York Races & Results Tomform Saturday 14th October 2023
There were 52 Races on Saturday 14th October 2023 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Newmarket, 7 races at Hexham, 8 races at Chester, 7 races at York, 7 races at Naas, 7 races at Chepstow, 9 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Saturday 14th October 2023
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
(6) Purosangue 2/1, Haydock winner in June and much better form when runner-up 3 times since, including Molecomb at Goodwood and the Rosebery at Ayr (both 5f). Return to 6f no issue and he's a big player on form.
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2nd (3) (5/1 +23%) Esquire
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(3) Esquire 5/1, Expertly prepared to land 7-runner novice at Hamilton with plenty in hand 3 weeks ago. Opposition here a different undertaking but he's sure to progress.
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3rd (5) (28/1 -12%) Jehangeer
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28/1(-12%)
(5) Jehangeer 28/1, Kodiac colt. Brother to yard's star sprinter Hello Youmzain. Confirmed debut promise with victory in 9-runner Ayr maiden (6f, firm) in June. Good sort physically and pitched into the Group 2 Gimcrack over C&D latest, only to come up well short.
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4th (12) (17/2 -13%) Tropical Island
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(12) Tropical Island 17/2, Won 5f Ripon maiden on debut in July and improved another chunk when doubling tally in 6-runner nursery over C&D a month ago, well on top at the finish. Looks well worth a shot at this level.
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5th (10) (16/1 +60%) World Of Darcy
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(10) World Of Darcy 16/1, Fairly useful colt, twice placed in listed company this season. Out of depth on first outing since leaving Karl Burke when 9¾ lengths tenth of 12 to Alyanaabi in Somerville Tattersall Stakes at Newmarket (7f) but cashed in on drop in class at Nottingham on Wednesday. Cheekpieces on.
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6th (4) (33/1 -65%) Government Call
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33/1(-65%)
(4) Government Call 33/1, Sandown maiden winner on second start and strong at the finish when defying a penalty in novice company at Ripon. That form well advertised subsequently and he may not have been himself in the Sirenia Stakes switched to the AW latest. Cheekpieces on.
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7th (11) (10/1 +50%) Ingleby Ivy
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10/1(+50%)
(11) Ingleby Ivy 10/1, Left debut form well behind when landing 11-runner novice at Ripon a fortnight ago. This asks a completely different question.
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8th (7) (10/3 +17%) Serried Ranks
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(7) Serried Ranks 10/3, Overcame inexperience when taking 3-runner maiden at Nottingham (5f, heavy) on debut in May. Below that level at Salisbury a fortnight later but given time off and created a seriously good impression when a ready nursery winner at Goodwood on first crack at 6f. Major claims.
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9th (9) (8/1 -33%) Starlore
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8/1(-33%)
(9) Starlore 8/1, Bred to be smart and made a successful debut over 7f in July, looking like winning with a bit to spare before idling. Still looks a work-in-progress mentally having faltered in the Group 3 Solario Stakes but he's in the right hands.
LTO Selection:
13:15 York Listed (Class 1) 6f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.
A very competitive renewal and a tentative vote goes to PUROSANGUE, who was beaten only a length in Listed company over 5f at Ayr last time and he could go one better today. Andrew Balding's colt shaped as though this step up to 6f would suit when rallying late to finish a clear second on that occasion and he looks primed to offer another bold bid. Starlore is feared most after running well in the Group 3 Solario Stakes at Sandown and he should be thereabouts, while C&D winner Tropical Island also warrants to respect.
An open renewal but SERRIED RANKS looked right at home tackling 6f for the first time when a taking winner of a Goodwood nursery and he can take the step up to listed company in his stride. Purosangue can call upon placed form in Group 3 company so he demands respect, with last-time-out C&D winner Tropical Island completing the shortlist.
There was lots to like about the way TROPICAL ISLAND won a C&D nursery last month. Ingleby Ivy is second choice.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
The first-time cheekpieces could prompt a return to form from EEETEE, who has dropped back down to his last winning mark.
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