Wincanton Races & Results Tomform Monday 26th December 2022
There were 148 Races on Monday 26th December 2022 across 23 meetings. There was 1 races at Down Royal
Down Royal , 7 races at Newcastle , 6 races at Wetherby , 6 races at Market Rasen , 7 races at Fontwell , 7 races at Down Royal, 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Leopardstown , 6 races at Huntingdon , 6 races at Kempton , 6 races at Down Royal , 7 races at Wincanton , 7 races at Limerick , 7 races at Leopardstown, 7 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Kempton, 7 races at Wincanton, 7 races at Limerick, 7 races at Market Rasen, 7 races at Wetherby, 7 races at Fontwell, 7 races at Wolverhampton, 5 races at Wolverhampton , no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Monday 26th December 2022
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(15) Golden Ace 18/1, 12,000 gns 3-y-o, Golden Horn filly. Dam useful 11f-1¾m winner. Bred to have some speed, so worth monitoring in the betting.
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2nd (2) (5.5/1 +21%) Beat The Bat
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(2) Beat The Bat 5.5/1, £60,000 3-y-o, Walk In The Park gelding. Half-brother to fair hurdler Rae des Champs. Dam unraced. Of interest on debut.
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3rd (4) (3.33/1 -21%) Choccabloc
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(4) Choccabloc 3.33/1, Blue Bresil gelding. Dam (h114), bumper/17f hurdle winner, closely related to fairly useful hurdler (stays 25f) As I See It out of smart 2m-21f hurdle winner Chomba Womba. Interesting debutant.
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4th (3) (28/1 -40%) Bentley's Return
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28/1(-40%)
(3) Bentley's Return 28/1, Half-brother to a bumper winner but didn't show enough encouragement at Fontwell first time out to think he can make a serious impression in this.
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5th (9) (4.5/1 -29%) Steel Ally
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4.5/1(-29%)
(9) Steel Ally 4.5/1, Showed plenty when runner-up at Chepstow a couple of months ago and may well improve, so he's worth chancing to go one better.
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6th (5) (7.5/1 +53%) Easy Rider
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7.5/1(+53%)
(5) Easy Rider 7.5/1, €45,000 3-y-o, Sixties Icon gelding. Half-brother to ungenuine but useful hurdler Buckle Street and fair chaser Debden Bank. Dam 11f-2m winner. Noteworthy newcomer.
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7th (8) (20/1 -11%) Shuil Ceoil
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20/1(-11%)
(8) Shuil Ceoil 20/1, £50,000 4-y-o, Mount Nelson gelding. Half-brother to modest hurdler Time And Times, stays 3m. Still every chance when fell last sole start in Irish points (Apr 24), so looks a notable Rules newcomer.
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8th (10) (33/1 -230%) Table Thirty Four
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33/1(-230%)
(10) Table Thirty Four 33/1, Half-brother to useful bumper winner but only fifth of 8 at Ascot on debut. More required if he's to make an impact here.
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9th (11) (2.75/1 +45%) Tinklers Hill
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(11) Tinklers Hill 2.75/1, €165,000 3-y-o, Milan gelding. Dam unraced half-sister to fairly useful chaser (stays 3m) Glamorgan Duke. Very much one to note for a stable that is having a terrific season in bumpers.
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10th (12) (14/1 +13%) Way Out
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14/1(+13%)
(12) Way Out 14/1, Off the mark in Irish points at the third attempt back in March and he showed plenty of ability despite proving very keen when 2 lengths second on bumper debut at Ascot on Rules debut. Slightly disappointing at Bangor since, though.
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11th (17) (40/1 +39%) Tuscan Rose
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40/1(+39%)
(17) Tuscan Rose 40/1, Milan filly. Closely related to 4 winners, including useful hurdler/smart chaser King's Odyssey and fairly useful hurdler/useful chase winner Sandymount Rose. Makes some appeal on pedigree.
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12th (6) (125/1 -25%) Hector's Hope
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125/1(-25%)
(6) Hector's Hope 125/1, Showed nothing at Chepstow first time out and is unlikely to feature.
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13th (13) (66/1 -32%) Dark Moon
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66/1(-32%)
(13) Dark Moon 66/1, £20,000 3-y-o, Spanish Moon filly. Half-sister to 2 winners, including useful 2½m chase winner Gold Cup Bailly. Stable not known for winning newcomers.
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14th (14) (125/1 -150%) Gilwen Rosie
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125/1(-150%)
(14) Gilwen Rosie 125/1, Telescope filly. Dam (c84/h111) bumper/19f-3m hurdle winner. Others make more appeal.
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15th (1) (40/1 -100%) Bala Brook
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40/1(-100%)
(1) Bala Brook 40/1, Getaway gelding who made a mildly encouraging start at Exeter earlier in the month but will need to improve significantly to make a big impression in this.
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16th (7) (33/1 +67%) Max Wolf
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33/1(+67%)
(7) Max Wolf 33/1, Schiaparelli gelding. Dam unraced half-sister to fair hurdle winner/useful chaser (17f-21f winner) Busy Isit and fairly useful hurdler (2m winner) Chesil Beach Boy.
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17th (16) (100/1 +0%) Holy Eclipse
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100/1(+0%)
(16) Holy Eclipse 100/1, Big price and pulled up in a bumper at Cheltenham 8 months ago, so hard to make a case for.
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