Market Rasen Races & Results Tomform Saturday 28th September 2024
There were 53 Races on Saturday 28th September 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Newmarket, 8 races at Curragh, 7 races at Haydock, 8 races at Ripon, 7 races at Listowel, 7 races at Market Rasen, 9 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Saturday 28th September 2024
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(1) Listentoyourheart 1/10, Overcame inexperience to make a winning start in a Sedgefield bumper in October and showed better form in defeat thereafter, including when fifth of 16 in Grade 2 Nickel Coin Mares' National Hunt Flat Race at Aintree on final outing. Potentially useful recruit to hurdling. Quite a useful bumper performer who is the one to beat on her hurdles debut.
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5
2nd (5) (50/1 -25%) Raincloud
50
50/1(-25%)
(5) Raincloud 50/1, No form in 2024 on Flat and just modest form standout effort over hurdles. Mainly modest form on the Flat and over hurdles and others make more appeal.
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4
3rd (4) (17/2 -13%) Pure Gold
8.5
17/2(-13%)
(4) Pure Gold 17/2, Fair handicapper on Flat. Yet to reach that level over hurdles but has been placed in a maiden/novice this summer and was considerately handled when a bit below form at Newton Abbot last week. 7f AW Flat winner; two fair runs from six starts over hurdles this summer; more needed.
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6
4th (6) (50/1 -257%) Talysh
50
50/1(-257%)
(6) Talysh 50/1, Shaped as if in need of the experience when well held in juvenile hurdle at Fakenham (16f, soft) on NH debut 10 months ago. First run for yard after leaving Ben Pauling. £38,000 buy as a 2yo; tailed off only start so far; probably best watched on stable debut.
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2
5th (2) (20/1 +20%) Now Then Wendy
20
20/1(+20%)
(2) Now Then Wendy 20/1, A fair 1m4f Flat winner for Hughie Morrison who finished down the field in 3 bumpers for Laura Morgan but shaped as if retaining ability tried hurdling at Worcester 12 days ago, still in touch when when all but came down 2 out (pulled up quickly). 1m4f AW Flat winner for Hughie Morrison; promising hurdles debut; interesting contender.
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7
6th (7) (13/2 -18%) Tilly's Gunner
6.5
13/2(-18%)
(7) Tilly's Gunner 13/2, Telescope filly. Half-sister to useful hurdler Sam's Gunner. Dam (b85) placed in bumpers. Market should point the way. Half-sister to useful 2m3f/2m4f hurdle winner Sam's Gunner; worth a market check on debut.
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3
7th (3) (50/1 -257%) One Colour
50
50/1(-257%)
(3) One Colour 50/1, Dual bumper winner in 2023 but has finished down the field in 3 maidens/handicap on Flat for current yard this year. Modest on AW for this yard, but won two bumpers for Rae Guest; hurdles debut.
8
8
|PU| (8) (80/1 -100%) Tres Bien
80
80/1(-100%)
(8) Tres Bien 80/1, Showed a bit when third on 8 in a Newton Abbot bumper on debut but disappointed on first start for current yard at Worcester last time. Hard to fancy. Fair third of five in a bumper for David Pipe; sold £5,000; bit to prove on hurdles debut.
14:53 Market Rasen Maiden Hurdle (Class 4)
17f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
LISTENTOYOURHEART has some smart bumper form to her name, including her fifth in a Group 2 event at Aintree in April, and she goes for the in-form Dan Skelton stable. The daughter of Getaway looks to have found an ideal opportunity on her hurdles debut. Tilly's Gunner is related to a few winners and she would be interesting if the market speaks in her favour, while Pure Gold looks best of the rest.
LISTENTOYOURHEART is a potentially useful recruit to hurdling based on her bumper exploits, so her claims are crystal clear in a weak-looking affair. Pure Gold and newcomer Tilly's Gunner can battle it out for minor honours.
Having shown plenty of promise in bumpers LISTENTOYOURHEART is the one to beat with Now Then Wendy likely to be her main danger.
14:53 Market Rasen Maiden Hurdle (Class 4)
17f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(4) Liam Swagger 4/6, Fairly useful maiden on Flat (stays 1¾m), best effort last time. Half-brother to fairly useful hurdler Father of Jazz (2m winner) for connections and fair staying hurdler Dequall. Tongue tied and makes plenty of appeal on jumps debut for in-form yard. Fairly useful Flat maiden so he rates an interesting debutant for his in-form handler.
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1
2nd (1) (9/2 -64%) Torrent
4.5
9/2(-64%)
(1) Torrent 9/2, Fair Flat performer who has made a good start to his hurdling career and defied a penalty for his Uttoxeter victory at the second attempt at Newton Abbot 3 weeks ago. More needed again but it's not out of the question. Went 2-3 with a cosy success in juvenile at Newton Abbot latest; not taken lightly.
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5
3rd (5) (6/1 -33%) Model Approach
6
6/1(-33%)
(5) Model Approach 6/1, Fairly useful maiden on Flat (stays 1½m), again ran well in handicap last time (sold from Jim Bolger 27,000 gns in July). One to consider on hurdles debut. A fair Flat maiden for Jim Bolger; changed hands for 27,000 gns so a considered newcomer.
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3
4th (3) (33/1 -106%) Benvoy
33
33/1(-106%)
(3) Benvoy 33/1, Fair maiden on Flat (sold from Henry de Bromhead £6,500 in July). Half-brother to useful 2m hurdle winner Arabian Revolution (scored first time up in this sphere). Wouldn't completely dismiss. Fair maiden in Ireland for Henry de Bromhead; not discounted going hurdling for new yard.
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5th (6) (11/2 -65%) Malinka
5.5
11/2(-65%)
(6) Malinka 11/2, Fair Flat performer who made a winning debut over hurdles in smooth style after 11 weeks off for new yard at Cartmel, responding well and seeing off Torrent. Her form on the level quickly tailed off but she's entitled to progress after such a promising start. Made winning start in this sphere in Cartmel juvenile; must enter calculations here.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.
MALINKA accounted for Torrent (second) in commanding style on heavy ground at Cartmel and she might have plenty more to offer on only her second start in this sphere. Jennie Candish's filly looks well placed to go in again. Torrent has subsequently struck at Newton Abbot and he might prove the main threat again, while any market support for newcomer Liam Swagger with Sam Twiston-Davies booked should be noted too.
A useful-looking renewal of what has been a good juvenile over the years and LIAM SWAGGER is taken to make a successful start in this sphere. A fairly useful and consistent maiden on the level, he's related to a couple of winning hurdlers and makes plenty of appeal. There might not be much between Cartmel 1-2 Malinka and Torrent, the latter having won again since at Newton Abbot. Model Approach also makes some appeal starting out in this code.
James Owen's LIAM SWAGGER was the best of these on the Flat and is related to a couple of hurdles winners so can make a winning debut
(3) Safe Destination 2/1, Unreliable sort but twice a 3m winner last term. Has won off a break so can't be ruled out on his seasonal return. Proved hard to catch last term but not ruled out on return given he has gone well fresh.
2
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2nd (9) (11/1 -10%) Toad Of Toad Hall
11
11/1(-10%)
(9) Toad Of Toad Hall 11/1, Unreliable individual who has yet to fire this term, fifth of 6 in handicap chase at Fontwell (26f, good to firm) 108 days ago. Has something to prove. Yet to hit top form this term, beating only one at Fontwell in June; others appeal more.
3
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3rd (7) (10/1 +17%) The Electrician
10
10/1(+17%)
(7) The Electrician 10/1, Course winner in May but he's an unreliable sort and came in only seventh of 10 in handicap chase at Cartmel (25.5f, good to soft) 90 days ago. Others are preferred. Won here in May but he's twice failed to back it up; plenty more is required after a break.
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6
4th (6) (3/1 +0%) Ginger Pointe
3
3/1(+0%)
(6) Ginger Pointe 3/1, Made a winning yard/ chase debut over 21f here in August and backed it up with a very good fourth of 11 in handicap chase at Worcester (23f, good) 27 days ago. Has to be taken seriously eased 1 lb. Has taken his form up a notch switched to chasing for his current yard; big shout here.
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1
5th (1) (6/1 -200%) Another Day Out
6
6/1(-200%)
(1) Another Day Out 6/1, Winning Irish pointer and got off the mark under Rules in 6-runner handicap chase at Huntingdon (23.6f, good) 124 days ago. Can make her presence felt after a break. Got off the mark under Rules at Huntingdon in May; off since but still needs considering.
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6th (8) (8/1 +20%) Layerthorpe
8
8/1(+20%)
(8) Layerthorpe 8/1, Winless over fences but he comes here in good nick, fourth of 7 in handicap chase at Newton Abbot (21f, soft) 19 days ago. Needs considering. In solid form, fourth of seven in 2m5f handicap at Newton Abbot 19 days ago; shortlisted.
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12
7th (12) (40/1 +39%) Voice Of Hope
40
40/1(+39%)
(12) Voice Of Hope 40/1, It's now 24 runs since his last win in 2021 but he posted a respectable fifth of 11 in handicap chase at Stratford (22.6f, good) 21 days ago. 5 lb "wrong" in the weights here though. Solid fifth at Stratford three weeks ago; more required from 5lb out of the h'cap however.
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11
8th (11) (25/1 -56%) Reine Des Tartes
25
25/1(-56%)
(11) Reine Des Tartes 25/1, Successful on last of 3 starts in points. Offered little in trio of quick-fire novice hurdle runs earlier this year and similar story switched to fences this summer. A winning pointer but she's yet to offer much over hurdles and fences; has lots to prove.
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10
9th (10) (16/1 -14%) Fast Deal
16
16/1(-14%)
(10) Fast Deal 16/1, Scored at Stratford (27.5f) in April but arrives well below par, eighth of 11 in 21f handicap chase here 42 days ago. More is needed. Got off the mark at Stratford (3m3f) in April but his more recent form is less encouraging.
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4
|PU| (4) (20/1 +50%) Badbad Leroy Brown
20
20/1(+50%)
(4) Badbad Leroy Brown 20/1, Fair winner over hurdles in 2016/17 for Oliver Greenall. Multiple winning pointer since but well held back under Rules/switched to fences this summer. Tongue strap back on with lots to prove. Veteran has offered little over fences for his current yard this summer; others preferred.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
ANOTHER DAY OUT made every yard of the running to score in this grade at Huntingdon in May and the handicapper might have been kind to only put her 4lb for that triumph. If Martin Keighley's six-year-old returns in similar form, she could prove very tough to beat. Ginger Pointe wasn't disgraced when fourth at this level at Worcester earlier in the month and he should go well off a 1lb lower rating, while Jolie Baie is another to note.
Not as competitive as the numbers suggest and GINGER POINTE is fancied to quickly resume winning ways on the back of his very good Worcester fourth. Huntingdon-scorer Another Day Out is feared most with in-form Layerthorpe another who can have a say.
This looks a good opportunity for GINGER POINTE to bag a second chasing win for Danny Brooke on the back of his good Worcester fourth
(7) Saint Riquier 11/2, Has been in cracking form on the Flat since returning from a long absence, winning 3 times since the end of August. Won off a similar mark over hurdles in 2022. Needs considering. In excellent form on Flat this summer, scoring at Chelmsford 9 days ago; not taken lightly.
2
9
2nd (9) (15/8 -25%) Got Grey
1.875
15/8(-25%)
(9) Got Grey 15/8, Has had lots in hand when winning both starts for Dan Skelton in recent weeks. Effectively12 lb higher here (1 lb out of the handicap) and there could be plenty more to come for this yard and he can complete the hat-trick. On hat-trick after easy wins at Stratford/Bangor; 12lb higher now but still leading claims.
3
1
3rd (1) (25/1 -79%) Allmankind
25
25/1(-79%)
(1) Allmankind 25/1, Smart hurdler and high-class chaser during his time with Dan Skelton. Hasn't been seen since finishing lame at Cheltenham in January 2023 but new trainer James Owen has a cracking record with new recruits. Check the betting. Very smart hurdler for Dan Skelton; off since 2023 but can't be discounted for new yard.
4
8
4th (8) (9/1 +25%) Greyval
9
9/1(+25%)
(8) Greyval 9/1, Dual winner in juvenile hurdles in 2022/23 season, including a listed event at Doncaster. Two creditable efforts at Stratford in the spring but been off for 5 months and might be best watched this time. Solid third at Stratford in May; needs to hit the ground running after a lay-off though.
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4
5th (4) (10/1 -43%) Pisgah Pike
10
10/1(-43%)
(4) Pisgah Pike 10/1, Arrives in decent nick, winning 2m Worcester handicap (good) at the end of August. Should remain competitive up 5 lb. Resumed winning ways in 2m Worcester handicap last month; up 5lb now but not ruled out.
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6th (2) (4/1 +20%) Our Champ
4
4/1(+20%)
(2) Our Champ 4/1, Likeable sort who was in good form when last seen in the spring, winning at Plumpton before third of 18 at Cheltenham. Won on last season's reappearance. Respected. Enjoyed an excellent time last season, winning three times; much respected on his return.
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5
7th (5) (9/1 +10%) Castel Gandolfo
9
9/1(+10%)
(5) Castel Gandolfo 9/1, Cemented superb record at Market Rasen when landing the valuable Summer Hurdle in July. Only respectable sixth at Perth since but better can be expected back here. Goes really well here and landed Summer Hurdle over C&D in July; must enter calculations.
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6
|U| (6) (9/1 +36%) Oslo
9
9/1(+36%)
(6) Oslo 9/1, Produced a career best to land a 9-runner handicap at Huntingdon (2m, good) in April. Placed on both completed starts over hurdles since and also shaped well back on the Flat at Kempton recently. C&D scorer; a good recent fourth in 1m4f Kempton AW handicap so he's in the shake-up.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.
PISGAH PIKE hasn't stood much racing over the past couple of years, but he has worked his way back to form and ended a drought with a gritty triumph at Worcester. A 5lb rise still leaves him on a handy mark and he can continue to make up for lost time. Got Grey hasn't broken sweat in winning twice since joining the Skeltons and is a big danger, despite the 11lb hike for his Bangor victory leaving him just out of the handicap. Saint Riquier has been flying on the level and bids to books his ticket to the American Champion Hurdle.
GOT GREY takes a jumps in class but he's had loads to spare when winning twice in recent weeks and can make it 3-3 since joining Dan Skelton. Saint Riquier has made hay on the Flat since returning from a long lay-off and is feared most ahead of Chris Gordon's Our Champ, who was at the top of his game when last seen in the spring and won on his reappearance last autumn.
It's hard to ignore GOT GREY (nap), who is improving fast for Dan Skelton and taken to overcome a 12lb weights hike
(2) Francky Du Berlais 9/4, Cracking servant to connections, dual Summer Plate winner over C&D. Holding his form well this season before a lesser run in listed handicap chase at Killarney (20.8f) last month and he's very much the type to bounce back. Dual winner of the Summer Plate over C&D (fourth this year); chance unless it gets soft.
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3
2nd (3) (5/2 +38%) Envious Editor
2.5
5/2(+38%)
(3) Envious Editor 5/2, Bounced back to his best following a point success for Mrs C. Crow in 2m5f Stratford hunter chase in May. Continued good work in pair of starts for new yard, running on for second in 9-runner Worcester handicap (20f) 17 days ago. Possibilities again. Winning pointer/hunter chaser; has run 3 decent races in h'caps this summer.
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4
3rd (4) (11/4 +8%) Imac Wood
2.75
11/4(+8%)
(4) Imac Wood 11/4, Registered 3 chase victories last season and left opening pair of efforts this term well behind when winning 6-runner handicap chase at Uttoxeter (20f, soft) 73 days ago. Still only a 6-y-o, so further progress not ruled out. 6-12 over fences, latest win at Uttoxeter last time; put up 4lb; not out of it.
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5
4th (5) (10/3 +26%) Small Bad Bob
3.333333
10/3(+26%)
(5) Small Bad Bob 10/3, Fair winning hurdler/chaser for Paul Henderson and back to best for present yard in the spring, winning 7-runner handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (20.6f) in May. Remains lightly raced in this sphere and another in with a shout back from a break. Rare course runner for his trainer; comes here in decent form.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
Chris Ward and IMAC WOOD have struck up a fine partnership and the six-year-old has won half of his 12 chase starts, most recently at Uttoxeter in July. There should be even more to come from him and he is preferred to Small Bad Bob, who was successful over the smaller obstacles at Huntingdon when last seen. Envious Editor put in a solid effort to fill the runner-up berth at Worcester, while Jet Plane's hat-trick bid ended in failure at the Scottish National meeting and he is 4lb higher for his return.
No shortage of in-form sorts in this small-field affair including IMAC WOOD. He enhanced his excellent strike rate over fences (well backed) at Uttoxeter (20f) in July and, still only a 6-y-o, there's a suspicion he could yet have more to offer. Jet Plane, on seasonal bow, and Francky du Berlais head the dangers.
In an open race the vote goes to veteran FRANKY DU BERLAIS, who has a good record here and has been in decent form this summer.
(2) Bannister 11/2, Multiple winner for Tom George and back to form lately, performing respectably when fifth over C&D last month. May well be on the premises. Two fair runs over 2m here this summer; below-par over 2m2f last time; stamina to prove.
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5
2nd (5) (11/2 -22%) Opera King
5.5
11/2(-22%)
(5) Opera King 11/2, Fair bumper performer who showed aptitude for hurdling when third here on debut. Back on track when filling the same spot at Ludlow four months ago and return to this trip promises to suit on handicap debut. Fair in bumpers and with headgear over hurdles; interesting back up in trip on h'cap debut.
3
7
3rd (7) (11/4 +63%) Gavin
2.75
11/4(+63%)
(7) Gavin 11/4, A three-time winner last summer and while he hasn't come close to scaling those heights since (both in this sphere and on the Flat) since returning from a break in May, this 6-y-o is dangerous to discount having slipped to an attractive mark. Three wins last season; mainly disappointing this term; on a good mark but a bit to prove.
4
1
4th (1) (18/1 -13%) Mourzouk
18
18/1(-13%)
(1) Mourzouk 18/1, Racked up a hat-trick in spring of 2022. Lightly raced since and latest effort at Uttoxeter left plenty to be desired. Has had a break. Last won off 10lb lower in May 2022; not at his best since, including after wind surgery.
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5th (6) (6/1 -33%) Game Beaaa
6
6/1(-33%)
(6) Game Beaaa 6/1, Has been holding form well lately and posted another solid showing when fifth at Kelso 10 days ago. Others look better treated, but she should give another good account. 1-19 over hurdles his win coming over C&D in August 2023; in fair form this season; player.
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3
6th (3) (7/2 -17%) United Front
3.5
7/2(-17%)
(3) United Front 7/2, Fairly useful 10f Flat winner for Mick Appleby who took a step forward on his previous hurdles exploits when 3¼ lengths second in handicap hurdle at Newton Abbot last time. Could do better still and makes obvious appeal. Six-time winner on the Flat; best of 4 hurdle runs when 2nd on h'cap debut latest; chance..
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4
7th (4) (9/1 -260%) Karannelle
9
9/1(-260%)
(4) Karannelle 9/1, Course winner. 11/2, career best when winning 10-runner handicap hurdle at Newton Abbot (16.8f, good) 8 days ago, driven out. Another solid showing is on the cards. Five wins over hurdles, latest at Newton Abbot last week; up 3lb; worth considering.
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9
8th (9) (66/1 -65%) Seaborough
66
66/1(-65%)
(9) Seaborough 66/1, Dual Uttoxeter winner back in 2022 but his record has been distinctly patchy since. Hard to recommend with confidence. Exposed sort; not in the best of form this year; tongue-tie tried; others stronger.
8
8
|PU| (8) (50/1 -100%) Golden Moonshake
50
50/1(-100%)
(8) Golden Moonshake 50/1, Related to winners but has no solid form to his name and will have to take a step forward with cheekpieces on for handicap debut. Modest form so far; on a lowly mark for h'cap debut; may improve for cheekpieces.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
UNITED FRONT was no match for a comfortable winner on his handicap debut at Newton Abbot last month, but that rival has gone in again since. Fergal O'Brien's gelding is just 1lb higher today and, given that he's open to further improvement over hurdles, the son of War Front looks more than capable of going one better. Recent Newton Abbot scorer Karannelle can give a good account of herself from 3lb higher, while Golden Moonshake warrants a market check, now fitted with cheekpieces on his handicap bow.
OPERA KING looks leniently treated on bumper form, so he's worth chancing now handicapping on return from a break for a yard that excels around this time of year. United Front could improve further in this sphere, so she's respected along with Karannelle.
In a modest race the unexposed UNITED FRONT, a good second on his handicap debut last month, is taken to win from Opera King.
(9) Lord Warburton 33/1, Modest at best on the Flat (stays 1½m) and efforts in this sphere have hardly been inspiring. Poor form in three maiden hurdles; Flat winner since; may do better but 13lb wrong.
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4
2nd (4) (15/8 +0%) Garitsa Bay
1.875
15/8(+0%)
(4) Garitsa Bay 15/8, Built on promise of his handicap debut effort when opening his account at Stratford during the spring. Doubled his tally with a narrow success at Worcester (2m, good to soft) on latest start in June and should have a part to play nudged up 3 lb. Two wins over hurdles, the latest at Worcester last time; stays 2m2f; should go well again.
3
5
3rd (5) (12/1 -50%) Saddlers Quest
12
12/1(-50%)
(5) Saddlers Quest 12/1, Completed a hat-trick last year and took a step back in the right direction when fourth of 13 at Newton Abbot (16.8f, good) in June. Below par both subsequent starts, though, and she's probably worth taking on. Three wins at 2m/2m1f in 2023; below par on soft after wind op latest; better expected.
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2
4th (2) (15/8 +46%) Bitsnbuckles
1.875
15/8(+46%)
(2) Bitsnbuckles 15/8, Duly improved when making a winning handicap debut at Huntingdon (19.6f, soft) in January. Disappointing both starts since but there were excuses on both occasions and he's not one to write off just yet. Below-par since winning over 2m3f in January but could bounce back on this better ground.
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7
5th (7) (8/1 -167%) Prospect House
8
8/1(-167%)
(7) Prospect House 8/1, Runner-up on 2 of his first 3 starts at this course and had a bit in hand when getting off the mark over C&D (a division of this race) on his latest appearance 12 months ago. 4 lb rise no major hardship and will be a threat if fully tuned-up. Off the mark over hurdles in this race last term; not run since; could go well if tuned up.
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3
6th (3) (10/1 -25%) Barenboim
10
10/1(-25%)
(3) Barenboim 10/1, Some good efforts on the Flat for David O'Meara this year but he didn't show a great deal back in this sphere on debut for new connections at Worcester after 5 months off. Now goes handicapping. Five-time Flat winner; modest form over hurdles (after wind op latest); h'cap debut.
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1
7th (1) (18/1 -13%) Good Bye
18
18/1(-13%)
(1) Good Bye 18/1, Proved a model of consistency during 2022/23 campaign for this yard but he hasn't shown much spark in 2 starts since returning from a 17-month absence in June. Two wins, latest in January 2023; off for 509 days; not regained his form since.
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8
|U| (8) (12/1 +0%) Harry Gulliver
12
12/1(+0%)
(8) Harry Gulliver 12/1, Lightly-raced maiden who was in the process of running best race to date when falling at the last (in a share of second at the time) at Southwell in May. Disappointing next time out, though, and he's opposable. Disputing second when falling at the last at Stratford in May; poor form otherwise.
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6
|PU| (6) (150/1 -200%) Tio Mio
150
150/1(-200%)
(6) Tio Mio 150/1, Fair Flat winner but recent efforts in that sphere have lacked spark and he hasn't pulled up any trees over hurdles so far. Three-time AW Flat winner at up to 1m3f; poor form over hurdles; others stronger.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
GARITSA BAY left it late to get up over 2m at Worcester in June and, with the return to further in his favour, a 3lb higher mark looks well within range. The son of Walk In The Park gets the vote over Barenboim, who could show more on his second start following wind surgery. Prospect House hasn't been seen for just shy of a year, but that was a C&D triumph and he will be a threat to all if ready to roll following the absence.
Though BITSNBUCKLES has failed to back up his Huntingdon handicap debut success in two subsequent starts, he will have every chance if able to get back on track following a break, which is a plausible scenario with his yard in such good form. Garitsa Bay is second choice ahead of Prospect House, who struck over C&D in a division of this race when last seen 12 months ago.
The choice is GARITSA BAY who is one of the few in the race to have solid recent form. Prospect House could also go well.
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