There were 43 Races on Saturday 8th February 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Warwick, 7 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Newbury, 7 races at Naas, 7 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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1st (1) ![]() Aviemore |
4/1(+20%) | (1) Aviemore 4/1, Useful on Flat (stays 1½m) for Charlie Johnston. Had the reopposing Midnight Rumble 4¼ lengths ahead of him in second when third on his C&D hurdle debut 19 days ago but his Flat ability suggests he could take a step forward now. About 4l behind Midnight Rumble over C&D last month but should improve on that effort. |
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2nd (6) ![]() Ocean Conquest |
5/1(+50%) | (6) Ocean Conquest 5/1, Flat winner in Ireland in 2023. Better effort in juvenile hurdles back from an absence for new yard when fourth of 7 at Ascot (2m, good to soft) 3 weeks ago. May do better again. Fourth behind exciting Lulamba at Ascot in latest hurdles start; one to consider. |
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3rd (4) ![]() Lucky Bere |
11/4(-10%) | (4) Lucky Bere 11/4, Fair 1½m Flat winner in France and runner-up in a pair of juvenile hurdles at Kempton for new yard. Likely to be on the premises again. Couple of second-place finishes at Kempton since switched to hurdles; solid claims. |
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4th (5) ![]() Midnight Rumble |
4/1(-14%) | (5) Midnight Rumble 4/1, Fairly useful handicapper on Flat. Better effort in juvenile hurdles (fair form) when 4 lengths second over C&D (good to soft) 19 days ago. Should go well. Finished behind Lucky Bere on debut over hurdles; took a step forward here since. |
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5th (7) ![]() Shareyourbiscuits |
10/3(+26%) | (7) Shareyourbiscuits 10/3, Maxios half-brother to fair chaser Smurfette. This newcomer is from a top stable and would enter the reckoning if the betting speaks for him. Half-brother to a chase winner; sole newcomer in the field; market helpful. |
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6th (2) ![]() Catalan King |
250/1(-150%) | (2) Catalan King 250/1, Fair maiden on Flat for Ed Bethell but tailed off both starts over hurdles. Beaten long way in both attempts over hurdles. |
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|RR| (3) ![]() Estate Planning |
33/1(-106%) | (3) Estate Planning 33/1, Fair form on first of 3 starts in Flat maidens for Jessica Harrington and has improved with each start over hurdles , although reopposing pair Midnight Rumble and Aviemore were ahead of him over C&D last time. Finished behind a couple of these rivals here last time. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
LUCKY BERE confirmed the promise that he displayed on his hurdling debut when once again filling second place at Kempton last time. A reproduction of that level of form would give him a big chance in this company. Midnight Rumble finished a place in front of Aviemore when second over C&D a couple of weeks ago and they could be the main threats, while Shareyourbiscuits is a newcomer to note.
AVIEMORE should be wiser with his C&D hurdle debut third behind him and is taken to turn the tables on Alan King's Midnight Rumble, who was ahead in second on that occasion. Lucky Bere is anotrher who has the form to be on the premises, while Dan Skelton newcomer Shareyourbiscuits would also come into it if the betting suggests he's fancied.
With the Lulamba form already boosted, OCEAN CONQUEST looks particularly interesting. Lucky Bere is second choice.
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1st (6) ![]() Celtic Art |
4/1(+75%) | (6) Celtic Art 4/1, Respectable fourth of 11 at Taunton (19f, good to soft) in November and not discounted having dipped to 2 lb below the mark he defied at Lingfield last season. Fair fourth at Taunton last time and this shorter trip can help; in with a shout. |
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2nd (9) ![]() Casi Crudo |
13/2(+54%) | (9) Casi Crudo 13/2, Juvenile hurdle winner in December 2022. Runner-up twice in handicap company in 2023 but never involved on his completed start this winter. Not the easiest to assess at present. Needs to prove how much ability he retains but well handicapped on best 2023 efforts. |
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3rd (7) ![]() Sao Carlos |
10/3(+26%) | (7) Sao Carlos 10/3, Bumper/hurdle winner. Respectable of 8 in 2m Uttoxeter handicap on reappearance in December. Eased 3 lb on the back of that and could have a big say if reacting positively to a recent wind op. Lightly raced 7yo; didn't run badly on return & may have benefited from subsequent wind op. |
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4th (3) ![]() Zambezi Fix |
13/2(+68%) | (3) Zambezi Fix 13/2, Tends to save his best for Chepstow, usually ridden patiently and likes a good pace to aim at. Couldn't cash-in on lower chase mark at his favourite venue over Christmas and well held back hurdling at Taunton since. Won off 3lb higher last April but this 10yo hasn't really fired this season. |
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5th (5) ![]() Got Grey |
8/1(-100%) | (5) Got Grey 8/1, A big improver for his new yard, winning 2m handicaps at Stratford and Bangor at the end of the summer. Creditable fourth at Aintree in October. Given a break since, during which time he's had wind surgery. Harry Skelton rides stablemate but the drop back in trip looks a plus following a break. |
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6th (4) ![]() Jackpot D'athou |
12/1(-33%) | (4) Jackpot D'athou 12/1, Bagged 2 of his first 3 starts over hurdles last term but his handicap career has been disappointing, weakening tamely again at Carlisle when last seen 10 weeks ago. The cheekpieces worn on that occasion are quickly discarded. Two novice hurdle wins last winter but very disappointing in his three handicaps. |
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7th (10) ![]() Storming Nelson |
18/1(+45%) | (10) Storming Nelson 18/1, Winner of a 17f Exeter novice last January but has offered little in 4 subsequent handicap starts. Won Exeter novice hurdle last January but has struggled in handicaps since. |
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|PU| (8) ![]() Pozo Emery |
10/1(+38%) | (8) Pozo Emery 10/1, Got off the mark for his current yard in 11-runner handicap hurdle at Southwell (2m) in May. Failed to reproduce that in a hurdle/chase in June and absent since. Won at Southwell last May but no threat the next twice and he returns from some time off. |
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|PU| (1) ![]() Kart D'estruval |
15/8(+32%) | (1) Kart D'estruval 15/8, Winner in France last March. Disappointing when well beaten at odds of 1/3 on Wetherby stable debut in November. Has undergone wind surgery since and could prove a totally different proposition now. French winner who flopped on British debut, but wind op since and retains potential. |
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KART D'ESTRUVAL failed to fire when well supported in the market on his UK debut in November but, having had a subsequent wind operation, it would be no surprise to see him put in a much-improved effort here. Maxcel struggled in a stronger event at Market Rasen when last seen in July and he is another who could bounce back in this company. Got Grey also arrives with valid form claims.
A chance is taken on SAO CARLOS, who has been given a chance by the handicapper if a wind operation since last seen has had the desired effect. Kart d'Estruval has undergone the same procedure since weakening quickly on his British debut at the beginning of November and he could easily bounce back with a bang, particularly if the betting vibes are strong. Celtic Art also makes the shortlist.
Preference is for GOT GREY who did well after joining the Skelton yard last summer and can benefit from the drop back in trip.
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1st (1) ![]() L'eau Du Sud |
3/10(-3%) | (1) L'eau Du Sud 3/10, Really exciting novice chaser who took the step up to Grade 1 level in his stride at Sandown (2m, soft) in December. It's highly likely he'll stretch his unbeaten record over fences to 4. Made it 3-3 in Grade 1 Henry VIII; 5lb penalty today but standout claims nevertheless. |
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2nd (3) ![]() Rubaud |
5/1(-43%) | (3) Rubaud 5/1, Smart hurdler, winning Kempton listed and Wincanton Grade 2 on return this autumn. Would have been a remote third to Sir Gino and Ballyburn but for falling at the last on his Kempton chase debut but openers over fences don't come much tougher than that. Sure to improve. Beaten when falling on chase debut but in red-hot race; classy hurdler; needs respect. |
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3rd (4) ![]() Tedley |
16/1(+52%) | (4) Tedley 16/1, Won handicaps at Uttoxeter and Wetherby on his first 2 outings over fences and has mostly performed with credit in defeat since. Vulnerable in this company, though. Several good runs in handicap chases this season but he has lots to find with L'Eau du Sud. |
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4th (2) ![]() Riskintheground |
50/1(+0%) | (2) Riskintheground 50/1, Big improver with 4 handicap wins in the first half of the season but below par when last seen in November and major surprise were he to shake up his stable-companion. Four handicap wins last May-September but below par when last seen and up against it today. |
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It is very hard to oppose L'EAU DU SUD, who has arguably improved since being switched to fences and was last seen winning the Henry VIII at Sandown in December. A 5lb penalty for that success should not stop the seven-year-old from scoring again here. Rubaud was well held when falling at the last on his chasing bow in the Wayward Lad but is likely to pose the biggest threat to the selection based on his hurdles form. Riskintheground and Tedley both have plenty to find, but the latter is the pick of that pair.
The last 2 runnings of this have gone to Edwardstone and Jonbon and L'EAU DU SUD could be of a similar calibre himself judged on the way he took care of the opposition in the Henry VIII at Sandown before Christmas. Rubaud can follow him home.
Rubaud isn't ruled out but Grade 1 winner L'EAU DU SUD is taken to defy his penalty and make it 4-4 over fences.
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1st (4) ![]() Royale Margaux |
12/1(+45%) | (4) Royale Margaux 12/1, Prolific in France but 0-14 for this yard. Recent handicap efforts have been creditable but still a bit of a surprise were a first success in Britain to arrive here. Running well in defeat in mares' handicaps but she's up against it today. |
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2nd (5) ![]() Sunday Soldier |
50/1(+0%) | (5) Sunday Soldier 50/1, Improved in leaps and bounds over hurdles last season, completing a 5-timer in handicaps. Improved again when second in a handicap hurdle and novice chase before Christmas but ran poorly at Fakenham last time. Stiff task in this company. Talented handicapper but there's a strong suspicion she'll be out of her depth today. |
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3rd (3) ![]() Gala Marceau |
1/1(+33%) | (3) Gala Marceau 1/1, Smart hurdler who chased home stablemate Lossiemouth in a 20.5f Grade 1 at Punchestown when last seen in May. She's the one to beat if returning from a break in the same form. Runner-up in mares' Grade 1 last May; key player if near the top of her game on comeback. |
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4th (6) ![]() West Balboa |
7/2(-75%) | (6) West Balboa 7/2, Very useful winning hurdler. Didn't take to chasing in the autumn but took a step back in the right direction at the second time of asking back hurdling when fourth in 3m Kempton handicap over Christmas. Player if reacting well to cheekpieces. Below best this season but good case can be made on her peak efforts last term. |
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5th (2) ![]() Dameofthecotswolds |
14/1(+0%) | (2) Dameofthecotswolds 14/1, Bumper winner who won 3 mares' maiden/novice hurdles in the autumn but last of 5 in a stronger race at Windsor last time and has something to find on form here. Others have more substance to their form but she retains potential now back down in trip. |
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|F| (1) ![]() You Wear It Well |
4/1(+11%) | (1) You Wear It Well 4/1, Won the Grade 2 Mares' Novice Hurdle at the 2023 Cheltenham Festival and added a listed prize at Wetherby last season. Hasn't gone on from a promising chase debut second at Bangor in November and now reverts to hurdles. Has to concede 4 lb all round. Unsuited by fences this season and could bounce back with big run now reverting to hurdles. |
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There have to be some reservations regarding GALA MARCEAU as Willie Mullins' mare has largely struggled since winning a Grade 1 at Auteuil in May 2023. However, she did at least run with credit in behind the classy Lossiemouth in the Mares' Champion Hurdle at Punchestown in May of last year and, eased considerably in grade for this return, she ought to go very close. You Wear It Well hasn't really progressed since going chasing and a return to the smaller obstacles could be of benefit. With that in mind, she could be a bigger threat than West Balboa, despite her 4lb penalty.
If GALA MARCEAU is close to her best on her reappearance she'll prove hard to beat. West Balboa will likely give her most to do if the addition of cheekpieces helps her to recapture anything like her peak form.
The leading form contenders aren't rock solid and a chance is taken on the novice DAMEOFTHECOTSWOLDS now she's back down in trip.
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1st (4) ![]() Le Milos |
5/4(+69%) | (4) Le Milos 5/4, Big improver over fences in 2022/23, winning the Coral Gold Cup at Newbury. Disappointed last season but there have been encouraging signs in 3 runs this time round, particularly when third at Chepstow (19.4f, good to soft) last time. One to consider off an attractive mark. Step back in right direction when third at Chepstow last time and he's one to consider. |
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2nd (9) ![]() Whistleinthedark |
7/2(+86%) | (9) Whistleinthedark 7/2, Winner of 4 of his 13 starts over fences but was more miss than hit last term and it's been a similar story both starts since returning from a break in December. His mark continues to fall but he's been unable to get competitive this season. |
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3rd (8) ![]() Smarty Wild |
17/2(-21%) | (8) Smarty Wild 17/2, Just the one win from 16 starts over fences but placed more often than not in this sphere, including when third in an 8-runner veterans' event at Market Rasen (3m, good to soft) last month. Down 2 lb and this drop back in trip possibly a good move, so he's not without hope. Encouraging third at Market Rasen on second start back from absence; could build on it. |
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4th (6) ![]() Quel Destin |
12/1(+33%) | (6) Quel Destin 12/1, Won 2 heavy-ground handicaps (at up to 21.6f) last term but ended that campaign on a downer and he's hard to warm to on the back of a tame seasonal reappearance display at Exeter. Pulled up on December comeback but tailed off on return last season before winning next 2. |
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5th (2) ![]() Shakem Up'arry |
4/1(+27%) | (2) Shakem Up'arry 4/1, Bagged a major 20.6f handicap at Cheltenham on New Year's Day last year and followed up in the Plate over the same C&D at the Festival. Fell before the halfway point on return/first run in veterans company back at Prestbury Park in December but surely won't be far away granted a clear round here. Race-fitness is a query but major player if reproducing Cheltenham Festival-winning form. |
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6th (5) ![]() Grandads Cottage |
8/1(+6%) | (5) Grandads Cottage 8/1, Seen to good effect when making a winning return at Carlisle in December and followed that with a poor effort Market Rasen. Needs to bounce back now equipped with first-time cheekpieces. 10l win at Carlisle then pulled up at Market Rasen; player if bouncing back in cheekpieces. |
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It's been a while since LE MILOS' last chase success, but this will be the first time Dan Skelton's charge has contested a veterans' event. He performed with enough credit at Chepstow recently to suggest that he can still be a force and, from 2lb below that mark, he is fancied to regain the winning sequence. Grandads Cottage put it a rare below-par effort when pulled up at Market Rasen last month but he could bounce right back in first-time cheekpieces. Smarty Wild is another to consider.
LE MILOS hasn't got his head in front since landing a major Newbury handicap back in November 2022, but there were positives to take form his latest effort at Chepstow and this first foray into veterans company could prove fruitful. If Shakem Up'arry stays on all fours this time he is bound to pose a threat and Editeur du Gite would take some catching off this much reduced mark if returning to anything like his best. Smarty Wild is also shortlisted.
The front-runner EDITEUR DU GITE could enjoy the run of the race and is taken to exploit a reduced mark. Smarty Wild is a danger.
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1st (4) ![]() Irish Hill |
15/2(-88%) | (4) Irish Hill 15/2, Notched sixth success over hurdles when scoring at Plumpton in November, in the process putting his poor reappearance run well behind him. Placed both starts since, latterly finishing a close third to East India Express (winner again since) at Ascot (21.6f, good to soft), and he needs considering. In fine form in these cheekpieces on his last three starts and he's a key player. |
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2nd (7) ![]() Panic Attack |
13/8(+28%) | (7) Panic Attack 13/8, Three-time hurdles winner for David Pipe and looked better than ever when making it third time lucky for present yard when landing a mares' handicap chase at Windsor (20.2f, good to soft) last month. Huge chance back hurdling off the same mark as for that Windsor success. Chasing is her optimum discipline but has same mark for recent 5l Windsor win over fences. |
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3rd (2) ![]() Act Of Authority |
2/1(+64%) | (2) Act Of Authority 2/1, Three-time winner as a novice and built on his reappearance run at Chepstow when landing handicaps at Sandown and Wetherby within the space of 6 days in November. Came unstuck in hat-trick bid at Aintree on Boxing Day but wasn't ideally placed on that occasion and he has to enter calculations. Only fourth at Aintree when bidding for hat-trick but 7lb claimer Lewis Saunders returns. |
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4th (1) ![]() No Ordinary Joe |
14/1(+13%) | (1) No Ordinary Joe 14/1, Lightly raced 9-y-o who ended last term in good form, shaping much better than distance beaten suggests when seventh in Martin Pipe at the Festival in March. However, hasn't shown a great deal in 2 starts so far this season and yard saddles a more appealing candidate in Shanagh Bob. Soundly beaten on both starts this season but has had excuses; not written off. |
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5th (3) ![]() Shanagh Bob |
9/2(-13%) | (3) Shanagh Bob 9/2, Grade 2 Cheltenham novice hurdle winner last term and, following a couple of disappointing runs over fences, he got back on track returned to this sphere when runner-up in 25f Huntingdon handicap with cheekpieces enlisted (discarded here). Claims if coping with this drop back in trip. Back-to-form second at Huntingdon recently; shorter trip today but still respected. |
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6th (6) ![]() Light N Strike |
28/1(+0%) | (6) Light N Strike 28/1, Shaped well when runner-up at Kempton in April 2023 and confirmed that promise when gaining a fourth success over fences in handicap here next time. However, he showed nothing after 18 months off at Huntingdon and it's probably best to look elsewhere. Well handicapped but pulled up at 33-1 in December following a long absence. |
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IRISH HILL lost little in defeat when finishing a close-up third behind a subsequent winner over an extended 2m5f at Ascot in December and, nudged up 4lb for that, he looks sure to go well again. Panic Attack was last seen running out a well-backed winner over fences at Windsor in January and she commands respect now sent back hurdling off the same mark. Act Of Authority's hat-trick bid was thwarted at Aintree on Boxing Day but he could bounce back off an unchanged rating.
PANIC ATTACK looked on very good terms with herself when striking over fences at Windsor and she is likely to prove a tough nut to crack returned to this sphere off the same mark. Though thwarted in his hat-trick bid at Aintree, Act of Authority shaped as though still in good form and, given a short break since, he could emerge as the main danger. Shanagh Bob is also feared, despite doubts as to whether this drop back in trip will work in his favour, and Irish Hill merits respect, too.
The mare PANIC ATTACK (nap) won over fences at Windsor latest and is selected to follow up off the same mark. Irish Hill is feared.
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1st (13) ![]() Strong Run |
11/10(+63%) | (13) Strong Run 11/10, Sister to useful bumper winner/very smart hurdler Strong Leader. Promising second on debut at Uttoxeter in October and built on that when third of 12 in a Cheltenham listed race the following month. Bold show anticipated. Third in Listed mares' bumper at Cheltenham and leading claims now back down in grade. |
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2nd (1) ![]() Highland Haven |
12/1(-20%) | (1) Highland Haven 12/1, Kayf Tara filly who was easy to back but barely came off the bridle when making a winning start in 12-runner bumper at Ffos Las in November. Backward step on bad ground in a listed event at Huntingdon next time and now needs to get back on track. Yard also saddles Strong Run. Won on debut at Ffos Las; soundly beaten sixth in Listed event but could bounce back. |
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3rd (11) ![]() Roses All The Way |
9/2(-13%) | (11) Roses All The Way 9/2, Second on sole start between the flags and also runner-up both starts in this sphere to date, latterly taking a sizeable step forward from her Rules debut in a listed event at Huntingdon. Solid claims. Listed runner-up at Huntingdon last time and strong contender on that form. |
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4th (10) ![]() Rene's Walk |
8/1(0%) | (10) Rene's Walk 8/1, Out of a 2½m-3m hurdle/chase winner and shaped as though she'd be better for the run when fourth of 11 on debut at Wetherby in November. Likely to do better in time but, like her dam, she may turn out to be a late-maturing type. Only fourth at Wetherby on debut but open to improvement for leading stable. |
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5th (2) ![]() Madame La Papillon |
22/1(-57%) | (2) Madame La Papillon 22/1, Out of a 2m-2¼m winner on the Flat and belied odds of 28/1 when making a winning debut at Huntingdon last spring. That form doesn't look particularly strong, for all that race has produced a couple of subsequent winners, and she looks vulnerable under a penalty. Won on debut at Huntingdon last March; it was a modest race but she's open to improvement. |
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6th (12) ![]() Sharp Glance |
16/1(-14%) | (12) Sharp Glance 16/1, Passing Glance filly who produced a promising first effort when under 3 lengths fifth of 11 at Ludlow in December. Place possibilities here if able to build on that. Close fifth on debut at Ludlow and a stronger gallop could help today; not ruled out. |
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7th (4) ![]() Dancing Sky |
25/1(+24%) | (4) Dancing Sky 25/1, Off the mark at the third time of asking in maiden points last February. The market should be revealing ahead of this Rules debut. Changed hands for £22,000 after point win; yard 3-17 (18%) in bumpers in past five seasons. |
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8th (9) ![]() Ourbrowneyedgirl |
22/1(-38%) | (9) Ourbrowneyedgirl 22/1, Down the field on debut in October but showed more spark when finding just one too good in a 12-runner Exeter bumper next time. Still, she's likely to find a few too good here. 80-1 second at Exeter on second start but further improvement is needed today. |
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9th (6) ![]() Gone Girl |
40/1(-21%) | (6) Gone Girl 40/1, €6,000 3-y-o. Sister to fairly useful hurdler Size Five, and half-sister to 2 winners, including modest hurdler Whoa Black Betty. Entitled to come on for the run. 6,000euros 3yo; sibling to winners but probably best watched on debut. |
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10th (7) ![]() Kill The Groove |
16/1(+20%) | (7) Kill The Groove 16/1, Third on point debut last April but didn't get very far when returning to action in December (unseating rider at the second fence). Has joined a respected yard ahead of this Rules debut and she's one to note in the betting. Third in point-to-point bumper; has joined a good yard for her rules career; check betting. |
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11th (8) ![]() Miss Denver |
16/1(-33%) | (8) Miss Denver 16/1, Half-sister to 4 winners, including bumper winner/smart hurdler Polly Peachum and fairly useful chaser Some Man. Yard no stranger to success with newcomers, including in bumpers, and she will be of interest if the market speaks in her favour. Half-sister to four winners and no surprise to see a good run on debut. |
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12th (3) ![]() Blacksambelle |
150/1(-127%) | (3) Blacksambelle 150/1, Safely held on her introduction at Uttoxeter last April and she will need to leave that well behind in order to make an impact here. Well beaten when 25-1 at Uttoxeter (2m, soft) last April on her sole start. |
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13th (5) ![]() Doctor Mina |
11/1(-120%) | (5) Doctor Mina 11/1, Fetched £105,000 as a 3-y-o and she's a half-sister to 2 winners, including French hurdler Libeccio, and closely related to smart hurdler/useful chaser Quel Destin. Very much of interest on debut for her powerful yard. Wears tongue strap. Closely related to connections' smart jumper Quel Destin; could play leading role on debut. |
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.
STRONG RUN has made a promising start to her career, placing on both starts to date, and, now eased in grade, this sister to the smart Strong Leader gets the vote to gain a breakthrough victory. Runner-up behind a potentially useful sort last time out, Roses All The Way could emerge as the main danger to the selection as she bids to go one place better. Rene's Walk also commands respect for her top trainer/jockey combination.
ROSES ALL THE WAY and Strong Run both performed with credit in listed company last time and they could be the pair to concentrate on. Marginal preference is for the former, who pulled nicely clear of the rest when chasing home Supreme Malinas at Huntingdon. Newcomer Doctor Mina is a likely-looking type and it will be interesting to see how she shapes up in the betting,
The attractively bred STRONG RUN was a good third in a Listed bumper at Cheltenham last time and is taken to get off the mark.
Ths is the racecard key.
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S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
T | Top Time speeed rated |
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