There were 23 Races on Sunday 10th November 2024 across 3 meetings. There was 8 races at Naas, 8 races at Ffos Las, 7 races at Sandown, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (3)  (16/5 +42%)Act Of Authority |
16/5(+42%) |  | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Act Of Authority 16/5, Successful on 3 of his half-a-dozen starts as a novice last season and signed that campaign off with a good sixth in a valuable handicap here (2m) in April. Never figured on reappearance in Silver Trophy at Chepstow 4 weeks ago but that ought to have blown the cobwebs away. Well beaten on return but remains of interest in view of last season's novice promise. |
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2nd (6)  (3/1 +10%)Don't Tell Su |
3/1(+10%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Don't Tell Su 3/1, Bumper winner. Bright start over hurdles last season, completing simple task in a Wincanton maiden (15.2f) in March. Signed off with a solid second of 9 on handicap debut at Ayr (20.5f) in April and he commands respect for his top yard after 6 months off. Badly hampered when second on handicap debut at Ayr in April; retains same mark; player. |
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3rd (5)  (17/2 -6%)Samuel Spade |
17/2(-6%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Samuel Spade 17/2, Capitalised on the ease in grade when scoring at Huntingdon (20.6f) in March but rather typically made mistakes and was below form when eleventh of 15 in handicap hurdle at Cheltenham (20.2f) a month later. Returns with yard going nicely however, if he can keep the errors at bay. Inconsistent but has won four of his 12 hurdle starts and could be a contender. |
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4th (2)  (16/1 -100%)Henri The Second |
16/1(-100%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Henri The Second 16/1, Useful in bumpers and quickly reached a similar level over hurdles, winning C&D Grade 2 just under 2 years ago. However, absent since being pulled up on chase debut here (20f) 12 months ago and the market may prove a useful guide returned to hurdles now. Grade 2 C&D novice hurdler winner in December 2022; returns from a year off today. |
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5th (9)  (11/2 +73%)Through The Ages |
11/2(+73%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (9) Through The Ages 11/2, Fair form when landing small-field juvenile hurdles at Huntingdon/Newbury around the turn of the year. Hasn't matched that form on 2 of his 3 starts since, latterly on return from 6 months off when seventh of 11 in handicap hurdle at Chepstow (2m) 29 days ago. Back up in trip. Won two juvenile hurdles last winter but unable to threaten in handicaps subsequently. |
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6th (4)  (4/1 +0%)Vincenzo |
4/1(+0%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Vincenzo 4/1, Placed in some good maiden/novice events and made most of good opportunity at Exeter (16.7f) in April. Returned with a good third in Grade 2 Persian War at Chepstow last month and he's one to consider now switched to handicaps. Third in Grade 2 novice at Chepstow last month; brings potential to his handicap debut. |
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7th (7)  (14/1 +0%)Arqoob |
14/1(+0%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Arqoob 14/1, A fairly useful 2m winner (course winner) but ended last season with a below-par display and disconcerting he again finished well held last of 9 in handicap hurdle at Aintree (20f) 2 weeks ago. Needs to leave that well behind. On a handy mark on last season's best, but there was no return to form on recent comeback. |
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8th (1)  (12/1 -118%)Monviel |
12/1(-118%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Monviel 12/1, Confirmed himself back in good heart during the spring, showing no ill effects of his unseat over C&D in April when second at Uttoxeter (20f) the following month. Won after a break previously and his yard have made an excellent start to the campaign. Shortlisted. Runner-up at Uttoxeter in May when last seen; has won when fresh; could have part to play. |
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|PU| (8)  (28/1 -211%)Falco Des Pins |
28/1(-211%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (8) Falco Des Pins 28/1, Ex-French performer who was steadily progressive last season, best effort yet when second of in juvenile hurdle at Angers (16.9f) in March. Goes handicapping for new yard with a good record with new recruits and he's worthy of note, particularly if strong in the betting. Unexposed 4yo whose new trainer does well with French recruits; market check advised. |
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Don't Tell Su and Vincenzo can both make the running and could set testing fractions. The former, who is of low milage, is particularly attractive on just his second start in a handicap. However, his stable companion HENRI THE SECOND offers more intrigue. A Grade 2 over C&D as a five-year-old, the son of Saddler Maker can go well fresh and, with proven effectiveness at this venue, he could be the one to benefit most with his stamina more assured.
Claims can be made for several here and it may pay to take a chance on Venetia Williams' FALCO DES PINS. A low-mileage 4-y-o, he signed off his time in France with a good second at Angers in the spring and he appeals as the type to make his mark now handicapping/up in trip before the benefit of market clues. Vincenzo, Monviel and Don't Tell Su all command respect also.
Preference is for ACT OF AUTHORITY who stayed on well in a competitive 2m handicap here in April. Don't Tell Su is a danger.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2)  (5/2 -25%)El Rio |
5/2(-25%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) El Rio 5/2, Low-mileage 7-y-o who resumed with success in 8-runner handicap chase at Huntingdon (19.9f, good) 33 days ago. Up 6 lb but he merits serious consideration once more. Won at Huntingdon on second chase start; needs to back that up but things may have clicked. |
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2nd (1)  (5/2 -33%)Passing Well |
5/2(-33%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Passing Well 5/2, Got off the mark over fences at Lingfield last November but came in last of 4 at Newbury in March. Tongue strap goes back on for his return and in the picture with yard going well. Looked good late last year and a break may have helped; goes well fresh; considered. |
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3rd (3)  (5/1 +9%)Mole Court |
5/1(+9%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Mole Court 5/1, Made it 5 wins in this sphere at Huntingdon in April but he posted a below-par tenth of 18 in handicap chase at Cheltenham (25f, good) 16 days ago. Needs to get back on track. Inconsistent but just 2lb higher than for April win; may improve for recent Cheltenham run. |
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4th (6)  (11/2 +31%)Abingworth |
11/2(+31%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Abingworth 11/2, A dual chase scorer (up to 2m4f) last term but brought down 6th in handicap chase at Huntingdon (19.9f, good) 33 days ago. Very much one to consider. Prone to making mistakes but not his fault he unseated last time; won twice last season. |
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5th (5)  (13/2 +41%)Belgarum |
13/2(+41%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Belgarum 13/2, Much improved since sent chasing, scoring emphatically at Plumpton (2m4f) in September. Pulled up at Chepstow (3m) last time but no surprise to see him bounce back here with cheekpieces added. Two easy wins in a row, then a bad mistake proved costly at Chepstow; could bounce back. |
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|PU| (4)  (12/1 -33%)Hudson De Grugy |
12/1(-33%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Hudson De Grugy 12/1, C&D winner but he made mistakes when seventh of 8 in handicap chase at Uttoxeter (24f) in April. Cheekpieces replace visor for his return and not discounted. His jumping is a worry but he's attractively handicapped and likes it here. |
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EL RIO was in a dominant mood when making a winning return at Huntingdon last month and, barring a mistake at the last, the seven-year-old showed he is adaptable over fences and should have more to offer from just 6lb higher. Passing Well is surely better than he managed when letting favourite backers down in a similar event at Newbury when last seen and could bounce back with trip and ground to suit. Belgarum and Abingworth are both on retrieval missions but could figure if their jumping improves.
None of these can be ruled out but the vote goes to EL RIO who returned in style when successful at Huntingdon and can defy a 6 lb weights rise with few miles still on the clock. The reappearing Passing Well is feared most from the in-form Jamie Snowden yard ahead of Gary and Josh Moore's pair Abingworth and Hudson de Grugy.
Topweight PASSING WELL was looking good at this stage last season and reappears with his trainer Jamie Snowden in fine form.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (8)  (9/4 -29%)Anno Power |
9/4(-29%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (8) Anno Power 9/4, Looked very promising in bumpers last season, winning at Ascot and Cheltenham once a hood went on. Good prospect for hurdling, a pure 2-miler on running style, although she looks to live on her nerves (free-goer) so her abundant ability will need to be channelled correctly. Won mares' bumpers at Ascot/Cheltenham; highly likeable prospect; could play leading role. |
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2nd (1)  (13/2 +46%)Big Ginge |
13/2(+46%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Big Ginge 13/2, Showed plenty of ability in trio of bumpers last season, headed dying strides having raced freely in 16-runner event at Ludlow in April. Bright prospect for hurdling. Hurdle debut; showed promise in bumpers but others had stronger form in that sphere. |
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3rd (3)  (14/1 -75%)De Kingpin |
14/1(-75%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) De Kingpin 14/1, Well-bred 5-y-o who was picked up for £70,000 after finishing runner-up on second of 2 starts in Irish points and made an encouraging start to his career under Rules in 4-runner Doncaster bumper in March. Seems sure to have a future over jumps. Runner-up in a point and a bumper; may not come into his own until tackling further. |
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4th (4)  (125/1 -279%)Moab |
125/1(-279%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Moab 125/1, Fair maiden on the Flat and has shown aptitude for hurdling in 2 starts (not knocked about latest). Needs this for a handicap mark. Ordinary maiden on the Flat and beaten in the region of 16l on his two hurdle starts. |
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5th (6)  (80/1 -21%)Sandscape |
80/1(-21%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Sandscape 80/1, Well held in Hereford bumper and Market Rasen maiden hurdle 7 months apart. Soundly beaten on both starts (bumper/maiden hurdle) and he's hard to fancy. |
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6th (7)  (10/3 -11%)Tradecraft |
10/3(-11%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Tradecraft 10/3, Runner-up in bumpers at Ascot and Kempton last winter before struggling in good contest at the Punchestown Festival. Plenty of potential for jumping. Runner-up in two warm bumpers last season; top stable has won three of last eight runnings. |
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7th (2)  (25/1 +38%)Brother Boris |
25/1(+38%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Brother Boris 25/1, Showed ability in a bumper and 2 hurdles in the spring. Might need this and handicaps over further will probably be his bag. His yard is in fine form but he's yet to threaten and is likely to be vulnerable once more. |
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8th (5)  (15/8 +17%)Noahsgreatrainbow |
15/8(+17%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Noahsgreatrainbow 15/8, Made a likeable winning debut in bumper at Wincanton on Boxing Day and ran a fine race when second in listed contest at Newbury in February. Good hurdles prospect. Runner-up in Listed bumper; leading claims if transferring that promise to hurdles. |
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ANNO POWER showed stacks of promise by winning two of her three starts in bumpers and is of high interest setting out over timber for the first time. A half-sister to a winner in this discipline, the Harry Fry-trained mare looks a bright prospect and commands serious attention granted the 7lb mares' allowance. Noahsgreatrainbow was a close second in a Listed bumper at Newbury when last seen and looks an obvious threat on that basis. Big Ginge and De Kingpin are also noteworthy contenders.
Some good hurdling prospects here, with NOAHSGREATRAINBOW taken to make a winning start in this sphere after a fine run in a listed bumper at Newbury when last seen. The free-going Anno Power could be very exciting if channelling her energy correctly. Nicky Henderson's Tradecraft could also be useful.
Listed bumper runner-up NOAHSGREATRAINBOW is an exciting prospect for Harry Derham and is taken to make a winning start over hurdles.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2)  (11/2 +45%)Brookie |
11/2(+45%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Brookie 11/2, A fairly useful hurdler/chaser in Ireland who advanced his form when landing a pair of handicap hurdles for his current yard last winter. Not ruled out reverted to fences for his seasonal return. Hasn't shone over fences previously but this three-time hurdle winner is not discounted. |
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2nd (3)  (7/2 +65%)Classic Anthem |
7/2(+65%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Classic Anthem 7/2, Expensive recruit from the Irish pointing field who scored over hurdles at Sandown (2m) in December. Not discredited when fourth in handicap at Southwell in May but this is no easy introduction to chasing. Won here over hurdles and this lightly raced point winner could be suited by fences. |
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3rd (4)  (13/2 +59%)Kansas Du Berlais |
13/2(+59%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Kansas Du Berlais 13/2, A fairly useful hurdles winner who comes here on the back of a well-held fourth of 6 in novice at Ascot (12f) on Flat debut 37 days ago. Goes over fences now with plenty on his plate. Two-time hurdle winner; improvement needed from 2lb out of the handicap on chase debut. |
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|PU| (1)  (8/11 -227%)Jeriko Du Reponet |
8/11(-227%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Jeriko Du Reponet 8/11, Successful on his only start in points and looked a fine prospe when winning his 3 starts over hurdles, bagging the Grade 2 Rossington Main at Doncaster. Pulled up in Supreme Hurdle at Cheltenham on his final run but remains with considerable potential now going chasing. Most interesting. Exciting prospect; excuse for sole defeat; top trainer has high hopes for him over fences. |
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JERIKO DU REPONET looks just the type that could excel over fences this season for leading connections, having scored in a point-to-point previously. Unbeaten in three starts over hurdles last season before an excusable display when pulled up in the Supreme. The five-year-old sets a lofty standard on form and is preferred to fellow chasing newcomer Kansas Du Berlais, who had a decent pipe-opener on the Flat at Ascot last month. Twice a winner last season for new connections, Brookie could be interesting if taking to this discipline on the fourth attempt.
JERIKO DU REPONET brings considerable potential to the novice chasing ranks and is fancied to go in at the first time of asking before tackling better company. Brookie has experience on his side and appeals as the one to chase home Nicky Henderson's smart winning hurdler.
The Nicky Henderson-trained JERIKO DU REPONET could evolve into a top-notch novice chaser and he can make light of his opening mark.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (2)  (9/2 +10%)Ooh Betty |
9/2(+10%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Ooh Betty 9/2, Three wins last season, including a Hereford handicap, and ended her campaign with a series of good placed efforts. Has had wind surgery ahead of reappearance. Should be competitive if ready to roll. Second in Listed mares' novice at Cheltenham in April when last seen; respected on return. |
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2nd (7)  (6/1 +33%)Jour D'evasion |
6/1(+33%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Jour D'evasion 6/1, Fair novice hurdle winner last season. 14/1 when unseating at the first on Ascot handicap debut/reappearance 8 days ago. Pretty consistent in novice hurdles last season and not ruled out for in-form trainer. |
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3rd (3)  (6/5 +52%)Lario |
6/5(+52%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Lario 6/5, Winner of his completed start over hurdles for Anthony Charlton last winter and creditable third in novices in the spring on first 2 outings for Harry Derham. Failed to feature in a warm C&D handicap on his final start but no surprise were he to make more of an impact this time. Merely mid-division over C&D on handicap debut but in calmer waters today; player. |
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4th (5)  (18/1 -200%)Peking Opera |
18/1(-200%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Peking Opera 18/1, Useful on Flat for Aidan O'Brien and made winning hurdle debut over C&D in February. Well held in fourth when falling last in the Grade 2 Adonis at Kempton 3 weeks later but retains potential now handicapping for the first time in this sphere. Fit from the Flat and wears first-time cheekpieces. Question mark regarding current form, but mileage in his mark judged on old Flat ability. |
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5th (4)  (16/1 -78%)Hystery Bere |
16/1(-78%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Hystery Bere 16/1, Fairly useful hurdle and chase winner. Fit from a respectable third over fences at Exeter last month but might be vulnerable to some of the less-exposed sorts in this line-up. On a handy mark and could benefit from the drop back in trip now reverting to hurdles. |
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6th (1)  (25/1 -178%)Zambezi Fix |
25/1(-178%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Zambezi Fix 25/1, Added to his good Chepstow record with chase and hurdle wins last season. Has run well over C&D before but it might be best to look elsewhere for win purposes away from Chepstow. Won at Chepstow in April when last seen; can give a good account if fully tuned up. |
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7th (6)  (13/2 -117%)Don Hollow |
13/2(-117%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Don Hollow 13/2, Bumper/maiden hurdle winner in 2022 and made an encouraging return from an 18-month absence when fifth of 11 in 17f Carlisle handicap 17 days ago. Given a chance to build on that promise. Fair fifth at Carlisle recently when back from long absence; could build on that; chance. |
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A highly consistent sort throughout last season, ZAMBEZI FIX was last seen scoring comfortably at Chepstow in April for which he has been raised 5lb. Bernard Llewellyn's charge has run well fresh in the past, and he can follow up at the main expense of Ooh Betty, who drops in class having finished runner-up in Listed company at Cheltenham last time out. A winner on debut over C&D in February before falling in the Adonis, Peking Opera is of interest on his return in this sphere, while the unexposed Lario cannot be ruled out either.
DON HOLLOW gets the nod to build on a promising comeback run at Carlisle last month. Peking Opera should be spot on for this after a pair of Flat runs last month and is second choice ahead of Lario, who should find this a touch easier than the ultra-competitive novice handicap he contested here when last seen in the spring.
The unexposed 5yo LARIO (nap) drops back down in grade for his second handicap start and gets the nod for the in-form Harry Derham.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (1)  (15/8 +17%)Certainly Red |
15/8(+17%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Certainly Red 15/8, Good record here, fourth in the bet365 Gold Cup in April fitted with first-time cheekpieces (back on now). Made an encouraging return in one of these events at Chepstow last month, no match for rejuvenated handicap blot Copperhead, with Good Boy Bobby third. Leading claims. Second to Copperhead at Chepstow on reappearance and now 11lb better off; likes it here. |
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2nd (3)  (2/1 -23%)Copperhead |
2/1(-23%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Copperhead 2/1, Has emerged from an extended spell in the doldrums to some tune, landing 3 handicaps in a row from a much-reduced mark relative to his smart peak, including one of these at Chepstow from the returning Certainly Red and Good Boy Bobby. 8 lb hit and might find those two rivals reversing the form now. Won his last three; has shot back up the weights but still has mileage in mark on old form. |
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3rd (2)  (9/4 +10%)Good Boy Bobby |
9/4(+10%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Good Boy Bobby 9/4, Back-to-back winner in 3m veterans' handicap chases this time last year, including this race. Should have come on for Chepstow return behind Copperhead and Certainly Red and seems sure to give his running. Reappeared with encouraging third behind two of these; won this last year; chance. |
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4th (4)  (17/2 -6%)Moroder |
17/2(-6%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Moroder 17/2, Ran easily his best race last season on his final start when fitted with first-time blinkers and second at Cheltenham. Should have come on for Exeter return when headgear was left off and cheekpieces now tried on his first go in a veterans' event. Second in the 2023 bet365 here and he's interesting. Pulled up on reappearance but showed considerable spark on final run last season. |
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COPPERHEAD is mopping up in this sphere and arrives chasing a four-timer following wins at Plumpton, Chepstow and Aintree. He's picked up this season where he left off in May and had the reopposing Certainly Red (second) and Good Boy Bobby (third) behind when scoring impressively at Chepstow two starts back. He then bolted up at Aintree a fortnight ago and Joe Tizzard is still banging in the winners, so it's difficult to get away from the 10-year-old.
All four runners can have a case made for them but CERTAINLY RED has a decent record at Sandown and could be the way to go after his encouraging comeback at Chepstow behind 4-timer seeking Copperhead. Moroder was second in the bet365 Gold Cup here in 2023 and lurks on a very dangerous mark with headgear back on. Last year's winner Good Boy Bobby also shaped well on return behind Copperhead and is firmly in the mix, also.
Copperhead is on a four-timer but CERTAINLY RED has a persuasive pull in the weights from their clash at Chepstow last month.
Class & Speed Card
| Info | Form | Odds | Key Rating | Tips | Win % | Place % | Betfair Place % | Dist Win % | Dist Place % | Dist Betfair Place % | Ability Rating | Horse Pace | Prediction | A.I Rating | Movement | Class Runs | LTO Speed | Top Speed | WSR | TF Rating | Course | Going | Distance | Timespeed | OR | Weight | Runs | Age | Comments |
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1st (3)  (7/1 +30%)Hurricane Pat |
7/1(+30%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (3) Hurricane Pat 7/1, £40,000 buy after finishing runner-up in a pair of Irish points in the spring. Interesting Rules newcomer for a stable which has tasted success in this race before. Two-time point runner-up; one of two for the yard; the betting may be informative. |
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2nd (2)  (18/1 +28%)Edward Sexton |
18/1(+28%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (2) Edward Sexton 18/1, Jukebox Jury gelding. Dam (b104), unbeaten bumper winner, also winner on Flat, half-sister to useful hurdle winner/chaser (stayed 2¾m) Beakstown. Hurricane Pat probably the stable first string but the betting is probably the best guide. First foal; unbeaten dam was a Grade 3 bumper winner; interesting contender on debut. |
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3rd (8)  (5/1 -25%)Old Park Star |
5/1(-25%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (8) Old Park Star 5/1, €120,000 Well Chosen gelding. Brother to useful hurdler/smart chaser Chosen Mate. Top stable won this race last year. 120,000euros 3yo; top yard won this with odds-on newcomer in 2023; firmly in calculations. |
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4th (6)  (12/1 -50%)Next Twist |
12/1(-50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (6) Next Twist 12/1, €85,000 Muhtathir gelding. Closely related to useful hurdler Steel Ally, and half-brother to French 19f chase winner Elite Rock. One to note on debut for a stable which gets lots of bumper winners. Closely related to useful 1m7f hurdle winner Steel Ally; trainer does well in bumpers. |
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5th (10)  (11/4 +73%)Youdecide |
11/4(+73%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (10) Youdecide 11/4, Picked up for £90,000 after winning his only start in Irish points (Feb 2024). Would firmly enter the reckoning if the betting vibes are strong. Point winner whose new trainer enjoyed lots of success in bumpers last season; chance. |
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6th (5)  (11/2 -83%)Kiwi Rush |
11/2(-83%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (5) Kiwi Rush 11/2, Bought for £85,000 after finishing runner-up on second of 2 starts in Irish points in April 2024. Tongue tied. Joined a good trainer and very interesting runner. Point runner-up who changed hands for £85,000 and has joined an up-and-coming yard. |
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7th (9)  (18/1 -50%)Thickthorn Tom |
18/1(-50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (9) Thickthorn Tom 18/1, €32,000 Ocovango gelding. Half-brother to fair hurdler Bents Hollow, stays 19f. Dam unraced half-sister to bumper winner/useful hurdler (stays 2¼m) Glan. Yet another noteworthy newcomer in this contest. Others make greater appeal on paper but he's with a leading stable and is not ruled out. |
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8th (7)  (8/1 +20%)Noble Park |
8/1(+20%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (7) Noble Park 8/1, £90,000 Walk In The Park gelding. Closely related to fair 23f hurdle winner Craven Bay. Broxy Music looks the Henderson first string on jockey bookings but the betting will provide more clues. In top hands but Broxy Music may be the stable's chief hope under Nico de Boinville. |
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9th (4)  (18/1 -50%)Jonjo Bravo |
18/1(-50%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (4) Jonjo Bravo 18/1, €70,000 Masked Marvel gelding. Half-brother to fair hurdler Despereaux and fair French hurdler Sassari. Dam French hurdler/chaser (17f-19f winner). Debutant from an in-form stable. Half-brother to two winners; stable has healthy bumper strike-rate; the betting may guide. |
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10th (1)  (11/1 -175%)Broxy Music |
11/1(-175%) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | (1) Broxy Music 11/1, €60,000 Blue Bresil gelding. Half-brother to fair 2¼m hurdle winner The Nagger Reidy. Dam (h136) 2½m-25f hurdle winner, also 7.4f-21f winner on Flat. The mount of Nico de Boinville from the yard's pair. Dam useful dual-purpose performer; trainer won this in 2016 and 2020; could have a big say. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Gary and Josh Moore sent out an impressive bumper winner at Newbury this week so it will be interesting to see what the market makes of newcomer Edward Sexton and Hurricane Pat, who has twice finished runner-up between the flags in Ireland. Broxy Music looks the pick of Nicky Henderson's pair judged on jockey bookings and Old Park Star is another newcomer to note, but this can go the way of YOUDECIDE. The point-to-point scorer might be a bit of value for the shrewd Ben Pauling team.
Several good stables are represented in what has the look of a warm bumper. Harry Derham point recruit KIWI RUSH gets a tentative vote ahead of Broxy Music, Old Park Star and Next Twist in a race where the betting is sure to provide more clues.
Paul Nicholls won this 12 months ago with an odds-on newcomer and 120,000euros buy OLD PARK STAR is taken to make a winning debut.
Ths is the racecard key.
| Icon | Meaning |
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 | TomForm top stats, gold rated |
 | TomForm top stats silver rated |
 | Ran similar race before |
| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
| T | Top Time speeed rated |
 | Top Racingpost rated |
 | At the races watchout for |
 | At the races top pick |
 | Top rated for thet statistic |
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