There were 230 Races on across 29 meetings. There was 8 races at Assiniboia Downs first race 01:30, 8 races at Auteuil first race 12:55, 8 races at Beverley first race 13:40, 1 races at Club Hipico first race 01:00, 10 races at Concepcion first race 17:38, 7 races at Fairmount Park first race 19:00, 9 races at Finger Lakes first race 18:00, 8 races at Fontwell first race 13:20, 7 races at Fort Erie first race 20:00, 12 races at Funabashi first race 06:45, 3 races at Gavea first race 01:00, 9 races at Horseshoe Indianapolis first race 19:10, 6 races at Kolkata first race 09:45, 7 races at Leeton first race 04:55, 7 races at Listowel first race 14:00, 7 races at Louisiana Downs first race 22:05, 12 races at Mizusawa first race 03:50, 12 races at Mombetsu first race 06:35 Monbetsu, 8 races at Mountaineer first race 01:15, 9 races at Newcastle first race 16:10, 9 races at Philadelphia first race 17:40, 8 races at Presque Isle Downs first race 20:00, 8 races at Swan Hill first race 04:30, 8 races at Thistledown first race 17:50, 8 races at Vaal first race 11:30, 8 races at Vichy first race 10:51, 8 races at Vincennes first race 15:35, 8 races at Warwick first race 13:47, 7 races at Yeppoon first race 04:07, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner. TomForm.com uses a custom rating system for each runner.
Race 1: 13:47 Warwick Hazelton Mountford Insurance Brokers Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Chase (0-100) (5) 4yo+ GB 2m 4f
(13)  Guttural | | |  | | | 10 | Daire McConville | Phillippa Taylor | Won off lowly mark at Worcester (2m4f, good) in June 2023 but has not fired on any of three appearances since returning from a layoff this summer. |
(14)  Beannaigh Do | | | | | | 7 | Shane Quinlan | Sheila Lewis | 0-20 under rules; not as far out of the weights today as is sometimes the case but still makes only limited appeal in first-time blinkers. |
(6)  Crobally Boy | | | | | | 9 | Murray Dodd | Louise Allan | Not seen under rules since pulled up at Listowel in September 2022 and his only win in 11 subsequent points came in a three-runner maiden; probably best watched on first start for Louise Allan. |
(8)  Guguss Collonges | | | | | | 8 | Bradley Harris | Roger Teal | Dual chase winner on ground slower than good last November (2m6f/2m7f) but seems badly to have lost his way (over fences and hurdles) since the turn of the year; leap of faith required to support him today. |
(4)  Jony Max | | | | | | 9 | Ellis Collier | Christian Williams | Four-time chase winner (3m-3m2f, good/good to soft); on a dangerous mark now but has been out of form since returning from a break in May and today's drop back in trip is probably not ideal. |
(11)  Ballinoulart | | | | | | 6 | Finn Lambert | David Dennis | Made frame in eight consecutive chases for Alastair Ralph from March 2023 to June 2024 but left that stable after modest run in June and has also disappointed on both starts for David Dennis; needs to turn a corner. |
(1)  Couldbeaweapon | | | | | | 7 | James Martin | Ben Pauling | Has unconvincing record over fences but ran well to a point at Worcester (2m4f, good) in July, after a break, and has become well handicapped on hurdling form; suited by good and soft ground; one to consider. |
(2)  Abaya Du Mathan | | | | | | 12 | Jack Hogan | Gary Hanmer | Long in the tooth now but a dual winner (once here) since joining Gary Hanmer last autumn; slightly disappointing on last couple of outings but current mark is workable and he's versatile ground-wise. |
(9)  Hey Day Baby | | | | | | 6 | Benjamin Macey | Jonjo & A J O'Neill | Burst into life with 12l win under Benjamin Macey at Market Rasen (2m5f, good) last month, her second start over fences, but was pulled up on soft ground at Newton Abbot a fortnight ago and is a hard mare to predict. |
(10)  Lonimoss Bareliere | | | | | | 8 | Philip Armson | Rob Summers | Belied 40-1 odds when close second at Stratford (2m3f, good) in July but that was a weak race and his career strike-rate is now 0-36; others have stronger claims. |
2nd (12)  School For Scandal | | | | | | 9 | Taylor Fisher | Joe Tickle | Seemingly boosted by first-time cheekpieces when second at Hereford (2m5f, soft) in February but his form has slumped again since and he's difficult to enthuse over. |
(7)  Pawpaw | | | | | | 7 | James Turner | D J Jeffreys | Generally disappointing since joining current stable last summer but arrested decline with close third (just behind Get With It) off much-reduced mark at Worcester (2m7f, good) last month; won't mind if the ground turns soft. |
1st (5)  Smurfette | | | | | | 6 | Toby Wynne | T Ellis | Travelled well for long way on first two starts for Tom Ellis (2m4f/2m1f, good) and was second to a progressive subsequent winner at Fontwell (2m5f, good) last month; seems versatile ground-wise; high on the list. |
3rd (3)  Get With It | | | | | | 9 | Tristan Durrell | Dan Skelton | Two good runs for new stable this summer, the latter when keeping-on second at Worcester (2m7f, good; also has form on soft) 23 days ago; drops back in trip with cheekpieces enlisted; leading contender. |
He was a beaten favourite on his first two starts for Dan Skelton but GET WITH IT probably didn't have the race run to suit when a strong-finishing second at Worcester three weeks ago, and he remains of interest. He drops back in trip with cheekpieces fitted and it will be interesting to see whether connections switch to more positive tactics. Smurfette ran well in defeat at Fontwell last month and is second choice, while Couldbeaweapon has become well handicapped on hurdling form.[Chris Wilson]
Race 2: 14:20 Warwick Coventry & Warwickshire Food & Drink Showcase Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race) GB 2m
4th (3)  Just Four Fame | | | | | | 7 | Tom Bellamy | David Dennis | Placed in good-ground Aintree bumper on rules debut in May 2022 but not seen again until tailed off in soft-ground novice hurdle in February; may yet make up for lost time but is not the most obvious answer here. |
3rd (2)  Fidendum | | | | | | 5 | Kielan Woods | David Killahena & Graeme McPherson | Not beaten far in any of his three bumpers, most recently when fourth of five at Stratford (good) this month, but needs to take a big step forward on this hurdling debut and will remain a risky option until he learns to settle better. |
(6)  Soldier's Leap | | | | | | 4 | Miss Gina Andrews | T Ellis | Brother to fair hurdler Hombre De Guerra; lost out only by a neck in maiden point (2m4f, good to soft) on debut in May but was tailed off in a recent maiden hurdle (2m, good). |
(4)  Latenightrumble | | | | | | 7 | Harry Skelton | T Ellis | Half-brother to same connections' useful hunter chasers Latenightpass and Latenightfumble; 4-7 in points before creditable second in Cheltenham hunter chase (3m2f, soft) on rules debut in May; an interesting candidate for novice hurdles this season but needs to prove he can cope with this sharp drop in trip. |
1st (1)  Dodger Long | | | | | | 4 | Bradley Harris | Harriet Dickin | Signed off for Anthony Charlton with win against own age group at Taunton (2m, soft) in March and twice went close on good ground for new stable last month (2m/2m1f); might remain vulnerable under his penalty but probably won't be far away. |
2nd (5)  Yokkell | | | | | | 5 | Alex Harvey | John C McConnell | Developed into a useful Flat racer since joining John McConnell last autumn and was left clear to win comfortably by 19l on last month's hurdling debut at Down Royal (2m1f, good); should cope if the ground softens here and commands respect. |
Dodger Long (second choice) ought to give another good account, while it will be interesting to see how four-time point winner Latenightrumble fares on today's hurdling debut. Useful Flat racer YOKKELL made a pleasing start to her hurdling career at Down Royal last month, though, and looks the one to beat.[Chris Wilson]
Race 3: 14:55 Warwick 175 Years Of Beers And Cheers Novices' Handicap Chase (GBB Race) (0-120) (4) 4yo+ GB 3m
3rd (6)  Exmoor Forest | | | | | | 7 | David Noonan | Nigel Hawke | Had taken pretty well to fences until pulling up the last time two months ago; has to bounce back from that but still on a reasonable mark. |
(1)  Itso Fury | | | | | | 7 | Jonjo O'Neill Jr | Jonjo & A J O'Neill | Defied a higher mark over hurdles but he hasn't looked a natural in either of his chases (both handicaps; 2m4f/2m5f), finishing 24l and 37l behind the winner; needs to sharpen up his act. |
(8)  Illogical Logic | | | | | | 6 | Jack Tudor | Christian Williams | 0-6 over hurdles and ended up tailed off on his switch to fences 23 days ago (2m4f); should stay 3m but others preferred. |
4th (7)  Phil De Pail | | | | | | 7 | Toby Wynne | Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero | Unseated rider on debut over fences but then won comfortably at Uttoxeter (3m, good) and nearly followed up under the same conditions at Market Rasen; open to further progress. |
2nd (3)  Roll With It | | | | | | 8 | James Bowen | Peter & Michael Bowen | Had a solid summer and from off the pace he ran out a clearcut winner at Worcester three weeks ago (2m7f, good); that's come at a cost to the tune of 10lb but he's on a roll. |
(4)  Galloping Pride | | | | | | 7 | Ben Jones | Emma Lavelle | Visored the last twice when finishing runner-up in 2m7f handicaps at Worcester, front running last time; has gone up 5lb for those defeats and Tom Bellamy jumps ship to Crypto Currency. |
(5)  Crypto Currency | | | | | | 7 | Tom Bellamy | Emma Lavelle | Point winner; didn't hang about over hurdles and has run well in all three chases over 2m4f, including here; finished his final race out strongly and stepping up to 3m should be just the ticket. |
1st (2)  G A Henty | | | | | | 7 | Harry Skelton | Dan Skelton | Likes Market Rasen and he kept digging (after getting outpaced) to be close up on his chase debut there last month (3m, good); ran well here over hurdles and, off an untouched mark from last time, he should be in the thick of it. |
This is competitive but CRYPTO CURRENCY appears to be crying out for this step up to 3m and Tom Bellamy prefers him to stablemate Galloping Pride who isn't without a chance. Roll With It has had to take a 10lb rise on the chin for winning so well at Worcester and the danger could be G A Henty after his pleasing chase debut.[Alistair Jones]
Race 4: 15:30 Warwick Weatherbys Stallion Book Handicap Chase (0-140) (3) 4yo+ GB 3m 1f 100y
4th (7)  Innisfree Lad | | | | | | 12 | Theo Gillard | David Dennis | Good stalwart over the years, with nine wins on his CV; inconsistent nowadays and no longer the force of old but won't fail through lack of stamina; swaps blinkers for refitted cheekpieces; not out of this if ready to roll after a five-month break. |
(6)  Jimmy The Digger | | | | | | 11 | Alice Stevens | Henry Daly | Out of form during light campaign last season and absent since pulled up in February; given a good chance by the handicapper in the meantime but his current ability is tricky to gauge; might be ideally suited by good ground but copes well with soft. |
(2)  Castle Robin | | | | | | 9 | Paul O'Brien | Charlie Longsdon | Seen only three times last season and was beaten about 36l on consecutive outings in February/March (had wind op afterwards); returns from 199-break with questions to answer but has good record when fresh and has slipped to a tempting mark; won't mind what the weather does; interesting. |
(4)  Sacre Coeur | | | | | | 8 | Tristan Durrell | Dan Skelton | Keen-going front-runner who won three chases last autumn (2m-2m5f) and looked as good as ever when rallying second at Cheltenham (2m, good) in April; not quite in same form lately but is versatile ground-wise; a possible. |
3rd (1)  Pull Again Green | | | | | | 8 | Liam Harrison | Fergal O'Brien | Inconsistent over last year or so but posted sound effort when returned to chasing at Worcester (2m7f, good) last month and remains on a workable mark; seems best on good/good to soft ground. |
(3)  Presentandcounting | | | | | | 10 | Brian Hughes | Donald McCain | Good-ground specialist with fine 7-21 strike-rate over fences; on good mark now but needs first-time cheekpieces to help him bounce back from two disappointing runs, and the forecast rain is a big negative. |
2nd (8)  Planned Paradise | | | | | | 8 | Jack Tudor | Christian Williams | Won easily by 13l off much reduced mark at Perth (2m4f, good) in July and will be fine over today's longer trip but his recent efforts have been underwhelming and he's up in grade here; effective on good and soft ground; others appeal more. |
1st (5)  Get Up Mush | | | | | | 6 | Harry Skelton | Dan Skelton | 2-4 over fences since returning from long absence in June, the latter success gained at Uttoxeter (2m4f, good) in July; managed only fourth when warm favourite for latest race but wasn't beaten far, and could have untapped potential over this new trip; seems fine on good and soft ground. |
Castle Robin has a touch of class about him and will be dangerous off his current mark if back on song after a wind op and a break. However, there is probably still more to come from low-mileage 6yo GET UP MUSH (nap), who has made a bright start to his chasing career this season and now ventures beyond 2m5f for the first time under rules. Pull Again Green is next on the list.[Chris Wilson]
Race 5: 16:05 Warwick eventmasters.co.uk Mares' Handicap Hurdle (0-105) (5) 3yo+ GB 2m 3f
(14)  All Blues | | | | | | 4 | Lewis Saunders | Tom Gretton | Safely held off lowly marks in all three handicap hurdles (2m-2m5f) and needs to find some improvement from somewhere. |
(11)  Olivia Kate | | | | | | 5 | Richard Patrick | Matt Sheppard | Outran 50-1 odds when placed in Worcester novice (2m, good) in June but finished well down the field in her first two handicaps; moves back up in trip with cheekpieces added. |
(12)  Pollyonesock | | | | | | 6 | Toby Wynne | Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero | Placed in a maiden hurdle in spring 2023 but looked out badly out of sorts when pulled up on consecutive appearances in May and needs to have been revitalised by four-month break; cheekpieces removed after one use. |
4th (8)  Regally Blonde | | | | | | 5 | Harry Bannister | Ben Case | 0-8 over hurdles, having ended last season with two disappointing efforts, and absent since struggling on the Flat in April; returns from break in first-time cheekpieces and with quite a lot to prove. |
1st (9)  Apples Moon | | | | | | 5 | James Bowen | Nicky Martin | Unexposed after only three hurdling starts but didn't show a great deal in three 2m novice/maiden races in first half of this year and needs improvement on this handicap debut. |
(7)  The Midwife | | | | | | 6 | Conor Ring | Grace Harris | Now back on same mark as when causing 25-1 surprise at Market Rasen (2m4f, good to soft) in February but her subsequent form is underwhelming and she has fitness to prove after a 137-day break. |
(10)  Valentine Getaway | | | | | | 6 | Richie McLernon | Jonjo & A J O'Neill | Ran well in defeat behind a progressive mare at Huntingdon (3m1f, good) in May but her form has dipped in the meantime and she's now 0-13 over hurdles. |
(13)  Bella Ciao | | | | | | 7 | Daire McConville | Martin Keighley | 0-8 over hurdles; suggested her turn might be near when second at Southwell (3m, good to soft) in July 2023 but returned from one-year absence with a lesser effort over 2m4f, and has been off form another ten weeks since. |
3rd (5)  Faerie Cutlass | | | | | | 6 | Ciaran Gethings | Kim Bailey | Left behind by wide-margin winner when second of 13 at Worcester (2m7f, good) in July but that was still a pretty good effort, and she was in contention before falling at third-last flight there (2m4f, good) this month; may not be favoured by any rain but makes more appeal than most of these. |
(1)  I Am Gonna Be | | | | | | 7 | Lilly Pinchin | Charlie Longsdon | Has mixed record over fences since last autumn but was a respectable fifth in a much stronger race than this when back over hurdles at Worcester (2m4f, good) last month and is another 3lb lower here; seems best suited by good/good to soft ground; big player. |
(6)  Hot Fizzy Lizzy | | | | | | 5 | Tristan Durrell | Dan Skelton | Placed in slowly run Stratford novice (2m, good to firm) in July and reportedly lost her action when pulled up on handicap debut there later that month; not one of her stable's stars but remains unexposed. |
(4)  Duchamps Art | | | | | | 4 | Murray Dodd | Alastair Ralph | Signed off for Willie Mullins with 32l defeat in 2m4f Worcester handicap at start of this month and with hurdling strike-rate standing at 0-8; needs to have been perked up by switch to new stable; cheekpieces added. |
(2)  Leave Her To Me | | | | | | 6 | Kielan Woods | David Killahena & Graeme McPherson | Bettered inauspicious hurdling debut when game winner of Uttoxeter maiden (2m, good) in July and didn't run badly on her subsequent appearance but probably needs to make further progress on this handicap debut. |
2nd (3)  Fashionelle | | | | | | 5 | James Best | Fergal O'Brien | Ran well in her first three handicaps then took form to whole new level at Worcester (2m4f, good) last week, keeping on strongly to win readily by over 7l; could still be well treated under 7lb penalty but will have something to prove if the ground is slower than good. |
Fashionelle drew nicely clear of a well-handicapped rival to open her account at Worcester last week and is respected under her penalty but slight preference is for class-dropper I AM GONNA BE, who may be better equipped to cope if the ground softens and who ran quite well when back over hurdles last month. Faerie Cutlass is next on the list.[Chris Wilson]
Race 6: 16:40 Warwick Molson Coors Handicap Hurdle (Div I) (0-110) (4) 4yo+ GB 3m 2f
6th (3)  Dublin Four | | | | | | 10 | Kielan Woods | David Killahena & Graeme McPherson | Tailed off in his last hurdle race and suffered a similar fate in three subsequent chases; that's more his game, so opposable on this occasion. |
3rd (2)  Butler's Brief | | | | | | 9 | Nick Scholfield | Alastair Ralph | On a good mark but has struggled in cheekpieces/blinkers since returning from a break; best watched for now. |
(5)  Highland Frolic | | | | | | 5 | Gavin Sheehan | Mark Rimell | Won a maiden hurdle in April 2023; signed off for Milton Harris in modest form and has been tailed off in two of his three Flat runs for this yard; others safer. |
5th (7)  Ballyvaughan Bay | | | | | | 7 | Tom Bellamy | D J Jeffreys | Ground it out from the front over 3m at Southwell (good) and the shorter trip of 2m6f on a tighter track perhaps found him out at Stratford since; still lightly raced and unlikely that he's handicapped out of it (6lb above his win). |
7th (1)  Dynamite Kentucky | | | | | | 9 | Luke Scott | Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole | Didn't have a lot in hand at Worcester (2m7f, good) and has gone up 5lb; however, he won't mind the recent rain and a lack of stamina won't stop him. |
(9)  Fine By Me | | | | | | 7 | Jamie Brace | Nigel Twiston-Davies | Drew clear to win comfortably at Stratford (3m2f, good) and was challenging when taking a heavy late fall at Newton Abbot (off this 6lb higher mark); needs good ground so watch the weather. |
1st (6)  Craven Bay | | | | | | 8 | Kevin Brogan | Toby Lawes | 2m7f maiden winner; kept on to be beaten 9l over that same trip in his second handicap and this far is worth a go; still lightly raced; new trainer. |
| 4th (10) Time To Tinker | | | | | | 9 | Robert Dunne | Gary Hanmer | Became disappointing for Paul Nicholls; an improved run for this yard when a 3l third at Bangor but that was over 2m3f; others can see this out stronger. |
2nd (4)  Chatty Chich | | | | | | 6 | Harry Skelton | Dan Skelton | Won handicaps at Huntingdon (3m1f, good) and Fakenham (2m7f, good) before getting found out by the drop back to 2m4f at Worcester (still ran well); softening ground would be a cause for concern. |
Softening ground would be a worry for Chatty Chich and Fine By Me. DYNAMITE KENTUCKY is on a tough mark but has plenty going for him otherwise and he's preferred over Ballyvaughan Bay.[Alistair Jones]
Race 7: 17:10 Warwick Molson Coors Handicap Hurdle (Div II) (0-110) (4) 4yo+ GB 3m 2f
4th (7)  Sporty Jim | | | | | | 7 | Philip Armson | Rob Summers | Maiden hurdle winner for Olly Murphy in 2022 but out of form over fences and hurdles for new stable this season; goes beyond 3m for first time. |
6th (3)  In Rem | | | | | | 9 | David Noonan | Jane Williams | Won over C&D in 2022 and reverted to hurdling with pretty good third at Exeter (2m7f, soft) in March; ended last season with a lesser effort and is not one to rely upon but significant rain will bump him up the pecking order. |
(8)  The Wise Traveller | | | | | | 8 | Kielan Woods | Sarah Humphrey | Won twice on good ground for new stable last season (3m1f/2m7f), and his clear second to a revitalised rival at Huntingdon (3m1f, good) in May was also a good effort; returns from three-month break on workable mark but the forecast rain dents his appeal. |
(6)  Prince De Juilley | | | | | | 7 | Jonathan Burke | Alastair Ralph | Just did enough to open hurdling account off today's mark over C&D (good) in May; obvious contender if judged on that performance but his form has slumped badly since and he probably doesn't want the ground any slower than good to soft; usual cheekpieces removed; tongue-tie added. |
7th (9)  Faded Fantasy | | | | | | 5 | Nick Scholfield | Christian Williams | Yet to build upon his easy maiden win in spring 2023, and this year's record is rather mixed; ran okay when fifth (behind Stans The Man and Tzarmix) at Worcester (2m7f, good) last month and also has form on soft ground but he's not the percentage call. |
5th (1)  Tzarmix | | | | | | 6 | Max Kendrick | Jonjo & A J O'Neill | Unplaced all five starts since switching to current stable but not beaten far when keeping-on fourth at Worcester (2m7f, good; Stans The Man second) last month and will be favoured by the forecast rain. |
3rd (5)  Champetre | | | | | | 6 | Gavin Sheehan | Oliver Signy | 0-7 over hurdles and hasn't always looked enthusiastic but was one of two to pull clear of the others when close second at Worcester (2m7f, good) last month and has claims here if the ground doesn't deteriorate too much. |
1st (4)  Stans The Man | | | | | | 7 | James Best | Ella Pickard | Has emerged from a spell in the doldrums since fitted with cheekpieces for last three races, most notably when close second at Worcester (2m7f, good) two starts ago; may not be favoured by the forecast rain here but remains well handicapped on older form. |
2nd (2)  Clararose | | | | | | 6 | Harry Skelton | Dan Skelton | Scored by 5l here (2m5f, good) in May and has remained in good form since (2m3f-2m7f); not yet proven on ground slower than good to soft or over this far but still features prominently in calculations. |
Clararose has made the frame on all four starts since her 2m5f course win in May and might still have a bigger performance in her but she's one of a few in this line-up who would prefer the forecast rain not to arrive. TZARMIX ran respectably on both outings since cheekpieces were added this summer and, with a soft-ground win on his CV, he might be the one to side with. C&D winner In Rem will also welcome rain.[Chris Wilson]
Race 8: 17:45 Warwick Covcon Mares' Open National Hunt Flat Race (Category 1 Elimination) (GBB Race) GB 2m
(7)  Pleniflora | | | | | | 4 | Tristan Durrell | Nikki Evans | First foal of a dual hurdles winner (including for her connections); brings the worst piece of form, however, and needs to step up markedly on that Stratford effort. |
1st (5)  Lady Buttercup | | | | | | 4 | Charlie Maggs | Donald McCain | First foal of a Flat/hurdles winner (including for her connections); comfortably held in two races last term but this looks a less competitive field; may improve. |
(2)  County Royal | | | | | | 4 | Harry Bannister | Ben Case | From a yard that's only 1-36 in bumpers in last five seasons; faded in the closing stages at Worcester (2m, good) in July, ending up last of 12; not screaming to be backed. |
(4)  Glen Affric | | | | | | 4 | James Best | Tracey Leeson | £1,600 4yo; dam point and 2m4f-3m1f chase winner, sister to point winner Share The Moments, closely related to 2m3f-3m hurdle/chase winner Our Katie; stable is 0-13 in bumpers. |
3rd (6)  Mustamento | | | | | | 4 | Kielan Woods | D J Jeffreys | First foal of an unraced sister to 2m4f-3m1f hurdle winner Let's Get At It and half-sister to two jumps winners; wears hood on debut; yard is 0-30 in bumpers. |
4th (1)  Honour High | | | | | | 5 | Ben Jones | Ben Pauling | 45,000gns foal, £2,800 3yo; by Lope De Vega; dam placed 1m turf in USA, half-sister to useful 11.4f/1m4f winner Grand Bazaar, is granddaughter of 1,000 Guineas second Dabaweyaa; in good hands; the pick of the newcomers. |
2nd (3)  Georgia's Charm | | | | | | 4 | Miss A B O'Connor | Harry Fry | Promising third of 17 at Cork (2m, good) on sole start for Mags Mullins; sold for £27,000 later in May; Aine O'Connor is again booked and comes here for this one ride; sets a clear standard. |
The clear form pick is GEORGIA'S CHARM based on her Irish effort. Flat-bred Honour High, who looks best of the debutantes, is feared most.[Steve Boow]
