Fakenham Races & Results Tomform Tuesday 9th May 2023
There were 36 Races on Tuesday 9th May 2023 across 5 meetings. There was 6 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Lingfield, 8 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Ludlow, 7 races at Newcastle, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Tuesday 9th May 2023
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(6) Way Out 1.75/1, Irish point winner and displayed plenty of ability on first 2 starts in bumpers. In-and-out form over hurdles so far, though one of better efforts when fifth of 13 in handicap at Wincanton (21.4f) 23 days ago. Leading form player. Irish point winner in 2022; fair form over hurdles; chance, but proving hard to win with.
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2nd (5) (3/1 -117%) State Of Bliss
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3/1(-117%)
(5) State Of Bliss 3/1, Fairly useful on Flat (stays 1½m) for the Johnston stable and was much improved from hurdling debut when third in 11-runner novice at Kempton (2m) last week. Longer trip should be within range given how he shaped that day and has an excellent chance. Quite useful on the Flat; third in 2m novice at Kempton last week; 2m4f may suit.
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3rd (2) (20/1 +60%) Fulgurant
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20/1(+60%)
(2) Fulgurant 20/1, Placed on completed start in points but dropped away quickly once headed in a Huntingdon bumper on Rules debut in March. Upped in trip now hurdling. Showed promise in Irish points; well beaten in a bumper on stable debut; should do better.
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4th (7) (66/1 -65%) Moirai
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66/1(-65%)
(7) Moirai 66/1, Beaten a long way in 2 juvenile events in March. Up in trip. Cheekpieces on for 1st time. Modest efforts so far; needs to improve for step up in trip, good ground and headgear.
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5th (3) (40/1 -60%) Hobie
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40/1(-60%)
(3) Hobie 40/1, Successful on second of 2 starts in Irish points but was too free in an Exeter bumper on last month's Rules debut. Winning Irish pointer; only tenth in an Exeter bumper on stable debut but should do better.
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6th (4) (66/1 -371%) It Had To Be Shaw
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66/1(-371%)
(4) It Had To Be Shaw 66/1, Shirocco gelding. Half-brother to fairly useful 2m hurdle winner/useful chaser Coach Carter. Dam (c123/h121) 2½m-3m hurdle/chase winner. Attracted support but was too headstrong to meet expectations in a Hereford bumper on debut in February. By Shirocco; last of six when 4-1 in a bumper on debut; should improve now going jumping.
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|F| (1) (1.38/1 +54%) Copshill Lad
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1.38/1(+54%)
(1) Copshill Lad 1.38/1, Ready winner of Stratford bumper last May. Good start over hurdles when third in 18.5f Exeter maiden on New Year's Day (strong form). Underwhelming in 3 starts subsequently but still merits consideration in a weak event. Bumper winner; fair form over hurdles including 2m4f at Plumpton last time; a possible.
LTO Selection:
14:10 Fakenham Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
1st: 1.38/1 (5) STATE OF BLISS, 2nd: 3/1 (1) COPSHILL LAD, 3rd: 2/1 (6) WAY OUT.
COPSHILL LAD finished a good third over an extended 2m4f at Plumpton last month and a marginal drop in trip could see him break his maiden here. He represents a reputable stable and he can have a big say in proceedings, but State Of Bliss should not be underestimated following a decent run for third at Kempton earlier this month. Hobie completes the shortlist.
STATE OF BLISS showed much more than on his hurdling debut when third at Kempton last week, and with the longer trip likely to be within range given how he rallied that day, he's selected to open his account in this sphere. Way Out and Copshill Lad look the other key players in a notably thin race.
After his third at Kempton last week useful Flat performer STATE OF BLISS looks the one to beat with Copshill Lad his main threat.
14:10 Fakenham Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(2) Jigginstown King 2.25/1, Ran best race over hurdles when runner-up at Hereford (25.5f) in February and back to that level when filling same spot back over fences at Fontwell (19.5f) 18 days ago, strong challenge flat but just held by winner. Still early days and he ought to go well again. Best of 3 handicap chase runs when close second last time; good chance on that form.
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2nd (3) (8/1 -100%) Abaya Du Mathan
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8/1(-100%)
(3) Abaya Du Mathan 8/1, Veteran who has been kept very busy and ended long losing run to land Ffos Las handicap chase (19.4f) for second successive season 2 weeks ago. Handicapper has reacted and wouldn't be a sure thing to back that up here. In good form recently, last time winning at Ffos Las; back up 9lb but should go well again.
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3rd (7) (9/1 +36%) Ben Brody
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9/1(+36%)
(7) Ben Brody 9/1, Winning hurdler/chaser who went with more zest than previously this year when third in 5-runner Fontwell handicap (17.7f) 5 weeks ago, tiring late on having forced pace. However, likely this veteran will face competition on the front end again here. Regressive; on a good mark but not running well enough to suggest he can take this..
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4th (1) (7/1 -56%) Auditoria
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7/1(-56%)
(1) Auditoria 7/1, Hurdles winner who found the switch to forcing tactics/a first-time visor in her favour when to get off the mark over fences at Taunton (21.7f) in March. Ran another solid race when third behind Legendary Rhythm at Wincanton since and expected to be close again on 2 lb better terms. In decent form since finishing second here in February, last twice with a visor (on again).
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5th (6) (3.5/1 +61%) Cloudy Wednesday
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3.5/1(+61%)
(6) Cloudy Wednesday 3.5/1, Got off the mark over C&D in February and largely performed with credit since, fourth in 8-runner Huntingdon handicap (19.8f) 23 days ago. Now only 1 lb above last winning mark and she's no forlorn hope. C&D winner in February; mixed form since but fair fourth in April; possibilities.
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|PU| (5) (4/1 -45%) Legendary Rhythm
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4/1(-45%)
(5) Legendary Rhythm 4/1, Well supported when opening chase account from Auditoria at Leicester (20f) in February and again had that rival behind when scoring at Wincanton (20f) 6 weeks ago, holding on gamely. This tight track looks ideal given her style and player again from 3 lb higher mark. Has won two small-field mares chases on last two starts; still feasibly treated; chance.
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|PU| (4) (12/1 +14%) The Knot Is Tied
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12/1(+14%)
(4) The Knot Is Tied 12/1, Fair winner over hurdles who returned to form from out the blue to open chase account at Lingfield (2m, good to soft) in December. However, only one effort of any note in handful of starts subsequently and he's a risky proposition. Lingfield winner in December; below par since, including over C&D; plenty to prove.
LTO Selection:
14:40 Fakenham Handicap Chase (Class 5) 21f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Auditoria has paid a price for consistency of late and has to shoulder top-weight here, so JIGGINSTOWN KING shades the vote based on that. Only narrowly denied over an extended 2m3f at Fontwell last month, there is likely more in the locker and he can post his best run to date. Abaya Du Mathan bolted up at Ffos Las most recently and is another to consider off 9lb higher.
LEGENDARY RHYTHM has really found her feet in mares' handicap chase events in recent months, following up her Leicester victory in game fashion at Wincanton 6 weeks ago. She looks sure to go well again in this groove and can make a bold bid to complete the hat-trick. Jigginstown King and Auditoria can also figure.
The 6yo JIGGINSTOWN KING (nap) ran his best race over fences at Fontwell last time and is taken to get off the mark.
(8) Baby Sham 22/1, Fair Flat winner but hasn't matched that level over hurdles, including well held in a C&D handicap in October. Fared no better back from a break at Stratford last month. 1m AW winner; yet to win in 16 attempts over hurdles (well beaten over C&D two runs ago).
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2nd (3) (1.38/1 +31%) Scudamore
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1.38/1(+31%)
(3) Scudamore 1.38/1, Fair winner on Flat who returned from a break to open his account over hurdles in a 19f Stratford novice handicap 16 days ago, quickening clear. A 7 lb rise may not prevent him following up. 1m6f Flat winner; won 2m2f h'cap last time; 2m4f should suit; good chance despite 7lb rise.
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3rd (7) (5/1 -43%) Lighthouse Mill
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5/1(-43%)
(7) Lighthouse Mill 5/1, Inconsistent to date but his latest Southwell second shows he can be competitive from his mark when in the mood. Needs to show he can string good runs together now. 0-11; sound run over this trip at Southwell last time and not without a chance.
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4th (2) (6/1 +45%) Enthused
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6/1(+45%)
(2) Enthused 6/1, Fairly useful Flat winner but yet to reach the same level over hurdles, finishing a distant fourth in a 2m course maiden hurdle when last seen in March. Others are more obvious. Flat winner; best hurdles form when 4th in 2m h'cap two runs ago; 2m4f not sure to suit.
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5th (6) (9/1 +10%) If Karl's Berg Did
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9/1(+10%)
(6) If Karl's Berg Did 9/1, Maiden handicap hurdler who is hard to catch right, offering little again when sxith of 8 at Plumpton last month. Mark in freefall but comes with plenty of risks. 0-13; not been in much form but conditions should suit; others still make more appeal.
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6th (1) (8/1 -100%) Champagne Town
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8/1(-100%)
(1) Champagne Town 8/1, Winning pointer. Fair form in a bumper and maiden hurdle in Ireland last spring. Below that level in a Doncaster novice hurdle for new yard in March but he's unexposed now making a quick switch to handicap company after wind surgery (also has tongue tie refitted). Interesting. Irish point winner; rather disappointing over hurdles; makes handicap debut after wind op.
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7th (5) (11/1 -22%) Jukebox D'Eddy
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11/1(-22%)
(5) Jukebox D'Eddy 11/1, Improved effort over hurdles when going close on 2m Wetherby handicap debut (good to soft) in March. Not in the same form when sixth there 15 days later, hanging to his left under pressure. Freshened up since. Races beyond 2m for the first time here. Shaped as though this trip would suit when Wetherby second two runs ago; good run expected.
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|F| (9) (14/1 +65%) Top Drawer
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14/1(+65%)
(9) Top Drawer 14/1, Remains with little solid form in handicap hurdles, finishing a distant sixth on last month's return from a break at Stratford. Longstanding maiden who faces a stiff task from 5lb out of the handicap.
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|U| (4) (33/1 -200%) Living's Boy An Co
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33/1(-200%)
(4) Living's Boy An Co 33/1, Off the mark in emphatic fashion at Market Rasen (19f) in October. However, in process of running poorly when unseating 2 out at Musselburgh a month later and been absent since. Minus usual cheekpieces here. In good form over fences last year; not sure to go so well back over hurdles after a break.
LTO Selection:
15:10 Fakenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Based on the summary, 2/1 (3) SCUDAMORE, the 2m4f handicap winner, seems like the most likely to do well. Prediction: 1st: 2/1 (3) SCUDAMORE 2nd: 11/1 (2) ENTHUSED 3rd: 9/1 (5) JUKEBOX D'EDDY
LIGHTHOUSE MILL finished a decent second over an extended 2m4f at Southwell last month and a fractionally shorter trip could benefit him here, given he was headed approaching the last in that aforementioned contest. Scudamore is rated 7lb higher following a facile win at Stratford most recently and is feared most, while Champagne Town also warrants a market check.
SCUDAMORE was a cosy winner at Stratford last month for in-form Jennie Candlish and a 7 lb rise may not prevent him going in again. The lightly-raced Champagne Town is an interesting contender on his handicap debut and might be the one to give the selection most to do ahead of Jukebox d'Eddy.
With this longer trip likely to suit, recent Stratford winner SCUDAMORE is taken to follow up. Jukebox D'Eddy should also run well.
(6) Olly's Folly , Longstanding maiden (0-60 overall; 0-14 in this sphere) and looks set for another struggle. 14-race maiden; well beaten in a maiden hurdle here last time; 5lb wrong; others stronger.
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1st (5) (1.88/1 +32%) Gavin
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(5) Gavin 1.88/1, Winner of a Uttoxeter handicap in November 2022 and while he's blown hot-and-cold since (in this sphere and on the Flat), his Taunton second to Phoenix Risen (winner again since) back from a break last month represented a welcome return to form. Big player. Lacks a recent win but good second last time (winner won next time) and is down in grade.
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2nd (4) (25/1 -213%) Hey Bob
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25/1(-213%)
(4) Hey Bob 25/1, Won 3 on the bounce last spring/summer, including this very race 12 months ago. However, resumes from a break with a bit to prove having failed to fire on each of his last 3 starts. Won this off 10lb lower for Olly Murphy in 2022; since won at Cartmel; off since September.
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3rd (2) (3/1 +0%) Hayedo
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3/1(+0%)
(2) Hayedo 3/1, Fairly useful maiden on Flat who improved to open his account in a Hereford juvenile last January. Below par at Fontwell when last seen in August but sights lowered back from a break here and he needs considering. Maiden hurdle winner in 2022; below that since but on a good mark and stable going well.
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4th (3) (2/1 +50%) True Romance
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2/1(+50%)
(3) True Romance 2/1, Though sole success from 13 starts in this sphere was gained back in 2019, he did go close in a Taunton seller in November and scored on the Flat the following month. Well below par the last twice (latterly on the Flat) but definite chance if on-song. Perhaps not the force of old and was well behind Weebill at Market Rasen in December.
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5th (1) (5.5/1 -100%) Weebill
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5.5/1(-100%)
(1) Weebill 5.5/1, Enhanced good record at selling/claiming level when landing a 5-runner event over this C&D in March. However, he wasn't on a going day at Stratford (18.7f, heavy) next time and needs to bounce back. Two wins last season, in a selling handicap off this mark and a C&D claimer; good claims.
LTO Selection:
15:45 Fakenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 16f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Based on the summary, the horses that are most likely to finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd are: 1st: 12/1 (4) HEY BOB 2nd: 1.88/1 (5) GAVIN 3rd: 3.5/1 (3) TRUE ROMANCE
WEEBILL had valid excuses for a seemingly poor effort at Stratford last month (reportedly lost a shoe and was struck into on his right-fore heel) and is better judged on his previous outing, when he won a claiming hurdle over C&D in March. Assuming he can repeat that sort of level, the Olly Murphy-trained gelding can bounce back here. Gavin is suggested as the chief threat after a solid effort at Taunton last month, while the unexposed Hayedo also warrants consideration.
The most recent piece of solid form on offer is GAVIN's second to an upwardly mobile rival in a Taunton handicap and, entitled to come on for that run (his first for almost 6 months), he is taken to go one better here. True Romance needs to bounce back but will be a threat if able to do so and Hayedo should be in the mix, provided he is ready to roll following an 8-month absence.
After his good run last time out Gavin is considered but it could pay to side with WEEBILL, who has a good record here.
(1) Duc De Beauchene 5/1, Back to winning ways in emphatic fashion at Wincanton (25.1f) last month and acquitted himself well behind a progressive sort in Kempton handicap (24f, good to soft) since. Shortlisted. Back up in the ratings and stamina to prove but in good form and not ruled out.
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2nd (9) (6.5/1 +0%) Jony Max
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6.5/1(+0%)
(9) Jony Max 6.5/1, Admirably consistent in 2022, scoring twice and making the frame on other 8 starts. Returns from 6-month absence on a feasible mark and must enter calculations. Has won over 3m2f and 20l third only previous run over C&D (2021); worth considering.
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3rd (6) (6.5/1 -18%) Wake Up Early
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6.5/1(-18%)
(6) Wake Up Early 6.5/1, Bright start for this yard last spring, winning twice, including over this C&D on stable debut, and back on the up when scoring at Sedgefield (27f) in March. Not in same form at Cheltenham since but can't be ruled out. Two wins over 3m3f last season, latest in March; below par last time but could play a part.
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4th (7) (3.5/1 +0%) Midnight Mary
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3.5/1(+0%)
(7) Midnight Mary 3.5/1, Fair winning hurdler who has performed well over fences this year, winning at Wetherby before 3 good efforts in defeat, latest when second of 5 in handicap at Southwell (24.3f, good to soft, 9/4) 11 days ago, running on. Not taken lightly Dual course winner; 8lb higher than Wetherby win in January; stays 3m1f; first run at 3m5f.
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5th (5) (28/1 +0%) Coup De Pinceau
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28/1(+0%)
(5) Coup De Pinceau 28/1, Winner of a 4m hunter chase at Cheltenham in April of last year and ran solid races in defeat on next 2 starts. However, not been in same form since and plenty to prove now. Won 4m hunter chase in April 2022; rather disappointing last season and others stronger.
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6th (2) (4/1 +50%) Tommie Beau
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4/1(+50%)
(2) Tommie Beau 4/1, Below par latest but had got back on the scoreboard at Plumpton (25.7f) previously and is only 1 lb higher than when taking this prize home 12 months ago. Respected. Handles most ground; below best latest but won this off 1lb lower in 2022; obvious chance.
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7th (11) (10/1 +0%) D'Jango
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10/1(+0%)
(11) D'Jango 10/1, Won 3 times in busy 2022-23 campaign. Little chance from out of the handicap at Sandown latest but remains on a workable mark and can't be discounted. Won over 3m5f at Lingfield in February; highly tried on occasions since; could go well.
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|PU| (4) (12/1 +14%) Shetland Bus
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12/1(+14%)
(4) Shetland Bus 12/1, It all clicked for him over fences with cheekpieces added in the autumn, winning over shorter trips here and at Stratford. Not been in same form in a couple of recent outings, though, and percentage call is to look elsewhere. Winner here in October, but disappointing since; first run at beyond 3m; stamina to prove.
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|PU| (10) (14/1 -40%) Flying Verse
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14/1(-40%)
(10) Flying Verse 14/1, Three wins from 16 runs last season. Back to form when second of 7 in handicap chase at Perth (23.8f, good to soft) 12 days ago, going with enthusiasm. Longer trip no issue and likely to make presence felt. Won over 3m7f in November; some fair efforts since; including when 2nd last time.
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|PU| (8) (14/1 +13%) Captain Tommy
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14/1(+13%)
(8) Captain Tommy 14/1, Disappointed on final start for David Bridgwater last spring and has offered little in 3 starts for present yard. Continues to slide in handicap but remains hard to recommend. Wears first-time visor. On a fair mark but not in the best of form last season; visor replaces cheekpieces.
LTO Selection:
16:20 Fakenham Handicap Chase (Class 3) 29f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
Based on the summary, some horses that could potentially do well are 10/1 (11) D'JANGO, 6.5/1 (9) JONY MAX, 28/1 (5) COUP DE PINCEAU, 10/1 (10) FLYING VERSE, 5.5/1 (6) WAKE UP EARLY, 3.33/1 (1) DUC DE BEAUCHENE, and 8/1 (2) TOMMIE BEAU. However, it is difficult to predict with certainty which horses will finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd without more information on the race and the horses' current form.
Tommie Beau is only 1lb higher than his success in last year's renewal of this race and is again high on the shortlist, while Duc De Beauchene, who has a healthy strike-rate over fences, is holding his form well and also warrants serious consideration. However, FLYING VERSE is still on a competitive mark and he gets the nod on these terms. David Dennis' charge was a good second in the 2021 edition of this off 7lb higher and might be a bit of value.
MIDNIGHT MARY won a couple of handicaps over hurdles at this course and has made a good start over the larger obstacles. She gets the nod. Duc de Beauchene and Flying Verse head the list of dangers.
Last year's winner TOMMIE BEAU is taken to score again with Flying Verse and Midnight Mary also expected to go well.
(5) Raleagh Flora 2.25/1, Modest hurdler in Ireland in 2020. Point winner 10 days ago and of firm interest back under Rules. Pulled up on first run after a break this year; easy point winner 10 days ago; a possible.
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2nd (6) (4/1 -167%) For Rita
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4/1(-167%)
(6) For Rita 4/1, Held in Cork bumper 4 years ago but 7-time point winner since, including a fortnight ago. Of firm interest. Good second in a ladies open before winning two small-field events; the one to beat.
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3rd (3) (5/1 +38%) Fiddler Of Dooney
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5/1(+38%)
(3) Fiddler Of Dooney 5/1, Modest form in hunters (held in third in this race 12 months ago). Point winner after but held twice last month in that sphere. 16l third in this race last year; last on both point starts this year; others preferred.
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4th (4) (5/1 +64%) Oval Street
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5/1(+64%)
(4) Oval Street 5/1, Point winner who showed up well for a long way with cheekpieces fitted for his hunter debut at Stratford a year ago (made running, 2 lengths down in third and beginning to look held when fell 2 out). Held in Fakenham point a fortnight ago. Fell only previous run under rules; mixed efforts pointing this year; headgear switch.
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5th (1) (11/1 +8%) Caballo Diablo
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11/1(+8%)
(1) Caballo Diablo 11/1, Half-brother to 4 winners, including useful hurdler Gilt Shadow (2m-21f winner, by Beneficial) and fairly useful chaser Cage of Fear (3m winner, by Milan). Point winner, last of 4 finishers last time (Feb 25). Hooded/tongue tied. 1-10 in points although has come up against some decent prospects; others more convincing.
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|PU| (2) (4/1 +11%) Doctor Tom
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4/1(+11%)
(2) Doctor Tom 4/1, Dual point winner (easily latest, a fortnight ago). One to consider on Rules debut. Visored. Two point wins this year including on the point track here last month; up in grade.
LTO Selection:
16:55 Fakenham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 24f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
1.5/1 (6) FOR RITA is the one to beat based on their recent performances and past success as a point winner. 4.5/1 (2) DOCTOR TOM and 3/1 (5) RALEAGH FLORA could also be contenders, as they have shown success in recent point wins and are up in grade for this race. The others, 12/1 (1) CABALLO DIABLO, 8/1 (3) FIDDLER OF DOONEY, and 14/1 (4) OVAL STREET, may struggle based on their recent form and lack of notable successes.
FOR RITA, a multiple winner in point-to-points, could be hard to beat if she copes with tackling regulation fences for the first time in public. She has a live chance and the 7lb she receives from the boys could be a telling factor at the business end. Doctor Tom was a comfortable winner when he made all on the pointing course here last month, and rates as the chief threat to the selection. Raleagh Flora rates best of the rest.
FOR RITA is a 7-time point winner and demands plenty of respect on her first go in a hunter. Raleagh Flora and Doctor Tom are also of interest.
In a tricky maiden hunter chase the in-form FOR RITA is taken to beat Raleagh Flora and Doctor Tom.
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