Kempton Races & Results Tomform Saturday 15th March 2025
There were 42 Races on Saturday 15th March 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Kempton, 7 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Thurles, 7 races at Southwell, 7 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Saturday 15th March 2025
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(4) Miss Altea Blue 11/8, Showed fairly useful form in France and produced an altogether more convincing effort than on her British debut 3 months earlier as she got off the mark over hurdles in 12-runner novice at Wincanton (15.2f) last week, readily. Could kick on now up and running for her top stable. Ex-French 4yo who won readily at Wincanton recently and she's a strong contender.
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1
1st (1) (9/4 -50%) Timetoshine
2.25
9/4(-50%)
(1) Timetoshine 9/4, Fairly useful on the Flat in France, successful twice on AW in 2024. Sold out of Fabrice Chappet's yard for €30,000 in November and, with a recent Flat run behind her, created a positive impression first time up over hurdles when forging clear at Huntingdon (15.8f) recently. Sure to progress. Useful on the Flat and won on last month's hurdle debut at Huntingdon; leading claims.
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2
2nd (2) (2/1 +33%) Anariza
2
2/1(+33%)
(2) Anariza 2/1, Easy winner sole start in point bumpers and offered something to work on under an exaggerated waiting ride when fourth in 10-runner bumper at Aintree on Rules debut in May. Again shaped with plenty of promise when third on Wetherby hurdles debut (2m) 9 months later and seems sure to progress. Promising third on hurdle debut at Wetherby and open to improvement; could be involved.
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3rd (5) (40/1 -60%) Christian Bruce
40
40/1(-60%)
(5) Christian Bruce 40/1, Fair form in maidens on Flat (should be suited by at least 1½m) for William Haggas. Sold for 22,000 gns in December and shaped as if needing more of a test when sixth of 11 at Hereford on hurdling debut last month. Didn't achieve much on the Flat and soundly beaten on last month's hurdle and stable debut.
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4th (6) (40/1 +0%) Nancy P
40
40/1(+0%)
(6) Nancy P 40/1, Fair at best on Flat (stays 1½m) and made little impact in the face of a stiff task on Doncaster hurdling debut. Ordinary on the Flat; tough task on hurdle debut when 150-1 but others are more compelling.
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5th (3) (125/1 -150%) Cracker Muddle
125
125/1(-150%)
(3) Cracker Muddle 125/1, Bred more for stamina than speed and looked one for the longer term on her Lingfield debut just over 3 weeks ago. 25-1 when tailed off in small field on last month's debut at Lingfield (2m, soft).
13:37 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
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A three-time winner on the Flat in France, TIMETOSHINE made a successful transition to hurdling when scoring in fine style at Huntingdon on only her second start for Nicky Henderson. She should have plenty more to offer over timber and can defy a penalty. The four-year-old Miss Altea Blue is also burdened with a penalty for winning at Wincanton last week, so Anariza may prove a bigger threat to the selection having returned to action with a solid third at Wetherby on her hurdling bow.
TIMETOSHINE ran out a decisive winner on her recent Huntingdon hurdling debut, despite being in need of the experience in terms of her jumping, so she's fancied to defy a penalty with plenty of improvement forthcoming. Anariza and Miss Altea Blue are the obvious threats.
The 4yo MISS ALTEA BLUE posted a smooth win at Wincanton recently on her second start for Paul Nicholls and is taken to follow up.
13:37 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(4) Teddy Blue 7/2, Talented but his temperament started to look an issue for the Moore stable last season and he ran poorly on hurdles return for new yard at Cheltenham in November. Has taken better to fences than may have been expected though, allowed to dominate when successful at Huntingdon 3 weeks ago. 6l win at Huntingdon on second chase start; back up in grade here but remains well treated.
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2nd (3) (13/8 +59%) First Street
1.625
13/8(+59%)
(3) First Street 13/8, Four-time hurdles winner but hasn't reached the same level in 4 attempts over fences, for all that his latest fourth of 8 in a novices' handicap at this venue (20.5f, good to soft) was his best effort yet in this sphere (Asta La Pasta second). Well weighted if he can build on that. Inferior chase form but well treated on hurdle exploits; encouraging run here last time.
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3rd (6) (5/1 +0%) Paddy In The Caddy
5
5/1(+0%)
(6) Paddy In The Caddy 5/1, Has advanced his form switched to fences this term, making all at Warwick, Hereford and Wincanton, all over 2m. This track will suit but he's now pitched into a better race and he could be vulnerable back up in trip. Up in grade today but this progressive 6yo is 3-6 over fences and in with a chance.
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1
4th (1) (3/1 -60%) Asta La Pasta
3
3/1(-60%)
(1) Asta La Pasta 3/1, Three-time winner over hurdles and has improved sent chasing this season, making the most of a good opportunity at Carlisle (20f) in November. Excellent placed efforts next 2 starts (runner-up effort at this venue franked since) and he did too much too soon when second at Musselburgh. Hood added. Has enjoyed a consistent first season over fences and could settle better now in a hood.
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5
|U| (5) (9/1 +0%) Moveit Like Minnie
9
9/1(+0%)
(5) Moveit Like Minnie 9/1, Made winning chase debut at Stratford (17f) but went the wrong way next 3 starts, running out twice. Fared better back hurdling with headgear added at Ascot this winter but lot depends on whether he has a cut at his obstacles returned to fences. Ran out in last 2 chases but plenty of promise among recalcitrance; capable of going well.
14:10 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 18f Race Class Flow
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Asta La Pasta may have done too much in front when well behind the winner at Musselburgh and is fitted with a hood for the first time. He has sound claims on an earlier second over these fences, when FIRST STREET finished fourth. The latter caught the eye running on strongly in the closing stages on that occasion and Nicky Henderson's charge is taken to turn the tables on these more favourable terms. Teddy Blue is upped in class and raised 6lb for a cosy triumph at Huntingdon, but is still preferred to Paddy In The Caddy.
ASTA LA PASTA split next-time-out winners when an excellent second at this venue on Boxing Day and with the addition of a hood hopefully helping him settle, he looks of major interest dropped slightly in trip. First Street also ran in that race, keeping on well for fourth, and he rates the chief threat, ahead of Teddy Blue.
There is risk attached with MOVEIT LIKE MINNIE as he ran out on his last two chase starts, but it's one worth taking given his ability.
(2) Pyramid Place 33/1, Landed an eighth handicap hurdle success of his career when seeing off 3 rivals over C&D in November but found in stronger races at Doncaster and back here since. This doesn't look any easier. Won well over C&D in November but is now 4lb higher in a stronger field.
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1st (9) (10/3 +44%) Aston Martini
3.333333
10/3(+44%)
(9) Aston Martini 10/3, Bumper winner who also landed her first 2 starts over hurdles last winter. Further progress in handicaps this season, shaping as if this slightly longer trip will play to her strengths when second of 11 in 19f Ascot handicap in January. Cheekpieces go on. This combination of new trip and first-time headgear is likely to suit; possibilities.
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5
2nd (5) (10/3 +49%) Classic King
3.333333
10/3(+49%)
(5) Classic King 10/3, Has landed handicap chase/hurdle wins around 19f at Doncaster this winter. Another good run when third in 19f Ascot handicap last month, staying on as if this return to slightly further will suit. Better than ever since returned to hurdles, winning at Doncaster then third at Ascot.
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3rd (8) (7/1 -100%) Double Powerful
7
7/1(-100%)
(8) Double Powerful 7/1, Highly progressive, strong-travelling sort who won a remarkable 6 handicaps on the trot between March and November last month. Improved again when only narrowly denied a 7-timer at Ascot (21.5f, good to soft) in December, running on well having still hard plenty to do 3 out. Big player. Very progressive; almost completed a seven-timer on last appearance; remains of interest.
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4
4th (4) (10/1 -43%) Irish Hill
10
10/1(-43%)
(4) Irish Hill 10/1, Consistent type who landed hurdle win number 7 when holding on gamely at Warwick (21f, soft) under Jay Tibdall last month. Should remain very competitive after only a 2 lb nudge. Scored gamely at Warwick last time; finished third in this race last year; solid chance.
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5th (1) (16/1 -14%) West Balboa
16
16/1(-14%)
(1) West Balboa 16/1, Very useful winning hurdler. Didn't take to chasing in the autumn but this former Lanzarote winner wasn't disgraced back hurdling the last twice and connections' won this race last year. Only sixth in this race last year but is now 6lb lower; won the 2023 Lanzarote over C&D.
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6th (6) (11/2 -83%) Saint Anapolino
5.5
11/2(-83%)
(6) Saint Anapolino 11/2, Going from strength to strength over hurdles, completing hat-trick in pretty good C&D handicap last month. A further 7 lb rise demands more but no surprise were this improving 6-y-o to find it. Won going away in C&D contest last month, taking hurdles record to 23111; improving 6yo.
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7th (10) (16/1 +0%) The Gray Ghost
16
16/1(+0%)
(10) The Gray Ghost 16/1, Irish bumper winner who came good for new connections in 2½m Newcastle novice hurdle in January. Improved again when length second of 10 in Musselburgh handicap (2½m, good to soft) since. Raised 4 lb but this lightly-raced 6-y-o could easily have more to give. Improved form with hood fitted the last twice; this is harder and headgear is removed.
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8th (7) (15/2 +53%) Josh The Boss
7.5
15/2(+53%)
(7) Josh The Boss 15/2, Resumed progress on return with victory in 17-runner Silver Trophy at Chepstow (19.5f) in October. That is good form but he hasn't come close to reproducing it twice since. A bounce back is needed. Form of Chepstow success is strong; hasn't matched it in two outings since.
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9th (3) (12/1 +25%) Chasing Fire
12
12/1(+25%)
(3) Chasing Fire 12/1, Notched second success over fences when accounting for 5 rivals in 3m Perth handicap on final run of last season. Disappointing in 2 chases starts on his return at the end of 2024 and now reverts to hurdles after 3 months off. Record of 3-5 over hurdles but hasn't raced in this sphere for nearly two years.
14:45 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 21f Race Class Flow
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The progressive DOUBLE POWERFUL notched up six straight victories before missing out by only a head at Ascot. He may well have won again with a more fluent display of jumping and a further 6lb rise is not insurmountable. Irish Hill finished just behind the selection at Ascot and that brings Paul Nicholls' charge into the equation. He subsequently franked the form by going in at Warwick, while Saint Anapolino also merits consideration having completed a hat-trick with plenty in hand over C&D three weeks ago.
A really good handicap. SAINT ANAPOLINO is taken to defy a 7 lb rise for last month's C&D success and make it 4 in a row but there are plenty of possible dangers, headed by the prolific Double Powerful, who was arguably a bit unlucky not to complete a remarkable 7-timer at Ascot when last seen just before Christmas. Aston Martini and the reliable Irish Hill complete the shortlist.
Improving SAINT ANAPOLINO (nap) is taken to follow up his C&D success and complete a four-timer. Double Powerful is feared most.
(5) Jetoile 12/1, Sprung a surprise when winning last season's Old Roan Chase at Aintree and ended that campaign with a good effort at Punchestown. Failed to fire first 4 runs of this season but took a step back in the right direction when runner-up at Newcastle last time and he's lurking on a dangerous mark. Losing run goes back to 2023; runner-up in a lower grade last time.
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1st (6) (5/2 +29%) Bad
2.5
5/2(+29%)
(6) Bad 5/2, Belatedly (and deservedly) opened his account on these shores when scoring in good style over C&D last time, a much more patient ride in retained blinkers getting the best out of him. 9 lb rise to contend with (and ground likely to be quicker this time) but he's a big player nonetheless. Opened his British account with a ready success over C&D last time; warrants respect.
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2nd (7) (13/2 -86%) Flegmatik
6.5
13/2(-86%)
(7) Flegmatik 13/2, Three of his 4 wins over fences have been gained here, the latest a 3m handicap (strong form) off 7 lb higher last January before two solid efforts in defeat back here (latterly when chasing home Outlaw Pete in this race). Not at his best for the most part this season but could easily bounce back. Well suited by Kempton; finished second off 10lb higher in this contest last year.
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3rd (10) (7/1 +18%) Bashers Reflection
7
7/1(+18%)
(10) Bashers Reflection 7/1, Progressed into a fairly useful hurdler last term and hasn't done much wrong switched to fences this season, runner-up in handicaps at Wetherby and Newbury (both at around this trip) since undergoing a wind op. Surely a matter of time before he wins one and should give this a good shot. 0-5 over fences but turn looks near, having finished second the last twice.
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4th (8) (4/1 +43%) Bourbali
4
4/1(+43%)
(8) Bourbali 4/1, Both wins over fences gained here, including when making all over 2¼m (good to soft) on return in October. Remained in good form since, coming home 10½ lengths third of 9 to Bad over C&D 3 weeks ago and 9 lb swing offers hope that he will finish closer to that rival this time. Two course wins; ties in with Bad on C&D form last time; solid contender.
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5th (3) (7/1 -17%) Outlaw Peter
7
7/1(-17%)
(3) Outlaw Peter 7/1, Ended last term on the up, proving 1¼ lengths too strong for Flegmatik (18 lb pull) in this race 12 months ago prior to finishing second in a competitive Sandown handicap. Absent since finishing down the field in the Grand Sefton in November but he likes it here and tends to peak during the spring. Largely consistent record includes a success in this race last year; likely player.
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6th (4) (13/2 +28%) Sure Touch
6.5
13/2(+28%)
(4) Sure Touch 13/2, Smashing start over fences last year, a fourth success in this sphere coming in the Summer Plate at Market Rasen (21.4f) in July. However, he has found life tougher since and was beaten over 15 lengths when fourth in the 9-runner C&D handicap won by Bad 3 weeks ago. Summer Plate winner; interesting if the ground is good, being 5-9 on that surface.
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7th (1) (33/1 +0%) Authorized Art
33
33/1(+0%)
(1) Authorized Art 33/1, Smart chaser for Willie Mullins and positive start for new yard when third in 2m listed hurdle here in October. However, let down by his jumping back over fences in the Grand Sefton at Aintree next time and then ran poorly with cheekpieces refitted returned to hurdles at Sandown. Bit to prove. Useful for Willie Mullins; far from solid on his form for new yard.
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8th (9) (40/1 -21%) Hidden Heroics
40
40/1(-21%)
(9) Hidden Heroics 40/1, Bounced back from a couple of lesser efforts when winning a 27.5f Stratford handicap last summer but it's been all downhill since and he was safely held on recent return from a break at Huntingdon. Unsuited by drop back to 2m4f last time; needs a return to further.
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|PU| (2) (25/1 -150%) Midnight River
25
25/1(-150%)
(2) Midnight River 25/1, Ended 2022/23 with Grade 3 handicap win at Aintree Grand National meeting. Lightly raced and generally below par since but he's certainly not one to write off given that he's now 6 lb below that winning Aintree mark. One of 3 representing the Dan Skelton yard. Won notable handicaps in the 2022-23 campaign; hasn't looked the same horse since.
15:20 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 2) 20f Race Class Flow
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Bad finally came good when gaining his first success in the UK over C&D in empathic style. The six-year-old has always been well regarded by connections, but isn't straightforward and now has to cope with a 9lb rise. OUTLAW PETER won this race 12 months ago at the expense of Flegmatik and Paul Nicholls' gelding, who arrives fresh following a break since a spin over the Grand National fences in November, can repeat the feat. Bashers Reflection and Bourbali appear best of the remainder.
Though FLEGMATIK has largely struggled this season, he's been set some pretty stiff assignments and showed more than enough when third at Ascot in January (his standout effort of the current campaign so far) to suggest that the fire still burns bright. The 10-y-o enjoys a significant swing at the weights with Outlaw Peter compared to when second to that rival in this 12 months ago. Bad was a decisive winner over C&D recently and is feared most ahead of Outlaw Peter and Bashers Reflection.
With the blinkers retained, BAD could well show further improvement and follow up his C&D win. Flegmatik is feared most.
(3) In The Shade 40/1, Bred to a useful jumper but offered little in a Warwick bumper on debut 14 months ago. Upped markedly in trip for hurdling debut. Tailed off at 20-1 on debut in bumper in December 2023 and absent since.
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1st (1) (10/11 +0%) Kingston Pride
0.909091
10/11(+0%)
(1) Kingston Pride 10/11, Point/bumper winner who made perfect start in this sphere after 7 months off when landing a 6-runner Uttoxeter maiden (2½m, good to soft) in November. Underfoot conditions presumably against him (soft) when pulled up in Grade 2 a month later and he remains with plenty of potential. Impressed on hurdle debut at Uttoxeter and soft going may not have suited at Sandown since.
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2
2nd (2) (1/1 +100%) Quebecois
1
1/1(+100%)
(2) Quebecois 1/1, Expensive purchase after runner-up in a point and recorded easy success in Exeter bumper on Rules bow. Well held in Champion Bumper next time but ran out impressive winner on hurdles debut at Chepstow in October and not disgraced in a pair of Grade 2s since. Respectable efforts in Grade 2s the last twice and leading claims now back down in grade.
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3rd (4) (80/1 +20%) Kicks And Ale
80
80/1(+20%)
(4) Kicks And Ale 80/1, Successful on second of 2 starts in Irish points, though that was back in May 2021 and he hasn't shown enough in 3 starts under Rules to be of interest. Point winner in May 2021 but well beaten on all three rules starts.
15:57 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f Race Class Flow
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QUEBECOIS, who was a respectable fourth in a Grade 2 at Cheltenham in January, is readily suggested as the one to be with, with Paul Nicholls' low-mileage six-year-old seemingly presented with a good opportunity. Kingston Pride was pulled up behind the selection when sent off favourite for a Grade 2 at Sandown in December, but is surely better than that. In The Shade appeals more than Kicks And Ale.
A likely match between KINGSTON PRIDE and Quebecois, with narrow preference for the former, who seemingly failed to handle conditions when pulled up in the same Grade 2 Quebecois finished second in back in December and retains plenty of potential now retuned to less testing ground.
Quebecois has solid credentials now back down in grade but KINGSTON PRIDE is taken to get back on track now back on better ground.
15:57 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(6) Up The Straight 33/1, Fairly useful chaser at his best but it's been almost 3 years since his latest success and he offered little back from a 13-month absence at Pumpton in December. Offered little over hurdles back from year off in December; absent again since.
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1st (4) (10/11 +44%) The Doyen Chief
0.909091
10/11(+44%)
(4) The Doyen Chief 10/11, Point/bumper winner who struck twice over hurdles last term and has acquitted himself well all 3 starts switched to fences this season, clear of the rest when just touched off at Taunton (23f, soft) last time. Nudged up 3 lb for that but he is a strong candidate for this all the same. Consistent sort who has placed on all three chase starts, beaten only neck latest; player.
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2nd (2) (7/1 -27%) The Wolf
7
7/1(-27%)
(2) The Wolf 7/1, Not straightforward but in fine form in November when taking small-field handicaps at Huntingdon (23.6f, good) and Leicester (22.7f, good to firm). However, he was labouring some way out when gunning for the hat-trick back from a break at Carlisle and looks risky on the back of that display. Infrequent chase winner over the years but won back-to-back in November; fair 4th latest.
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3rd (3) (14/1 -75%) Sail Away
14
14/1(-75%)
(3) Sail Away 14/1, Dual winner on good ground in 2022/23 and shaped well on several occasions in defeat last term. Hasn't show much spark so far this season, though, and while he is very dangerous to discount off this reduced mark, a major bounce back is clearly needed. Well handicapped but recent efforts not obviously encouraging.
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1
4th (1) (4/1 +0%) Slipway
4
4/1(+0%)
(1) Slipway 4/1, Useful chaser when on-song, as he demonstrated when winning this race in good style last year. Failed to fire first 3 starts of present campaign but back in the groove following a wind op when scoring over hurdles here and, off the same mark as when taking this 12 months ago, he needs considering. Won this race off same mark last year and back from wind op to land course hurdle latest.
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5th (5) (9/2 -50%) Dibble Decker
4.5
9/2(-50%)
(5) Dibble Decker 9/2, Added a third chase victory to his tally at Wincanton last season. Stepped up on first 2 efforts of present campaign when second in the Huntingdon handicap won by Lounge Lizard recently (Sail Away a well-held last of 6) and another bold show is anticipated. Added to fine Huntingdon record when second 13 days ago; claims if in same form.
16:32 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f Race Class Flow
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THE DOYEN CHIEF has shown promise on all three previous starts over fences and that includes a narrow defeat over 2m7f at Taunton last time. A 3lb rise is a slight concern, but the eight-year-old remains unexposed over this sort of trip and may still have improvement left to come. Dibble Decker also hit the crossbar on his most recent outing and could prove to be the main threat, although Slipway should not be discounted.
Provided he is able to limit the mistakes, DIBBLE DECKER will have every chance here on the back of his solid second at Huntingdon 13 days ago. He may have most to fear from The Doyen Chief but last year's winner Slipway is also accorded a great deal of respect.
Ben Pauling's SLIPWAY bounced back to form to win a course novice hurdle last month and can take this for the second year running.
(4) Idontdealwithliars 12/1, €42,000 Mondialiste gelding. Half-brother to bumper winner Wendywilldo. Stable by no means prolific in bumpers but worth a betting check all the same. 42,000euros 3yo; half-brother to bumper winner; yard is 4-18 in bumpers this season.
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1st (11) (5/1 +38%) Trustintimes
5
5/1(+38%)
(11) Trustintimes 5/1, Positive start to his career when runner-up in a 13f Exeter bumper (good to soft) in October but went backwards from that when only fifth in the mud at Wincanton 6 weeks later. Claims if he can recapture the debut form back from 3 months off. Brings the best form, having shown ability in two races that have thrown up winners.
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2nd (6) (6/1 -80%) Leaumec De Mee
6
6/1(-80%)
(6) Leaumec De Mee 6/1, €95,000 Beaumec De Houelle gelding. Half-brother to French chaser Kadence de Mee. Dam unraced half-sister to French hurdle winner/chaser (2¼m winner) Hermes de Mee. Likely type on paper for top stable. 95,000euros 3yo; major yard has an excellent strike-rate in bumpers this term; respected.
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3rd (13) (15/2 +6%) Seven Stars
7.5
15/2(+6%)
(13) Seven Stars 15/2, Passing Glance filly. Sister to bumper winner Eyes Right and half-sister to fair hurdler Come On Nia. Another debutante in this field who makes some paper appeal. Related to a few bumper winners for her trainer, who landed this contest in 2022 and 2024.
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4th (10) (50/1 -52%) The Egyptian Ginge
50
50/1(-52%)
(10) The Egyptian Ginge 50/1, 13/2, very green and always rear on Hereford debut in December. Needs to have improved a lot on the 12 weeks since. Down the field at Hereford, albeit seemed green; connections won this race in 2023.
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5th (5) (25/1 +50%) Kapitein Kool
25
25/1(+50%)
(5) Kapitein Kool 25/1, 66/1, offered something to work on when seventh of 10 on Wincanton debut in December but will need to take a big step forward to go close here. Only seventh of ten at Wincanton, having been friendless in the betting.
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6th (2) (12/1 +0%) Can You Hear Me
12
12/1(+0%)
(2) Can You Hear Me 12/1, Vadamos gelding. Half-brother to 1¾m winner Iona Island. Dam unraced half-sister to smart hurdler (stayed 21f) Cotton Mill). The stable has the smart Sober Glory to compare this one to so a betting move would look significant. 17,500euros foal; half-brother to 1m6f winner; stable is 4-6 in bumpers this term.
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7th (9) (12/1 +14%) Sir Hobnob
12
12/1(+14%)
(9) Sir Hobnob 12/1, Jack Hobbs gelding. Dam (h105), bumper winner, half-sister to useful hurdler/chaser (stayed 2½m) Champagne Gold. The stable enjoys plenty of bumper success. Out of a bumper winner for his owners; yard won this contest in 2023; good credentials.
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8th (8) (9/2 -80%) Night Ride Home
4.5
9/2(-80%)
(8) Night Ride Home 9/2, €70,000 Cloth of Stars gelding. Dam 9.5f/1¼m winner in France. A newcomer representing top connections. Market confidence would look highly significant. 70,000euros 3yo; top stable is 0-23 in bumpers this season; follow the market signals.
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9th (12) (100/1 -52%) At Sunrise
100
100/1(-52%)
(12) At Sunrise 100/1, Flag of Honour filly. Dam (h113) bumper/2m-2¾m hurdle winner. Would be a surprise winner on debut for a stable not really known for bumper success. Out of a bumper winner but stable is 0-20 in this type of race.
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10th (7) (9/2 +91%) Major Dino
4.5
9/2(+91%)
(7) Major Dino 9/2, Doctor Dino gelding. Half-brother to French hurdler/chaser Poplar Square. This one is likely best watched on debut. 90,000euros yearling; half-brother to French jumps winner; check the betting.
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11th (3) (11/1 -10%) Crown Khov
11
11/1(-10%)
(3) Crown Khov 11/1, Sholokhov gelding. Closely related to fair hurdler/fairly useful chaser Northern Poet. His trainer has been doing well in bumpers this season so this one would need considering if the betting suggests he's faniced. 12,500euros yearling; closely related to bumper winner; Sean Bowen is a positive booking.
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12th (1) (20/1 +60%) Barachiel
20
20/1(+60%)
(1) Barachiel 20/1, Free Eagle gelding. Half-brother to 7f/1m winner abroad Kronangel. Dam 7f winner. Stable has a 1-28 bumper record in the last 5 seasons so a watching brief is advised. 13,500euros yearling; Flat pedigree suggests she's not certain to stay the trip.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Alan King has won this race twice in the last three years and SEVEN STARS could add to that record. The filly is out of a mare who landed a Listed bumper for the stable and there are plenty of other winners in her pedigree. Night Ride Home is another newcomer who has to be respected for top connections, while Trustintimes is the pick of those with race experience.
NIGHT RIDE HOME gets the vote to make a winning start to his career, with confidence increased should the betting vibes be strong. Leaumec de Mee, Can You Hear and Crown Khov are other newcomers who make paper appeal, while Trustintimes would likely also have a prominent role to play if recapturing the level of his opening Exeter second.
Trustintimes is the form pick. Several of the newcomers bring good credentials, most notably SEVEN STARS and Leaumec De Mee.
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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.
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Horse racing is a popular and historic sport in the UK, with a tradition dating back centuries. It is a multi-billion pound industry that attracts millions of spectators each year and generates significant economic activity.
There are two main types of horse racing in the UK: flat racing and jump racing. Flat racing is run on a level course and is typically shorter in distance, while jump racing involves horses jumping over obstacles and is generally longer in distance. Both types of racing are popular with spectators and bettors, and they take place at various racetracks throughout the country.
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