in bumper (13/8) at Uttoxeter (15.8f, soft) on NH debut 22 days ago. Much respected on her hurdles debut. Point winner and 2nd in a bumper; can improve now sent further over hurdles.
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3rd (1) (40/1 -789%) Beau Della
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40/1(-789%)
(1) Beau Della 40/1, Fair form in bumpers. 8/1 and hooded for 1st time when a promising second of 10 in novice at Bangor (19.6f, good) on hurdles bow 9 days ago. Can build on it now. Consistent and one formline suggests she has a similar chance to Gentle Life.
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4th (8) (50/1 -400%) Queens Venture
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50/1(-400%)
(8) Queens Venture 50/1, 40/1, ran on late when fourth of 10 in novice hurdle at Worcester (16f, good) on her hurdles bow 11 days ago. Can take a step forward over this longer distance. Hard to warm to right now and handicaps may see her in a better light at some point.
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5th (4) (100/1 -3900%) Hamartia
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100/1(-3900%)
(4) Hamartia 100/1, Placed twice in maiden hurdles in Ireland for Colm Murphy and has acquitted herself well for her current yard, cheekpieces on when second in handicap chase at Huntingdon (23.6f, good) 41 days ago. Not taken lightly reverted to hurdles. No wins in 11 but was placed over hurdles in Ireland and has been running well in chases.
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6th (2) (150/1 -275%) Dear Dot
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150/1(-275%)
(2) Dear Dot 150/1, 150/1, better effort over hurdles when fifth of 9 in novice at Hexham (20.1f, good) 14 days ago. Needs another step forward though. Formlines give her plenty to find with both Beau Della and Gentle Life.
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|U| (5) (300/1 -100%) Lucille Diamond
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300/1(-100%)
(5) Lucille Diamond 300/1, Yet to offer much in her three runs, coming in a remote fifth of 9 in novice at Stratford (18.7f, good to soft, 200/1) on hurdles bow 19 days ago. Completely tailed off in two bumpers and a novice hurdle; impossible to make a case.
14:50 Market Rasen Maiden Hurdle
(Class 4) 21f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Point-to-point winner O'GRADY'S HILL was sent off favourite for a bumper at Uttoxeter on her Rules debut last month, finishing second, and she is taken to progress for the switch to obstacles. Hamartia sets the standard with an official rating of 101 and she is unlikely to be far away, while others to note include Beau Della and the Fergal O'Brien-trained Gentle Life.
Fergal O'Brien's GENTLE LIFE shaped well after a long absence when runner-up on her hurdling bow here and can build on it and go one better now. Hamartia also has the form to play a part and is next on the list ahead of Bangor-second Beau Della and hurdling-newcomer O'Grady's Hill.
Hamartia just about has the least to prove but preference is for GENTLE LIFE who has lower mileage on the clock.
(3) Pillar Of Steel 22/1, As good as ever when getting back to winning ways in mares' handicap at Stratford last August but more miss than hit since. Beaten between 13l and 31l in three starts this campaign and she has to raise her game.
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2nd (1) (12/1 -71%) Noble Anthem
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12/1(-71%)
(1) Noble Anthem 12/1, Fairly useful Flat winner. Stepped up on previous efforts in this sphere when second in Kelso maiden (16.2f) in September and warrants respect on handicap hurdle debut. Dual Flat winner; ran well on final hurdle start and now makes his handicap debut.
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3rd (2) (14/1 -250%) Baskerville
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14/1(-250%)
(2) Baskerville 14/1, Confirmed promise of previous run when winning 9-runner novice hurdle (9/2) at Uttoxeter (15.8f, good to soft) 22 days ago, kept up to work. May have more to offer on switch to handicapping. Enters handicaps after breaking his duck in workmanlike fashion at Uttoxeter.
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4th (5) (33/1 -32%) Bannister
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33/1(-32%)
(5) Bannister 33/1, Multiple winner for Tom George but too keen after 11 months off when seventh of 9 in handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (15.8f, good) 73 days ago. Something to prove at present. Four-time winner; raced freely and ended up tailed off on April's return from an absence.
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5th (7) (100/1 -7146%) River Robe
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100/1(-7146%)
(7) River Robe 100/1, Rewarded strong support when making winning debut for new yard in 10-runner handicap hurdle over C&D (good to firm, 11/10) 16 days ago. 11 lb higher now but a bold follow-up bid seems assured. Cruised home here recently on stable debut; up 11lb but could be a sharp improver.
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6th (6) (100/1 -1150%) Ambassador
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100/1(-1150%)
(6) Ambassador 100/1, Added to his fine Uttoxeter record when scoring for third time there in May and arrives on back of creditable fourth of 9 in handicap hurdle at same course (15.8f, good) 31 days ago. Blinkers on first time. Not out of things. Has a change of headgear but solid chance on his recent visored form at Uttoxeter.
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7th (10) (50/1 -669%) Gms Prince
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50/1(-669%)
(10) Gms Prince 50/1, Still looking for first success and arrives on back of below-par effort at Huntingdon 47 days ago. However, has been cut some slack by the handicapper and the booking of Sean Bowen catches the eye. Has shown he can be competitive over hurdles and Sean Bowen taking over is no bad thing.
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8th (12) (100/1 -203%) Treasured Company
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100/1(-203%)
(12) Treasured Company 100/1, Dual winner in 2021 but lightly raced and largely disappointing since. 4 lb out of the handicap. Easy enough to look elsewhere. Two hurdle wins in 2021 but well below that level this year following a lengthy break.
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9th (9) (100/1 -614%) Mister Moodles
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100/1(-614%)
(9) Mister Moodles 100/1, Winner of a Doncaster novice in December and stepped up on previous handicap outing when fifth of 10 at Hexham (16.2f, good to soft) 22 days ago. Others look better treated, though. Cheekpieces on first time. Has to find something on his efforts in handicaps and this looks stronger than last time.
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10th (11) (100/1 -1011%) We'll Go Again
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100/1(-1011%)
(11) We'll Go Again 100/1, C&D winner back in 2022 and performed creditably in defeat over fences last summer. Switches to hurdling, back from 10-month absence, and is worth monitoring in market. Career-low mark and was running respectably over fences when last seen late last summer.
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11th (4) (150/1 -200%) Logan Rocks
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150/1(-200%)
(4) Logan Rocks 150/1, Fair maiden hurdler for Amy Murphy during 2019/20 season but offered little either start since returning from 4-year absence. Recently returned from a mammoth absence and has shown pretty much nothing.
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|PU| (8) (80/1 -100%) Very Excellent
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80/1(-100%)
(8) Very Excellent 80/1, Posted respectable effort on Flat last month but performed poorly the last twice in this discipline and makes limited appeal. Competitive mark and his recent Flat effort when close up at Ripon (1m2f) bodes well.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Having scored comfortably over 2m at Uttoxeter last month, Baskerville brings plenty of potential into handicaps and he merits serious consideration on his first start in this sphere. That said, preference is for RIVER ROBE. Dan Skelton's charge was last seen running out a ready winner of a C&D handicap on her stable debut and, for a yard which tends to excel with these types, the suspicion is that an 11lb hike may not be enough to anchor her. Noble Anthem has an interesting profile and completes the shortlist.
RIVER ROBE won with plenty in hand on her debut for Dan Skelton last month and can go in again. Noble Anthem and GMS Prince may give her most to think about.
Dan Skelton's RIVER ROBE looked way ahead of her mark here two weeks ago and an 11lb hit could be manageable.
(6) Clean Getaway 6/1, Long-standing maiden over hurdles but much improved when making a winning start to his chase career over 17f at Market Rasen. Respectable third at Stratford later that month and remains unexposed in this sphere. Readily beat Don Occhetti here on chase debut; ran respectably at Stratford since.
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2nd (2) (12/1 -20%) Tessy Lad
12
12/1(-20%)
(2) Tessy Lad 12/1, Fairly useful handicapper on Flat for Richard Hughes in 2022/23. Has essentially disappointed so far for this yard and not an obvious chasing type. Step in right direction on latest hurdles start; well treated based on Flat form.
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3rd (1) (9/1 -300%) Don Occhetti
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9/1(-300%)
(1) Don Occhetti 9/1, Little solid form in handful of hurdle starts but made much more of an impact sent chasing and fitted with headgear when 13 lengths second of 8 to Clean Getaway over C&D last month. 12 lb better off with that rival here so needs considering. Clear signs of improvement in C&D event last month on chase debut; respected.
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4th (4) (15/2 -15%) Gallow Ford
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15/2(-15%)
(4) Gallow Ford 15/2, Seen only sparingly since winning over hurdles at Exeter in April 2021 and shaped as if amiss after 6 months off (breathing operation in interim) at Worcester 11 days ago. Blinkers on 1st time/tongue strap back on. Good chance if taking well to first-time blinkers and drop in trip; on a very handy mark.
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5th (5) (100/1 -400%) Lone Soldier
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100/1(-400%)
(5) Lone Soldier 100/1, Free-going sort produced his best effort over hurdles when third in the mud at Wetherby (2m) in March. No show on chase debut subsequently, though (let go cheaply by Dan Skelton after), and well held back over timber on debut for this yard. Maiden; pulled up in both runs this term; best watched.
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6th (9) (80/1 -900%) Invincible Wish
80
80/1(-900%)
(9) Invincible Wish 80/1, Veteran who is a long-standing maiden over jumps but made first impact for a while when runner-up at Stratford last month. Far from sure to be in same form here, though. Respectable second last time but remains a maiden over jumps.
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7th (3) (40/1 -789%) Honneur De Sivola
40
40/1(-789%)
(3) Honneur De Sivola 40/1, Point winner who has finished second 4 times over fences. Shaped as if better for the run both starts in recent months so not taken lightly off a career-low mark. The return to chasing and booking of Sean Bowen are positives; interesting.
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8th (10) (100/1 -203%) Beannaigh Do
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100/1(-203%)
(10) Beannaigh Do 100/1, Has gone the wrong way since chase debut and others preferred. 3 lb out of weights. Still a maiden and holds weak claims on overall form.
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9th (7) (100/1 -525%) Miss Fedora
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100/1(-525%)
(7) Miss Fedora 100/1, Opened her account over hurdles Fontwell in November mostly disappointing since, including over fences this season. Regressive results switched to chasing this season.
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10th (8) (100/1 -300%) Let It Shine
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100/1(-300%)
(8) Let It Shine 100/1, Made the frame a few times after venturing down the handicap route last year. Well backed but ran poorly starting out for this yard at Warwick on return and fared no better fitted with headgear on chase bow at Worcester. Well beaten in both outings for new yard this term.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Clean Getaway (first) got the better of DON OCCHETTI (second) when the pair met over this track and trip last month but, with the latter much better off at the weights here, it would be no surprise if Dan Skelton's charge was able to reverse the form. Gallow Ford was the subject of market support when disappointing over 2m7f at Worcester latest, but his mark continues to fall and, sporting first-time blinkers on his second start after wind surgery, he cannot be overlooked.
HONNEUR DE SIVOLA has shaped as if needing the run on both his starts this season so could be worth chancing off a career-low mark. Don Occhetti made a promising start to his chase career when 13 lengths second to Clean Getaway over C&D last month and is 12 lb better off with that rival here. so Dan Skelton's charge rates the main threat.
Don Occhetti and Clean Getaway are obvious players, while GALLOW FORD and Honneur De Sivola are interesting types.
(6) Jerrash 2/1, Had gone the wrong way latterly for previous connections but has been transformed by a change of scenery, taking advantage of his much-reduced mark when cruising clear to land an 8-runner handicap at Bangor (20.3f, good) 9 days ago. Expected to be bang there. Easy Bangor winner off reduced mark; back up 8lb but might have turned a corner.
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2nd (5) (9/1 -170%) The Big Lense
9
9/1(-170%)
(5) The Big Lense 9/1, Has returned to form over hurdles of late, building on a fine second at Southwell to win a 6-runner handicap there (20.4f, soft) 33 days ago. Has to be respected back chasing. Recently scored over hurdles; runs off last winning chase mark which was only a year ago.
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3rd (3) (100/1 -900%) Saint Arvans
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100/1(-900%)
(3) Saint Arvans 100/1, Typically made hard work of things when keeping-on fourth over C&D (good to firm) 16 days ago. Frame claims again but others make more appeal for win purposes. Has little margin for error off this mark and he'd prefer further in an ideal world.
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4th (4) (100/1 -1438%) Itso Fury
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100/1(-1438%)
(4) Itso Fury 100/1, Useful handicap hurdler shaped as if in need of the run for both in terms of fitness and experience sent chasing when fourth of 6 at Southwell (20.4f, good) last month. Could do better with that under his belt. Three hurdle wins; jumping lacked fluency when well held on last month's chase debut.
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5th (1) (66/1 -1550%) Presentandcounting
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66/1(-1550%)
(1) Presentandcounting 66/1, Won 2 small-field chases at Ffos Las and Perth in the summer and turned in his most encouraging effort for a while when fourth of 9 in handicap chase at Perth (20.1f, good to firm) 28 days ago. Respected. Excellent strike-rate over fences and ran a solid race in defeat last time at Perth.
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6th (2) (100/1 -1567%) Before Midnight
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100/1(-1567%)
(2) Before Midnight 100/1, Shaped best when second of 5 in hunter chase at Ludlow (20f, soft) 96 days ago, collared only close home after quickening clear in the straight. On an interesting mark back in a handicap but needs to prove he fully stays this far. Not as good as he was but can live with this mark; latest effort not frowned upon.
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|PU| (7) (100/1 -900%) Flic Ou Voyou
100
100/1(-900%)
(7) Flic Ou Voyou 100/1, Somewhat hinted at a revival when third of 5 in handicap chase at Cartmel (25.5f, good to soft) 43 days ago, seeming stretched by the longer trip after making a bad mistake at 3 out. Others still preferred on balance. Prolific for Paul Nicholls; yet to fire for current yard but latest run was promising.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
SAINT ARVANS shaped better than the bare result suggests when staying on well to finish fourth in a warm handicap over C&D last time out and, eased 1lb, a bold showing looks assured. Jerrash clearly relished dropping in trip when running out an easy winner over an extended 2m4f at Bangor recently, and he is respected despite an 8lb rise, while The Big Lense was last seen winning gamely over hurdles at Southwell and is also noted.
JERRASH went with much more zest when scoring at Bangor last time out and can defy an 8 lb higher mark to follow up. The Big Lense has been in good heart hurdling recently and should be in the mix if able to translate that form to chasing, with Presentandcounting taken to round out the placings.
The Bowen yard won this last year with one in form and JERRASH (nap) got his career firmly back on track at Bangor nine days ago.
(3) Hall Lane 11/4, Back to form when runner-up at Southwell (20.4f) in April and shaped as if still in decent heart when fourth of 7 at this course (21.4f, good) last time, forcing the pace before weakening. Can give another good account. 0-6 over fences but remains interesting on peak effort and this new trip may help.
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2nd (4) (9/1 -889%) Phil De Pail
9
9/1(-889%)
(4) Phil De Pail 9/1, Lengthy absence prior to his return over hurdles in February and had dropped to a handy mark ahead of going chasing in May. Opened his account over fences at the second attempt at Uttoxeter (24f, good) a month ago, so he looks to hold leading claims. Scored comfortably at Uttoxeter and may be capable of further progress over fences.
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3rd (1) (66/1 -725%) Morning Spirit
66
66/1(-725%)
(1) Morning Spirit 66/1, It's been a while since his last win but he returned to form from out of the blue when second at Southwell (24.3f) in May. However, he failed to back that up when well beaten at Worcester last month. Others more persuasive. Best recent effort when second off top weight at Southwell on penultimate start.
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|PU| (2) (100/1 -1900%) Giovanni Change
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100/1(-1900%)
(2) Giovanni Change 100/1, All 4 wins over hurdles at this course and runner-up in handicap chase here (21.4f) on Boxing Day. Ran poorly at Perth on his latest outing, but he could fare better back at this venue from his 5 lb lower mark in this sphere. All hurdles wins at this venue; best chase effort when second here last December.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Now that the penny has dropped for PHIL DE PAIL after a commanding success at Uttoxeter last time out, the seven-year-old is likely to have plenty more improvement forthcoming as he looks to overcome a 7lb rise. Hall Lane has been relatively disappointing since a strong runner-up effort at Southwell in April, but stepping up in trip could be the making of him, while Morning Spirit is noted too.
PHIL DE PAIL stepped forward from his chasing debut when winning in impressive style at Uttoxeter last time and, with further progress to come over fences, he can go on to score again. Hall Lane made the frame once more at this course 23 days ago and could be the biggest theat, while Giovanni Change is a 4-time winner here over hurdles.
Uttoxeter winner PHIL DE PAIL is preferred. Hall Lane is second choice.
(1) I'd Go Maniac 17/2, 13/2, showed a bit when making late headway into sixth in an AW bumper at Lingfield last November. Potential improver switched to turf on return. Made just a mildly encouraging debut at Lingfield in November; improvement needed here.
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2nd (5) (66/1 -560%) Warfleet
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(5) Warfleet 66/1, Held back by inexperience when seventh of 11 on Worcester debut 18 days ago. Should be wiser this time. Stuck to task fairly well when seventh on recent debut but others have more obvious claims.
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3rd (7) (28/1 -100%) Getaway Frankie
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(7) Getaway Frankie 28/1, 4/1, ninth of 11 in bumper at Hexham (2m, good to soft) on debut 57 days ago. Can only really watch after that. Unable to justify market prominence when tailed off at Hexham in May.
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4th (8) (100/1 -900%) Blackwater Lilly
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(8) Blackwater Lilly 100/1, Casamento filly. Dam bumper winner/placed over hurdles. Worth a precautionary betting check on debut. First foal from a bumper winner; stable has the odd winner in this sphere.
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5th (2) (25/1 -1434%) Montana Golden
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(2) Montana Golden 25/1, 4/1, promising second of 12 in bumper at Worcester (2m, good to soft, 4/1) on debut 36 days ago. The one to beat. Second of 12 on recent debut at Worcester; probably sets a fair standard of rules form.
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6th (4) (100/1 -900%) Washpool
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(4) Washpool 100/1, Runner-up sole start in points (May 12). Betting should guide to expectations on bumper debut. Runner-up on point debut in May and new stable has healthy bumper strike-rate.
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7th (6) (40/1 -900%) You Moved On
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(6) You Moved On 40/1, Outstrip gelding. Half-brother to 7f/1m winner Remember Me. Dam unraced. Stable does well in bumpers so this newcomer has to enter the reckoning, particularly if the betting vibes are positive. Half-brother to a fair Flat winner; stable has very good strike-rate.
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8th (9) (100/1 -1718%) Ellie Blue
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(9) Ellie Blue 100/1, Blue Bresil filly. Half-sister to 3 winners, including useful hurdler/chaser Nells Son and fair hurdler Amberose. Makes some paper appeal for a stable which operates at a healthy 17% strike-rate in bumpers in the last 5 seasons. Half-sister to connections' useful jumper Nells Son; stable does well in bumpers.
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9th (3) (80/1 -60%) Threeandahalf
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(3) Threeandahalf 80/1, Down the field in bumpers 6 months apart. Brian Hughes takes the ride again but still hard to recommend. Unable to land any sort of blow on his first two outings; can't be recommended..
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
MONTANA GOLDEN came from off the pace to finish an encouraging second on debut at Worcester last month and the extra yardage here should be in his favour as he looks to go one better. The son of Mount Nelson sets the standard on form and it may be newcomer You Moved On who follows him home for a stable with an excellent record at this track. I'd Go Maniac got the hang of things late in the day when sixth on debut at Lingfield and could step forward.
MONTANA GOLDEN made an encouraging start to his career when second at Worcester last month and is taken to go one better now. The others with racecourse experience haven't achieved a great deal so the main threat may come from newcomers You Moved On and Ellie Blue.
Runner-up on last month's debut at Worcester, MONTANA GOLDEN is taken to go one better here.
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