Plumpton Races & Results Tomform Sunday 4th April 2021
There were 44 Races on Sunday 4th April 2021 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Southwell, 7 races at Hereford, 8 races at Cork, 7 races at Market Rasen, 7 races at Plumpton, 8 races at Fairyhouse, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Sunday 4th April 2021
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
(6) One Handsome Dude 40/1, Modest form in bumpers/over hurdles. Back with original trainer. Hard to fancy.
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2nd (5) (20/1 +50%) No Fixed Charges
20/1(+50%)
(5) No Fixed Charges 20/1, Scorpion gelding. Brother to fairly useful hurdler No Hidden Charges, and half-brother to fair hurdler/chaser The Wicket Chicken. Pulled up both starts in points.
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3rd (2) (3/1 -20%) College Oak
3/1(-20%)
(2) College Oak 3/1, Progressed to win at Uttoxeter and Ascot at around 20f before finishing well held in stronger handicap at latter track in December. Could get back on the up after a break with sights lowered.
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4th (1) (1.1/1 +41%) African Dance
1.1/1(+41%)
(1) African Dance 1.1/1, Off the mark in 20f Sedgefield maiden hurdle in November and got back to winning ways faced with a simple task over C&D last time. Vulnerable under a double penalty now, though. Tongue tie goes on.
5th
5th (3) (2.25/1 -50%) Scarpia
2.25/1(-50%)
(3) Scarpia 2.25/1, Opened account in good style in 17.7f Fontwell novice hurdle last month, staying on well. Return to this longer trip sure to suit and good chance under penalty.
6th
6th (7) (66/1 -32%) Westtara
66/1(-32%)
(7) Westtara 66/1, Well held in 2 bumpers, looking headstrong.
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7th (4) (200/1 -300%) Forgot One
200/1(-300%)
(4) Forgot One 200/1, Little appeal on paper and well beaten sole start in Irish points in November 2019.
LTO Selection:
13:20 Plumpton Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
Extech Cloud - Humanising It Novices' Handicap Chase 6 Runners
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1st (4) (2.2/1 +12%) En Coeur
2.2/1(+12%)
(4) En Coeur 2.2/1, Blossomed over C&D in January, chasing home big improver High Up In The Air before going one better in novice handicap. Poor in the mud at Leicester last time but could bounce back after a break.
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2nd (1) (4/1 -113%) Right Hand Of God
4/1(-113%)
(1) Right Hand Of God 4/1, Has a race in him and took another step forward fitted with a visor at Fontwell last time. Drops back in grade again and could be the answer.
3
3rd (2) (4/1 +27%) Bring The Bacon
4/1(+27%)
(2) Bring The Bacon 4/1, Fair form at best over hurdles, taking a very keen hold on handicap debut at Market Rasen a fortnight ago. Needs to settle better now chasing but could do better.
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4th (5) (7/1 +42%) Brandy Cross
7/1(+42%)
(5) Brandy Cross 7/1, Well beaten twice at the end of 2020 (including on chase debut) but back from a break/wind op and there has been some promise previously.
5th
5th (3) (3/1 +14%) Lough Ryn
3/1(+14%)
(3) Lough Ryn 3/1, Yet to win but shaped as if better for the run after 3 months off on chase debut here 3 weeks ago and dropped another 4 lb now. Worth considering down in trip.
6th
6th (6) (80/1 -186%) Eos
80/1(-186%)
(6) Eos 80/1, Well held in bumper/over hurdles (handicap debut after 25 months off latest). Plenty to find now chasing.
LTO Selection:
13:56 Plumpton Handicap Chase (Class 5) 17f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
An Evening With Paul Merson 9th September Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle 14 Runners
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LTO Selection:
16:31 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
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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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