Market Rasen Races & Results Tomform Thursday 5th December 2024
There were 30 Races on Thursday 5th December 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Market Rasen, 7 races at Leicester, 7 races at Wincanton, 9 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Thursday 5th December 2024
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(1) Homme D'un Soir 5/2, Ran well over hurdles at Warwick and Uttoxeter in the spring and did the same back over fences when third at Southwell (15.8f) when last seen in June. Reverts to hurdling in a refitted tongue strap and ought to be very competitive if ready to roll. Latest hurdle win in 2021; usually in the frame for this yard; off since chase run in June.
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2nd (3) (11/4 +0%) Love True
2.75
11/4(+0%)
(3) Love True 11/4, Fairly useful Flat winner at up to 13f in France. Improved on previous efforts in this sphere when third in a novice at Huntingdon in April and shaped as if better for the run after 7 months off on recent handicap debut at Sedgefield. Remains capable of better. Three Flat wins in France; creditable shows on latest 2 hurdle starts; can improve.
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3rd (5) (14/1 +44%) Lady Babs
14
14/1(+44%)
(5) Lady Babs 14/1, 3-time winner at Market Rasen but has made no impact both starts back from 23 months off, well beaten when brought down soon after last at Sedgefield latterly. All three wins over C&D; missed last winter; below par since return; due 5lb drop.
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4
4th (4) (5/4 +75%) Dino Bellagio
1.25
5/4(+75%)
(4) Dino Bellagio 5/4, Fairly useful dual bumper winner but yet to get anywhere near that level over hurdles, proving much too free on handicap debut at Carlisle last time. Needs to learn to settle. Dual bumper winner but low key over hurdles, including on recent handicap debut.
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5th (2) (9/1 -157%) Piecederesistance
9
9/1(-157%)
(2) Piecederesistance 9/1, Fairly useful but ungenuine on Flat (stays 1½m). Has shown fair form over hurdles, including when second in a Fakenham novice in October, but was too free sent handicapping for the first time over jumps at Wetherby. Well treated on Flat form; way back on handicap debut but has much easier task today.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
HOMME D'UN SOIR enjoyed a solid beginning to the new season with a string of consistent efforts, the latest seeing him finish third over fences at Southwell in June. In a contest lacking depth, the eight-year-old appears to have a solid opportunity to get his head back in front. Love True is entitled to step forward from her handicap debut when fourth at Sedgefield and is respected along with Piecederesistance.
LOVE TRUE, a fairly useful performer on the Flat, should strip fitter for her recent handicap debut at Sedgefield and gets the nod to open her account in this sphere. Homme d'un Soir was in good form when last seen in the spring and can provide the main threat if picking up where he left off.
Piecederesistance is temptingly treated but preference is for LOVE TRUE who appeals as one with more to come over hurdles.
(4) Viyanni 5/6, Fair form on Flat, improved when scoring on handicap debut at Bellewstown (14.5f, good) in July. Has since left John Patrick Murtagh and gelded and must be considered on hurdles bow having joined a top yard. Tongue tie applied. Off the mark at Bellewstown in July; interesting hurdling debutant for good yard.
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2
2nd (2) (11/2 -22%) Narragansett
5.5
11/2(-22%)
(2) Narragansett 11/2, Fairly useful on Flat in Ireland (stays 1¼m), successful on final start for A. Slattery at the Curragh (10f) in September. Below best faced with more testing conditions at Nottingham 4 weeks ago but worthy of note if strong in betting now attentions switch to timber. A fair 1m2f ex-Irish Flat winner this autumn; possibilities now going hurdling.
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1
3rd (1) (2/1 +20%) Play Pretend
2
2/1(+20%)
(1) Play Pretend 2/1, Overcame inexperience to make a winning hurdles debut over C&D in June. Fair effort when third at Wetherby (2m) in October but found the step up to listed company beyond him back at that venue 5 weeks ago. This less demanding in a first-time hood at least. C&D winner; well-held fifth in Wetherby Listed event last month; more needed in a hood.
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4th (3) (100/1 -257%) Ramaah
100
100/1(-257%)
(3) Ramaah 100/1, Fair handicapper on Flat (stays 1¾m), successful at Chelmsford (13.3f) in August. Raced freely and weakened out of things starting out for new yard when fourth of 7 in novice hurdle at Huntingdon (15.8f, soft) on NH debut 12 days ago. Looks best watched. Fourth on hurdling debut in Huntingdon maiden last month; he needs to take a step forward.
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5
|PU| (5) (16/1 -167%) Little Lady Lucy
16
16/1(-167%)
(5) Little Lady Lucy 16/1, Fair on Flat (should stay at least 11f), successful penultimate start but below form on final start for Joseph O'Brien at Gowran (11.8f) 45 days ago. Market can guide now hurdling with her yard also saddling Narragansett. A fair ex-Irish 1m3f winner; much respected starting out in this sphere for new handler.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
Play Pretend returns to the scene of his debut success and the application of a first-time hood combined with a drop in class is likely to see him in a better light. The vote, though, goes to VIYANNI, a winner at Bellewstown over 1m6f for Johnny Murtagh when last seen in July. The son of Almanzor has since joined Harry Derham and appeals as the type to do well in this discipline. Narragansett completes the shortlist.
VIYANNI signed off for Johnny Murtagh with a career-best display at Bellewstown in July and, now sent hurdling, he's fancied to make an immediate impact for his new yard before the benefit of market clues. C&D winner Play Pretend has the benefit of plenty of experience in this sphere and is feared ahead of Little Lady Lucy.
Harry Derham took this last season and his hurdling debutant VIYANNI brings a fair bit of potential so is taken to make a winning start
(1) It's Hard To Know 10/11, Won sole start in Irish points (Feb 2024) and justified support to make a winning hurdles debut in novice at Lingfield (19.5f) 23 days ago, jumping fluently on the whole and finding extra. Looks sure to progress. Won sole Irish point; scopey sort who made winning hurdle debut (2m3f); every chance.
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5
2nd (5) (9/4 +44%) Tamarind Bay
2.25
9/4(+44%)
(5) Tamarind Bay 9/4, Showed fair form on 2 of his 3 outings in bumpers and made an encouraging switch to hurdling when fourth in a Chepstow maiden (19.5f) 37 days ago, outpaced approaching 2 out before plugging on again flat. Open to improvement, particularly when tackling longer trips. Close up in two bumpers; highly tried on hurdle debut but made a promising start.
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3rd (2) (2/1 -33%) Sunray Shadow
2
2/1(-33%)
(2) Sunray Shadow 2/1, Warwick bumper winner in May who confirmed promise of his hurdles debut third at that venue when landing 7-runner novice hurdle at Aintree (20f, good to soft, 11/10) 39 days ago, asserting gradually and looking value for extra. Considered with prospect of more to come. Bumper winner who appreciated the step up to 2m4f on second hurdle run; improve further.
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4
4th (4) (50/1 +0%) Monsieur Le Fuzz
50
50/1(+0%)
(4) Monsieur Le Fuzz 50/1, Saint Des Saints gelding. Runner-up on second of 2 starts in Irish points (May 25) but probably needed the run when ninth of 14 in novice hurdle at Carlisle (20f, good to soft) on NH debut 42 days ago. This should reveal more but he may well be one for the longer-term. Some promise in Irish points but he didn't feature on hurdle debut for new yard.
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5th (6) (66/1 +0%) Mobile Mamma
66
66/1(+0%)
(6) Mobile Mamma 66/1, £32,000 purchase having got off the mark in Irish points at third attempt in April but she offered little on her Rules debut when last of 5 in novice hurdle at Perth (20.2f, soft) on NH debut 70 days ago. Minor Irish point winner; finished remote on hurdle debut; handicaps more likely.
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3
|PU| (3) (50/1 -150%) Jungle Wood
50
50/1(-150%)
(3) Jungle Wood 50/1, €50,000 Cokoriko gelding who is in excellent hands but he offered little only start in bumpers and similar story after 12 months off when last of 4 in novice hurdle at Kempton (21f, good to soft) on hurdles bow 46 days ago. Best watched. Beaten over 30l in two starts, a bumper and a Kempton novice hurdle (2m5f).
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
SUNRAY SHADOW still looked a work in progress when getting off the mark over timber at Aintree in October and the son of Blue Bresil is expected to have a fair amount of improvement to come, despite carrying a 7lb penalty. It's Hard To Know also gives weight to all bar the selection after winning at Lingfield on his Rules debut and is likely to benefit from going right-handed based on the manner of his jumping on that occasion. Tamarind Bay wasn't disgraced when fourth to The New Lion at Chepstow and the extra couple of furlongs should be right up his street.
SUNRAY SHADOW confirmed the promise of his hurdles debut effort when scoring at Aintree 39 days ago and, appealing as the type to go on improving, he's narrowly selected to follow-up ahead of fellow penalised and good prospect It's Hard To Know. Tamarind Bay is another open to improvement.
Little to choose between IT'S HARD TO KNOW and Sunray Shadow on the limited evidence and preference for the former is only slight.
(4) Ithaka 10/1, Slipping in the weights and took a further step back in the right direction when third of 9 in handicap hurdle (33/1) over C&D (good) 21 days ago. Not taken lightly. Placed over C&D latest and he's not ruled out for yard that won this in 2020 and 2021.
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1
2nd (1) (4/1 -60%) Entity Of Substanz
4
4/1(-60%)
(1) Entity Of Substanz 4/1, Lightly-raced sort in a top yard but failed to meet expectations when only fifth of 13 on handicap debut at Ayr (19.5f, good to soft, 5/4) 38 days ago. Cheekpieces on for 1st time. Unexposed 5yo who looks a possible improver upped in trip with headgear added; dangerous.
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3rd (6) (8/11 +68%) Getaway With You
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(6) Getaway With You 8/11, Still to win but he has taken his form up a notch for his current yard, finishing a good second of 8 in handicap hurdle at Lingfield (23f, good to soft) last week, typically travelling smoothly. Blinkers back on and should go well again. Went very close at Lingfield (2m7f) last week and he's 5lb well in here; strong contender.
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3
4th (3) (6/1 -9%) Bennettsbridge
6
6/1(-9%)
(3) Bennettsbridge 6/1, Placed both completed starts in points but ran to just a poor level when making the frame in a maiden/novice last winter. Improvement needed making an early switch to handicaps after 10 months off. Handicap newcomer but he needs a transformation upped in trip after a lengthy absence.
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8
|PU| (8) (12/1 -41%) Walk My Way
12
12/1(-41%)
(8) Walk My Way 12/1, Lightly-raced maiden under Rules who should have won when second in 7-runner handicap hurdle at Hexham (20.1f, heavy) in March, in lead when losing momentum last. Good chance of going one better if resuming in similar form. Runner-up at Hexham latest but has stamina to prove at this new trip after 258 days off.
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2
|PU| (2) (18/1 -64%) Lady Mendoza
18
18/1(-64%)
(2) Lady Mendoza 18/1, Has made impact in 3 handicap chases but can't be completely dismissed returned to this sphere given she's run well from slightly higher marks in the past. Point winner but she's 0-12 under rules and others are preferred.
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5
|PU| (5) (33/1 +18%) Stonegate
33
33/1(+18%)
(5) Stonegate 33/1, Down the field in novice/maiden hurdles so needs a step forward now switching to a handicap. Unexposed 5yo but he needs plenty of progress upped in trip on handicap debut.
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|PU| (7) (50/1 +0%) Debacle
50
50/1(+0%)
(7) Debacle 50/1, Winning pointer but little form under Rules, pulling up in handicap chase at Huntingdon last time. Has since left Fergal O'Brien and has plenty to prove back over hurdles. 11yo who is 0-12 under rules and was pulled up over fences latest; opposable.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Narrowly denied at Lingfield last time out in a career-best effort, GETAWAY WITH YOU deserves a change in luck and he may get that on this occasion. The six-year-old is narrowly preferred to Walk My Way, who arrives with similar claims on her first run since finishing second at Hexham in March. Entity Of Substanz disappointed when a short-priced favourite at Ayr in October, but he may be able to bounce back on the rise in distance.
GETAWAY WITH YOU went close to opening his account at Lingfield last week and a reproduction of that form may well suffice. Walk My Way would've won but for a late error at Hexham in March and should be on the premises again if returning in similar form, while Ithaka seems to be building back up to something from his slipping mark and is another to consider.
This looks a decent opportunity for GETAWAY WITH YOU, who had a near miss over 2m7f at Lingfield last week and is 5lb well in here.
(3) Kelce 11/8, Didn't show much over hurdles but has looked a different proposition switched to fences with cheekpieces enlisted the last twice, latterly pulling well clear of the rest when second to a well-treated rival at Hexham (24.2f, good to soft) 4 weeks ago. Can go one better. Well clear of the rest when runner-up at Hexham latest; up 4lb but big shout.
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6
2nd (6) (4/1 +33%) Felton Bellevue
4
4/1(+33%)
(6) Felton Bellevue 4/1, Generally reliable and gained a deserved first win for over 2 years at Southwell in March. Held form since and should give another good account back to a winning mark. Solid fifth in 3m1f Warwick handicap chase 30 days ago; this C&D winner needs considering.
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1
3rd (1) (18/1 -227%) Super Citizen
18
18/1(-227%)
(1) Super Citizen 18/1, Best effort for a while when second of 9 in hunter chase at Kelso (26.2f, soft) in May and not disgraced after 6 months off when third at Huntingdon. Place claims. Off six months before a fair third at Huntingdon 23 days ago; can make his presence felt.
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7
4th (7) (25/1 +24%) One Fer Mamma
25
25/1(+24%)
(7) One Fer Mamma 25/1, A fair winning hurdler/chaser but below form for current yard. Off 8 months and others preferred despite a sliding mark. Yet to fire for current handler; more is required on his seasonal return.
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5
|PU| (5) (3/1 -20%) Cokytho
3
3/1(-20%)
(5) Cokytho 3/1, Stepped up on reappearance run when finally off the mark in 6-runner handicap chase at Uttoxeter when last seen in May, looking suited by the longer trip. Player if ready to go. Belatedly opened his account at Uttoxeter in May; up 6lb so needs to hit ground running.
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2
|PU| (2) (8/1 +68%) Oscar Robertson
8
8/1(+68%)
(2) Oscar Robertson 8/1, Little impact in 6 starts for this yard, including on return. Winless since 2021 and he was pulled up on his return in 3m handicap chase at Bangor.
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8
|PU| (8) (22/1 -10%) Onenightintown
22
22/1(-10%)
(8) Onenightintown 22/1, Unreliable sort who has yet to fire this term and easy to oppose from out of the handicap. Not one to rely on and he's been well below par in his three runs this term.
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9
|PU| (9) (66/1 -32%) Captain Copper
66
66/1(-32%)
(9) Captain Copper 66/1, Little form under Rules and miles out of the handicap here. Pulled up over C&D eight days ago; he's 15lb out of the handicap here too.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
COKYTHO looked a different proposition stepped up to 3m for the first time at Uttoxeter in May when finally getting off the mark after a string of consistent efforts. Despite a 6lb rise for that success, it wouldn't be a huge surprise if Alex Hales' gelding had more to offer given the fact he is unexposed over this distance. Kelce is likely to produce another bold bid from the front, while Super Citizen and Felton Bellevue appear best of the remainder.
KELCE has taken very well to fences the last twice, pulling clear of the rest when beaten only by a course specialist at Hexham last month, and a 4 lb rise may underestimate him. Cokytho looked suited by this longer trip when off the mark at Uttoxeter so rates the main threat if ready to go, with Felton Bellevue another to consider.
This can go the way of KELCE who was clear of the rest when an excellent runner-up at Hexham last time and is weighted to go one better
(6) Caro Des Flos 7/2, Veteran who registered the second leg of a Market Rasen double last winter in this corresponding race. Not disgraced by any means when third here 3 weeks ago and in the mix eased another 1 lb. Took this year ago and teed himself up for a repeat with a solid third here; in the mix.
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1
2nd (1) (33/1 +0%) Ballywood
33
33/1(+0%)
(1) Ballywood 33/1, Useful chaser at his peak for Alan King but well beaten so far over both sets of obstacles for his current yard. A very useful winning chaser for Alan King but he's offered little for his current yard.
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3
3rd (3) (5/6 +49%) Zmiinyi
0.833333
5/6(+49%)
(3) Zmiinyi 5/6, Went close on second of his 2 starts between the flags and bettered hurdles form at the first attempt when second at Market Rasen 3 weeks ago, giving the well-in winner more of a scare than the distance beaten indicates. Makes the most appeal. Promising chasing debut second here three weeks ago; a big player off the same mark.
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4th (5) (9/2 +47%) Faitque De L'isle
4.5
9/2(+47%)
(5) Faitque De L'isle 9/2, Has been given a big chance by the handicapper after an underwhelming 2023/24 campaign and shaped as if needing the run after 12 months off (left Michael Scudamore in interim) at Stratford 47 days ago. Not taken lightly. Not disgraced for new yard after year off when sixth at Stratford; can build on that here.
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5th (2) (50/1 -52%) Ritson
50
50/1(-52%)
(2) Ritson 50/1, Badly out of sorts over fences since scoring on Boxing Day in 2022 and no signs of a revival starting out for this yard latest. Winless since 2022 and pulled up at Carlisle on his recent yard debut.
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6th (4) (17/2 -31%) Zara's Universe
8.5
17/2(-31%)
(4) Zara's Universe 17/2, Course chase winner who gained a third success over the larger obstacles at Southwell (2m) in March. Better for hurdles return when sixth at Sedgefield and not taken lightly back over fences. Course winner; solid sixth over hurdles at Sedgefield latest; can go well back chasing.
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7
|PU| (7) (22/1 -560%) Brickadank
22
22/1(-560%)
(7) Brickadank 22/1, Took thirty-seven attempts to get off the mark before recording back-to-back wins at this course in the space of a month in the spring. Must be respected in hat-trick bid. Bagged two handicap chases here last winter; not discounted after eight months off.
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8
|PU| (8) (28/1 -12%) Dancing Dani
28
28/1(-12%)
(8) Dancing Dani 28/1, Poor and long-standing maiden under Rules and was well held at Ffos Las on comeback. Is 0-22 and he came in a well-held sixth in 2m Ffos Las handicap chase in October.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Kim Bailey has his string in fine form at present, and his ZMIINYI gets the nod. The six-year-old bumped into a potentially useful sort when finishing runner-up on his chase debut over 2m5f here last month and, with the step back in trip likely to suit, he may prove tough to peg back. Brickadank brought up a course double last spring and he merits consideration on his seasonal reappearance, while Caro Des Flos is also noteworthy.
ZMIINYI improved on his hurdles form at the first attempt when second here 3 weeks ago and looks the one to beat with further improvement on the cards. Last year's winner Caro des Flos may emerge as the main threat ahead of the returning Brickadank.
There was lots to like about the chasing debut second of ZMIINYI (nap) and this low-mileage 6yo gets a confident vote to go one better.
(7) Silver Hill 9/2, £42,000 3-y-o, Shirocco gelding. Dam unraced sister to fair hurdler/fairly useful chaser (stayed 27f) American Legend and half-sister to smart bumper winner/fairly useful hurdler (stayed 3m) Snow Tern. Ticks plenty boxes. Shirocco gelding; in good hands so he's a considered newcomer.
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2nd (6) (13/2 -247%) Orderoftheday
6.5
13/2(-247%)
(6) Orderoftheday 13/2, £125,000 4-y-o, Order of St George gelding. Half-brother to 4 winners, including fairly useful hurdler/chaser I'm All You Need and bumper winner/fairly useful hurdler Minella Tara. Dam unraced. Successful on second of 2 starts in Irish points (May 18). Son of Order Of St George; changed hands for £125,000 after landing Irish point; a player.
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1
3rd (1) (22/1 +21%) Away For The Night
22
22/1(+21%)
(1) Away For The Night 22/1, Getaway gelding. Half-brother to fairly useful hurdler Backtonormal. Dam (h104) bumper/point winner. Likely outsider on debut. Getaway gelding; a respected newcomer, especially if the market vibes are positive.
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4th (3) (7/4 +65%) Espresso Milan
1.75
7/4(+65%)
(3) Espresso Milan 7/4, €85,000 3-y-o, Milan gelding. Half-brother to useful hurdler Eabha Grace. Dam (h131), 2m-2¾m hurdle winner, half-sister to very smart hurdler/high-class chaser (2¼m-21f winner) Bob Olinger. Makes paper appeal. Milan gelding; appeals on paper so this debutant must enter calculations.
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5th (2) (17/2 +47%) Bel Ombre
8.5
17/2(+47%)
(2) Bel Ombre 17/2, Affinisea gelding. Brother to dual bumper winner Avakate. Dam runner-up in points. Tongue tied for debut. Brother to Listed bumper winner Avakate; tongue tied for his debut; the betting can guide.
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6th (5) (11/4 +0%) Kykorock
2.75
11/4(+0%)
(5) Kykorock 11/4, €14,000 3-y-o, Ballingarry gelding. Half-brother to 13f bumper winner in France Gaby Sun. Dam placed in French bumper. Comfortable winner sole start in points (Feb 2024) so makes obvious appeal from a top yard. Ballingarry gelding; a ready points scorer in February so he's an interesting debutant.
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7th (8) (22/1 +21%) Warfleet
22
22/1(+21%)
(8) Warfleet 22/1, Very green at Worcester on debut but was much sharper second time up when second of 9 at this C&D (good to firm) back in July. Has since switched yards and does at least have experience on his side. Runner-up in a bumper over C&D in July; he can do better still so ought to be thereabouts.
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8th (4) (18/1 -13%) He's A Diamond
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18/1(-13%)
(4) He's A Diamond 18/1, €1,000 3-y-o, £30,000 5-y-o, Diamond Boy gelding. Dam (b84) placed first of 2 starts in bumpers. Runner-up on second of 2 starts in Irish points (April 2024). Diamond Boy gelding; runner-up in an Irish point in April so needs considering.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Olly Murphy has a good record at this venue, so ORDEROFTHEDAY gets the vote. The point-to-point winner fetched 125,000 pounds in May and connections are likely to be disappointed if he weren't able to play a hand in a race of this nature first time up. Silver Hill represents the in-form Jamie Snowden team and he merits respect on debut. Kykorock is also considered.
The market will no doubt prove informative with all bar Warfleet making their Rules debut. However, preference is for ORDERBYTHEDAY, who was successful on his second of 2 starts in Irish points back in the spring. Second choice is Kykorock, who is also a point winner and represents the in-form Skelton outfit, with Espresso Milan and Silver Hill taken to fight out minor honours.
Olly Murphy's ORDEROFTHEDAY fetched £125,000 after landing an Irish point and this son of Order Of St George can make a successful start
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