Exeter Races & Results Tomform Tuesday 20th October 2020
There were 48 Races on Tuesday 20th October 2020 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Exeter, 7 races at Fairyhouse, 8 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Tipperary, 9 races at Yarmouth, 8 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Tuesday 20th October 2020
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
(6) Troed Y Melin 4.5/1, Point winner who found just one too good on each of his 2 completed starts over fences for Jimmy Frost last term. Has rejoined former yard and claims if ready to roll following a 9-month absence.
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2nd (3) (2.25/1 +50%) Rococo River
2.25/1(+50%)
(3) Rococo River 2.25/1, Didn't kick on from hurdles success here in May 2019 and while he performed with credit on second chase start at Bangor in July, his latest effort left much to be desired.
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3rd (2) (2.12/1 +23%) Twasn't The Plan
2.12/1(+23%)
(2) Twasn't The Plan 2.12/1, Runner-up first 4 starts over fences in 2019, and again hit the crossbar back from a break at Southwell (20.4f) in August. Remains on a feasible mark and should make his presence felt.
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4th (4) (6/1 -200%) Fresh New Dawn
6/1(-200%)
(4) Fresh New Dawn 6/1, Winning hurdler who was runner-up on first completion over fences at Kelso (21.6f), a race he may have won but for clouting the final 2 fences. 1 lb lower now and big chance if avoiding mistakes here.
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5th (5) (33/1 +18%) Howaboutrightnow
33/1(+18%)
(5) Howaboutrightnow 33/1, No real impact over hurdles last season and beaten a long way starting out in this sphere at Newton Abbot last month. Now tried in a visor.
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|PU| (1) (7/1 -27%) Who Shot Jr
7/1(-27%)
(1) Who Shot Jr 7/1, Winner of Taunton novice hurdle last season and didn't shape badly on return/chase debut in September. Disapponting at Ffos Las next time, though, and now tried in cheekpieces/tongue strap.
LTO Selection:
16:00 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 4) 19f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Bet At racinguk.com 'Junior' Standard Open NH Flat Race (GBB Race) 12 Runners
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1st (7) (5.5/1 +8%) The Worthy Brat
5.5/1(+8%)
(7) The Worthy Brat 5.5/1, Worthadd gelding. Half-brother to 4 winners on Flat, including useful 1m winner Cavaleiro. Dam lightly raced on Flat.
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2nd (5) (5.5/1 -214%) Peaked Too Soon
5.5/1(-214%)
(5) Peaked Too Soon 5.5/1, Shaped with encouragement amidst inexperience at Huntingdon 20 days ago and, with improvement on the cards, looks a definite player.
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3rd (6) (7.5/1 -50%) Silent Partner
7.5/1(-50%)
(6) Silent Partner 7.5/1, Fast Company gelding. Half-brother to 2 winners on Flat, including 7f-1m winner Golden Wedding. Dam 7f winner.
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4th (12) (18/1 +10%) Sweet Nightingale
18/1(+10%)
(12) Sweet Nightingale 18/1, Excelebration filly. Half-sister to 6 winners, including fairly useful hurdler Grand Gold, stayed 2½m, and fair hurdler Buddy Holly. Dam 1¼m winner. Wears hood.
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5th (2) (33/1 -50%) Devongate
33/1(-50%)
(2) Devongate 33/1, Delegator gelding. Dam ran once on Flat. Not ruled out for stable that can have winners in this sphere.
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6th (3) (22/1 +12%) Joey's Gift
22/1(+12%)
(3) Joey's Gift 22/1, War Command gelding. Half-brother to 6 winners, including fair hurdler Keep To The Beat, stayed 3¼m. Dam lightly raced on Flat.
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7th (4) (5.5/1 -38%) Left Unattended
5.5/1(-38%)
(4) Left Unattended 5.5/1, Sea The Stars gelding who was only sixth at Huntingdon on debut but could show more if he's able to settle better.
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8th (11) (3.5/1 +56%) Elusive Polly
3.5/1(+56%)
(11) Elusive Polly 3.5/1, Kalanisi filly. Dam, placed over fences in France, half-sister to bumper winner/fairly useful hurdler (2m winner) Free Thinking out of fairly useful hurdler/useful chaser (best up to 29f) Liberthine.
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9th (1) (12/1 +64%) Battle March
12/1(+64%)
(1) Battle March 12/1, War Front gelding. Dam smart 10.7f winner. Others are more appealing.
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10th (10) (4/1 +56%) Call Me Sainte
4/1(+56%)
(10) Call Me Sainte 4/1, Saint Des Saints filly. Sister to 2 winners, including useful hurdler/fairly useful chaser Saint Call,. Dam 2¼m hurdle winner.
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11th (9) (125/1 -25%) Zellerate
125/1(-25%)
(9) Zellerate 125/1, 1,500 gns 3-y-o, Gutaifan gelding. Closely related to 2 winners on Flat, including useful 7f/1m winner Dark Devil. Dam 1m winner.
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12th (8) (250/1 -25%) Well In Command
250/1(-25%)
(8) Well In Command 250/1, No show at Huntingdon on debut and up against it once more.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
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