Redcar Races & Results Tomform Monday 17th April 2023
There were 37 Races on Monday 17th April 2023 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Kelso, 8 races at Windsor, 7 races at Redcar, 7 races at Tramore, 7 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Monday 17th April 2023
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(3) Komat 3.5/1, Foaled March 10. Cable Bay filly. Dam, maiden (stayed 1½m), sister to smart 9f winner Counterparty Risk.
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2nd (8) (6.5/1 +7%) Vitarli
6.5
6.5/1(+7%)
(8) Vitarli 6.5/1, Foaled February 1. €18,000 yearling, Adaay filly. Dam maiden half-sister to useful 5f/6f winner Snap Shots.
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3rd (7) (20/1 +20%) Mistress Teite
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20/1(+20%)
(7) Mistress Teite 20/1, Foaled February 18. 5,500 gns yearling, Eqtidaar filly. Half-sister to 2-y-o 1m winner Rosardo Senorita and useful 2-y-o 6f winner The Organiser. Dam unraced half-sister to useful 2-y-o 7f winner Tiger Eye
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4th (5) (2.25/1 +36%) Match That
2.25
2.25/1(+36%)
(5) Match That 2.25/1, Foaled April 5. €21,000 yearling, resold 12,000 gns yearling, Dandy Man filly. Half-sister to several winners, including winner up to 1m Vero Atleta and 2-y-o 6f winner Glorious Lover, both useful. Dam 7f winner. Appealing newcomer.
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5th (1) (25/1 +0%) Chat Up Line
25
25/1(+0%)
(1) Chat Up Line 25/1, Foaled February 28. 7,000 gns foal, James Garfield filly. Half-sister to several winners, including 1¼m winner Too Friendly and winner up to 1¼m Ay Ay, both useful.
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6th (2) (11/1 +8%) Foxfield
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11/1(+8%)
(2) Foxfield 11/1, Foaled March 25. £28,000 yearling, Tasleet filly. Dam, 6f/7f winner (including at 2 yrs), half-sister to useful winner up to 9f Nocturnal Secret.
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7th (4) (2.5/1 +9%) Lyndsanda
2.5
2.5/1(+9%)
(4) Lyndsanda 2.5/1, Foaled March 27. €44,000 yearling, Dandy Man filly. Half-sister to 2-y-o 6f winner Nap Hand. Dam, 1m winner, closely related to useful winner up to 1½m (stayed 1¾m) Highgarden. Likely type.
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8th (6) (33/1 -32%) Miss Rainbow
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33/1(-32%)
(6) Miss Rainbow 33/1, Foaled February 26. €20,000 yearling, Holy Roman Emperor filly. Sister to 7f/1m winner Luminous Gate and half-sister to 3 winners, including smart winner up to 1m Boomshackerlacker and 9f/1¼m winner Girl's Hope.
LTO Selection:
13:15 Redcar Stakes (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Karl Burke needs no introduction when it comes to two-year-old fillies and LYNDSANDA could be primed to strike on her introduction, being related to first-time-out winner Nap Hand. She narrowly gets the vote ahead of the Amo Racing-owned Komat, who on pedigree may find this test a bit sharp on debut. A half-sister to a former smart juvenile in Glorious Lover, Match That is another to consider.
LYNDSANDA is bred to be sharp and is a half-sister to a juvenile winner, so she ticks plenty of boxes. In a field of newcomers, the market will be revealing but Match That and Komat are likely sorts on paper.
(7) Code Purple 4.5/1, 11/2, career best when winning 8-runner handicap at Newcastle (7.1f) 24 days ago. Seems sure to go well again for a thriving yard.
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2nd (9) (6.5/1 +13%) Martin's Brig
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6.5/1(+13%)
(9) Martin's Brig 6.5/1, Respectable fourth of 11 in handicap at Thirsk (7f, soft, 13/2) 13 days ago, unable to sustain effort. Consistent sort who should give his running once more.
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3rd (13) (14/1 +50%) Billy Wedge
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14/1(+50%)
(13) Billy Wedge 14/1, Hasn't won for a while and only fifth at Thirsk last time. Hard to make a case for from out of the weights.
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4th (10) (5/1 +75%) Bold Territories
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5/1(+75%)
(10) Bold Territories 5/1, Course winner. Down the field at Wolverhampton when last seen but could bounce back after 5 months off if the market speaks in his favour.
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5th (4) (12/1 -33%) Viva Voce
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12/1(-33%)
(4) Viva Voce 12/1, Course winner. Latest win at Southwell in March. Wasn't in the same form at Newcastle 17 days ago but could bounce back quickly.
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6th (12) (4/1 +64%) Mutanaaseq
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4/1(+64%)
(12) Mutanaaseq 4/1, Modest performer who didn't fire when last seen at Newcastle a month ago. Mark demands improvement so others are more persuasive.
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7th (5) (7/1 -56%) Asmund
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7/1(-56%)
(5) Asmund 7/1, C&D winner. Latest win here in October. Respectable fifth of 18 in handicap (16/1) at this C&D (heavy), sticking to task. Claims if he's tuned up after 167-day absence.
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8th (11) (12/1 -100%) Revoquable
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12/1(-100%)
(11) Revoquable 12/1, Back to form when runner-up at Thirsk recently and he's less expoosed than the bulk of his rivals, so merits consideration.
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9th (8) (6/1 +57%) Guest List
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6/1(+57%)
(8) Guest List 6/1, Sliding down the weights and wasn't discredited when sixth at Newcastle last time. Has been off 164 days since, though, and might need this.
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10th (6) (50/1 -100%) Doctor Khan Junior
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50/1(-100%)
(6) Doctor Khan Junior 50/1, Unexposed and might improve for a switch to handicaps, but handicapper hasn;t been lenient with opening mark and has a 10-month absence to overcome.
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11th (1) (50/1 -100%) Churchill Bay
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50/1(-100%)
(1) Churchill Bay 50/1, Returned to form on just his second start for current yard when third of 9 in handicap at Newcastle and wasn't ideally placed at Southwell next time. Not completely dismissed.
LTO Selection:
13:50 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Similar to his stable, CODE PURPLE has been in fine form of late and as long as he can transfer his all-weather form to the turf, he must hold every chance. The son of Ribchester gets the vote ahead of Revoquable, who ran a cracker when second at Thirsk last time out, as well as Asmund, who goes well here. Completing the shortlist are the likes of Martin's Brig, Miss Britain and Zumurud.
Having scored at Newcastle last time, CODE PURPLE makes plenty of appeal for a stable that is enjoying a fine run of late. Revoquable and Martin's Brig look the chief dangers in a race where most have something to prove.
(4) Concorde 0.67/1, More than hinted at ability in 3 quick runs on AW last autumn and strikes as a sure-fire improver now handicapping for his excellent stable.
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2nd (2) (12/1 +14%) Khangai
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12/1(+14%)
(2) Khangai 12/1, Modest form. Eighth of 9 in handicap (17/2) at Kempton (1m) 19 days ago. First-time tongue tie needs to have a positive effect.
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3rd (1) (3.33/1 +26%) Leap Year Lad
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3.33/1(+26%)
(1) Leap Year Lad 3.33/1, Maiden who arrives in form from AW but he has looked a tricky customer when runner-up last twice, looking hesitant under pressure in cheekpieces (off now) at Southwell latterly. Looks sure to figure but might have to settle for minor honours again.
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4th (3) (10/1 +17%) Zakram
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10/1(+17%)
(3) Zakram 10/1, Largely reliable at 2 and might have needed the run when well beaten on his Bath reappearance 10 days ago.
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5th (6) (20/1 +9%) The Go To
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20/1(+9%)
(6) The Go To 20/1, Showed a bit in 3 outings last autumn and has a modest mark to work with now handicapping on his return.
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6th (5) (12/1 -33%) Tollerton Forest
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12/1(-33%)
(5) Tollerton Forest 12/1, Won on successive days at Wolverhampton (9.5f) and Kempton (7f) in January. Good third next 2 starts and failed to stay 1½m when a well-held third at Southwell latest.
LTO Selection:
14:25 Redcar Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.
This can go the way of CONCORDE, who may not have shown much in three starts at two, but the form of those races has worked out well and the step up in trip is another plus on his handicap debut. George Boughey's charge has undergone a gelding operation during his time off and is far less exposed than Tollerton Forest, who has been holding her form well. Leap Year Lad also has consistency on his CV and shouldn't remain a maiden for too much longer.
CONCORDE very much has the profile of one who could prove a different proposition now handicapping and is preferred to Leap Year Lad, who comes here in good form but isn't straightforward. Tollerton Forest looks best of the rest.
(7) Maysong 7/1, Consistent sort who arrives on the back of a good third in handicap at Doncaster (1m, heavy) 16 days ago. Can be thereabouts once again.
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2nd (4) (12/1 -50%) Shaladar
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12/1(-50%)
(4) Shaladar 12/1, Three wins from 11 runs last year, with his latest success at Ayr (1m, soft) in September. Again ran well when second at Nottingham (8.3f, heavy) the following month, so he can make his presence felt up in grade.
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3rd (1) (5/1 +29%) La Trinidad
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5/1(+29%)
(1) La Trinidad 5/1, Twelve runs since last win in 2021, but shaped as if back in form when third of 11 in handicap at this C&D (soft) when last seen in October. On a handy mark if ready to go on his return.
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4th (8) (33/1 -230%) Give It Some Teddy
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33/1(-230%)
(8) Give It Some Teddy 33/1, Six-time course winner (4 over C&D), including this race back in 2019. Won here on his final start last season in 18-runner handicap (7f, heavy) in November, so he's not dismissed lightly back at this course on his return.
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5th (6) (10/1 -33%) Crownthorpe
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10/1(-33%)
(6) Crownthorpe 10/1, Has done little wrong for current connections, making it three wins from 5 starts this year when landing 7-runner handicap at Chelmsford City (1m) 16 days ago. Up in grade but he remains on a good mark based on old form.
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6th (3) (10/1 +17%) Swiss Ace
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10/1(+17%)
(3) Swiss Ace 10/1, Bounced back to his best when winning at Newcastle (7.1f) in March and shaped as if still in good form when fifth of 8 at Lingfield (7f) 19 days ago. More needed back up in trip.
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7th (2) (3.33/1 +39%) Young Fire
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3.33/1(+39%)
(2) Young Fire 3.33/1, C&D winner who ended long losing run when scoring at Wolverhampton (8.6f) last month, but never a threat when fifth of 7 at the same C&D next time. Needs everything to drop right.
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8th (9) (7.5/1 -7%) Copper And Five
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7.5/1(-7%)
(9) Copper And Five 7.5/1, Hit and miss in the latter half of 2022, but beaten only a length by Belhaven when fourth at this C&D on his final start of the campaign. Capable of getting involved off his current mark.
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9th (5) (3.33/1 -11%) Belhaven
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3.33/1(-11%)
(5) Belhaven 3.33/1, Three wins from 6 runs last year, getting back on the up when successful in 12-runner handicap at this C&D (good to soft) when last seen in October. Can pick up where she left off to make a winning return.
LTO Selection:
15:00 Redcar Handicap (Class 3) 8f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
MAYSONG finished a fine third in the Spring Mile at Doncaster earlier in the month and Alice Haynes' inmate should take plenty of stopping off only 1lb higher. This is a competitive affair, with Crownthorpe chasing a hat-trick on the switch to the turf, and last-time-out course winners Give It Some Teddy and Belhaven, who claimed the final of this series, both returning. Shaladar is another to note if picking up where he left off in 2022.
A competitve contest, with preference for BELHAVEN who can pick up where she left off from last season and make it 3 wins from 3 starts at this C&D. Harry Eustace's filly is taken to see off the challenge of fellow 4-y-o Shaladar who also ended 2022 in good form, while Maysong is respected after running well at Doncaster 16 days ago.
(7) Dubai Crystal 10/1, Bred to be smart but just modest form in AW maidens, running green at Wolverhampton on return last month.
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2nd (6) (10/1 +60%) Double Oban
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10/1(+60%)
(6) Double Oban 10/1, Improved from debut at Newcastle (10.2f) 14 days ago but handicaps will be more his bag.
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3rd (2) (18/1 -140%) Bringbackmemories
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18/1(-140%)
(2) Bringbackmemories 18/1, Winning hurdler who was capable of fairly useful form on the level last year. Starts out for another new yard and has Flat races in him.
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4th (3) (3.33/1 -104%) Peace Man
3.33
3.33/1(-104%)
(3) Peace Man 3.33/1, From a good family (has more of a sprinting pedigree) and shaped well on belated debut at Wolverhampton (8.6f) 5 weeks ago, very green and nearest at the finish. Will improve.
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5th (4) (7.5/1 +38%) Baileys Khelstar
7.5
7.5/1(+38%)
(4) Baileys Khelstar 7.5/1, Appealing pedigree but 100/1 and proved green in 1m Kempton novice on debut in December, getting the hang of things late on.
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6th (5) (0.91/1 +39%) Bystander
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0.91/1(+39%)
(5) Bystander 0.91/1, €100,000 foal, 150,000 gns yearling, Dark Angel colt. Brother to useful 2-y-o 7f/1m winner Stage Magic. Yard can ready one and he's got to be on the shortlist.
LTO Selection:
15:35 Redcar Stakes (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
PEACE MAN didn't see a racecourse until March but it is interesting that connections have persevered with the four-year-old son of Kingman, and there was plenty to like about his staying-on fourth over an extended mile at Wolverhampton, with the penny dropping all too late. His stable doesn't have too many representatives here, but have struck with two of their five Redcar runners in the last five years. Bringbackmemories is fit from hurdling for his first appearance for Iain Jardine, although 150,000gns Dark Angel colt Bystander is perhaps the bigger danger.
PEACE MAN seems sure to improve from his first run at Wolverhampton 5 weeks ago and looks the one to beat, though keep an eye on the Chrisford's newcomer Bystander in the betting.
Peace Man is worthy of respect but, in receipt of 17lb from that older rival, the suggestion is interesting newcomer BYSTANDER.
(9) Charlie's Humour 25/1, No real impact in a trio of starts last year and remains to be seen if switch to handicapping brings about improvement on return here.
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1st (6) (9/1 +36%) Iato's Angel
9
9/1(+36%)
(6) Iato's Angel 9/1, Won 1 of her 6 starts in 2022 and acquitted herself well in defeat in 3 AW outings this year. Upped in trip now and vulnerable to less exposed sorts.
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2nd (5) (2.5/1 +25%) Cantora
2.5
2.5/1(+25%)
(5) Cantora 2.5/1, Promising type who won a brace of nurseries (including one at this course) on slow ground last term. Should be straighter for recent Lingfield return and must enter calculations.
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3rd (3) (2.5/1 +0%) Glorious Lion
2.5
2.5/1(+0%)
(3) Glorious Lion 2.5/1, Showed more than previously when fifth of 10 in minor event (4/1) at Newcastle (7.1f) 54 days ago. Upped in trip for handicap bow and remains open to improvement. Cheekpieces on first time.
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4th (4) (9/1 -6%) Leading Company
9
9/1(-6%)
(4) Leading Company 9/1, Bagged a hat-trick of nurseries last summer and ended campaign with respectable second of 7 at Ffos Las (7.4f, good) in August. Longer trip/easier ground to face on return now but warrants respect.
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5th (2) (8/1 +33%) Rievaulx Raver
8
8/1(+33%)
(2) Rievaulx Raver 8/1, Fair winner at Ripon last summer and returned with creditable third of 5 in handicap (15/2) at Newcastle (10.2f) 33 days ago. Cheekpieces back on. Should give another good account but others hold stronger claims.
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6th (1) (4.5/1 -64%) Wadacre Gomez
4.5
4.5/1(-64%)
(1) Wadacre Gomez 4.5/1, Much improved when taking 6-runner minor event at Newcastle (10.2f) 14 days ago. Switches to handicapping now and may have more to offer yet.
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7th (8) (16/1 +36%) Angel's Voice
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16/1(+36%)
(8) Angel's Voice 16/1, Matched debut form when third of 9 on nursery bow at Southwell (8.1f) in this headgear in October, but vulnerable to improvers off similar mark starting out for new yard now.
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8th (7) (33/1 -32%) Barossa
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33/1(-32%)
(7) Barossa 33/1, Thrice-raced maiden. Showed more than previously when third of 7 in minor event (40/1) at this course (9f, soft) in October. May do better now sent handicapping although opening mark could have been kinder.
LTO Selection:
16:10 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
It's safe to say the James Ferguson yard has hit the ground running this season, and GLORIOUS LION could be set to add to that tally. The son of Roaring Lion hinted at ability in his three qualifying runs but, upped in trip and with cheekpieces applied for his handicap debut, it would be no surprise were he to take a significant step forward. Leading Company was progressive last season and must be of interest on his comeback, along with recent Newcastle scorer Wadacre Gomez.
Preference is for WADACRE GOMEZ, who has improved with each outing and won with plenty in hand at Newcastle a fortnight ago. Cantora and Glorious Lion rate the principal dangers.
Judged on breeding there should be more to come from WADACRE GOMEZ. Cantora and Glorious Lion are feared most.
(7) Lunar Jet 5/1, C&D winner. Creditable third of 12 in handicap at Doncaster (10.2f, heavy) 16 days ago. Fifteen runs since his last win in 2020, though.
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2nd (13) (12/1 -20%) Contrast
12
12/1(-20%)
(13) Contrast 12/1, Scored at Nottingham in October and resumed with a good third of 9 in handicap at Newcastle (10.2f) 67 days ago. Form has been franked so he's a player off a 4 lb lower mark here.
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3rd (6) (16/1 -33%) Morning Sun
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16/1(-33%)
(6) Morning Sun 16/1, Lightly-raced maiden. Creditable third of 10 in handicap at Windsor (8.1f, good) 7 months ago on his final run for Sir Michael Stoute. Not taken lightly on his yard debut.
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4th (8) (10/1 -54%) Benadalid
10
10/1(-54%)
(8) Benadalid 10/1, Fourteen runs since last win in 2021 but posted a very good nose second of 9 to Aone Ally in handicap at Doncaster (10.2f, heavy) 16 days ago. Needs considering.
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5th (1) (11/1 -22%) Natchez Trace
11
11/1(-22%)
(1) Natchez Trace 11/1, Ended last term in good nick, scoring at Kempton and ridden too aggresively when sixth there 168 days ago. Merits consideration on his return.
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6th (12) (8.5/1 +29%) Cusack
8.5
8.5/1(+29%)
(12) Cusack 8.5/1, Got right back on track with success in 7-runner handicap at Newcastle (10.2f) 17 days ago. Up 4 lb but can give another good account.
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7th (10) (2.5/1 +55%) Aone Ally
2.5
2.5/1(+55%)
(10) Aone Ally 2.5/1, 5/2, confirmed earlier promise when getting off the mark in 9-runner handicap at Doncaster (10.2f, heavy) 16 days ago by nose from Benadalid. Ought to be in the shake-up again.
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8th (4) (6.5/1 -44%) Richard P Smith
6.5
6.5/1(-44%)
(4) Richard P Smith 6.5/1, On the up last autumn when fitted with cheekpieces, scoring at Yarmouth and Windsor (11.4f, good to soft). Off 6 months but very much one to consider.
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9th (14) (20/1 -43%) Soaring Star
20
20/1(-43%)
(14) Soaring Star 20/1, Temperamental sort. 7/1, good third of 7 to Cusack in handicap at Newcastle (10.2f) 17 days ago. Blinkers on 1st time. Eleven runs since his last win in 2022, however.
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10th (11) (25/1 +0%) Red Astaire
25
25/1(+0%)
(11) Red Astaire 25/1, Fair maiden who signed off for 2022 with creditable eighth of 11 in handicap at Pontefract (8f, good). Not discounted on his seasonal return.
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11th (5) (11/1 -10%) Flag Of Truth
11
11/1(-10%)
(5) Flag Of Truth 11/1, Thrice-raced maiden. 8/1, first run since leaving Roger Varian when staying-on third of 10 in minor event at Lingfield (7f, AW) 8 months ago. Significantly back up in trip for his handicap debut. More to offer.
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12th (3) (22/1 +12%) Merseyside
22
22/1(+12%)
(3) Merseyside 22/1, Scored at Longchamp in May. In need of run on yard debut when tenth of 11 in handicap at Southwell (12.1f) 6 months ago. Needs to hit the ground running after breathing surgery.
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13th (2) (50/1 -52%) Baikal
50
50/1(-52%)
(2) Baikal 50/1, Fair maiden for Michael Wigham. Off 6 months before sixth of 7 in novice hurdle at Huntingdon (15.8f, good to soft) on NH debut 43 days ago. Since had a wind op. No forlorn hope.
LTO Selection:
16:40 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
There was little to separate Aone Ally (winner) and BENADALID (second) when the pair met at Doncaster's Lincoln meeting, but the latter is a bit better off at the weights and is fancied to reverse that form en route to victory. Flag Of Truth makes some appeal ahead of his handicap debut, while Baikal showed plenty of ability when trained by Kevin Ryan and is another to be interested in on his second start for the Adam West team.
Lots with chances but CONTRAST is able to race off a 4 lb lower mark than when a good Newcastle third last time (form been franked) so gets the vote. Recent Doncaster scorer Aone Ally is feared most with hat-trick seeking Richard P Smith and the lightly-raced Morning Sun completing the shortlist.
With the cheekpieces retained RICHARD P SMITH (nap) is taken to complete a hat-trick. Aone Ally is second choice.
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