Southwell Races & Results Tomform Thursday 27th March 2025
There were 38 Races on Thursday 27th March 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 9 races at Wolverhampton, 6 races at Warwick, 7 races at Southwell, 8 races at Clonmel, 8 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Thursday 27th March 2025
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(2) Ultra Beat 3/1, First form over hurdles when third at Ffos Las last May and backed that up 5 months on switched to fences when runner-up at Bangor in October. Not all plain sailing since, but she had been well backed and was moving like the most likely winner when departing 5 out here 10 days ago. Can make amends. Narrowly in front when unseating five out here ten days ago; could be a contender.
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2nd (5) (4/1 +64%) Jar Du Desert
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4/1(+64%)
(5) Jar Du Desert 4/1, Fairly useful ex-French 17f chase winner who has a patchy record but ran one of better races back down in trip when runner-up at Market Rasen (21.4f, good) just over 3 weeks ago. His task is to now build on that effort. 0-9 in Britain and inconsistent but runner-up last time and might not be far away.
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3rd (1) (9/1 +25%) Saint Bibiana
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9/1(+25%)
(1) Saint Bibiana 9/1, Improved markedly for a step up in trip last summer, completing quick-fire hat-trick in June. Narrowly denied a 4-timer at Newton Abbot the following month but found her run of good form halted when tailed off at Cartmel (25.4f, soft) when last seen in August. Makes return/chase debut. Makes chase debut after absence but with trainer enjoying an excellent month; respected.
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4th (6) (25/1 +38%) Rostello
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25/1(+38%)
(6) Rostello 25/1, Not straightforward but put it all together under a good ride when landing this corresponding race last spring. Left previous efforts for this yard behind when going close at Catterick in January but unsurprisingly wasn't anything like so effective away from a weak veterans' event last time. Two-time course winner who went close 2 starts ago but inconsistent & pulled up last time.
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|PU| (3) (6/1 +45%) Catchim
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6/1(+45%)
(3) Catchim 6/1, Made frame all 5 completed starts in points and was good enough to make a winning start under Rules in novice hurdle at this course last June. Found out under a penalty 6 months later when a well-held fourth at Market Rasen and now attentions are turned to the larger obstacles (has had a wind op). Won maiden hurdle here; placed in points and could improve for the switch to fences.
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|PU| (8) (15/2 -114%) Bravethewaves
7.5
15/2(-114%)
(8) Bravethewaves 15/2, Maiden hurdler but off the mark at the second attempt over fences at Catterick in January under a confident ride. Not in same form at Musselburgh next time but overcame mistakes in a weak race to double his tally at Doncaster (20.5f, good) just over 5 weeks ago. Respected from 3 lb higher. 2-4 over fences; could do with jumping better but remains open to further improvement.
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|RO| (4) (5/2 +29%) Ghost Hunter
2.5
5/2(+29%)
(4) Ghost Hunter 5/2, £80,000 buy after finishing second in an Irish point and took his form up a notch switched to handicaps last year, making hard work of things despite the longer trip when third at Ffos Las (23.9f, good) when last seen in May. Has since switched yards and chasing looks his game (has had a wind op). Returns from absence with new stable in fantastic form and could improve now chasing.
14:35 Southwell Handicap Chase (Class 4) 24f Race Class Flow
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BRAVETHEWAVES arrives here having won two of his last three starts and a 3lb rise for the most recent of those wins may not be enough to stop him from following up. Martalmix'jac has been knocking on the door but could have to settle for second once again, while recent Market Rasen runner-up Jar Du Desert is the pick of the remainder.
Cases can be made for several of these but the most persuasive is for ULTRA BEAT, who was travelling like the most likely winner in front when unseating his rider 5 out here recently and Henry Daly's 7-y-o is fancied to make amends at the expense of Ghost Hunter, who looks every inch a chaser and has switched yards ahead of his return. Bravethewaves and Saint Bibiana can fight out third.
Point runner-up and chasing newcomer GHOST HUNTER returns from an absence with his new trainer Jamie Snowden in excellent form.
(3) Salley Gardens 6/4, Fair hurdles/C&D chase winner who ran up to his best when second of 14 in handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (20.6f) in January. Not in same form at Taunton last time but no surprise to see a better showing given his low-mileage profile over fences now re-united with Sean Bowen. Mixed fortunes in short previous stint over fences in summer 2022 but he's not ruled out.
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2nd (1) (11/4 -83%) Tommy Cullen
2.75
11/4(-83%)
(1) Tommy Cullen 11/4, Appeared well-served by return to less testing ground when opening chase account at Doncaster (16.3f) in February and bolstered sound course record when second from 7 lb higher mark back there 25 days ago. Respected as an in-form sort back up in trip. In top form at favourite course Doncaster; leading candidate if he's as good here.
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|F| (4) (11/8 +69%) Stringtoyourbow
1.375
11/8(+69%)
(4) Stringtoyourbow 11/8, Good winner of handicaps here/Musselburgh late last year and dispelled a lesser effort when third of 8 in novices' handicap at Wetherby (19.4f, heavy) in February. Quicker ground here no problem and he's worth a second look from an easing mark. Two wins at end of last year & today's return to better ground could be just what he needs.
15:05 Southwell Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
TOMMY CULLEN was only narrowly denied when trying to follow up February's Doncaster success at the same venue earlier this month. A reproduction of either of those efforts would give Matt Crawley's seven-year-old a big chance in this company. The rest all have questions to answer right now, but Stringtoyourbow edges out Salley Gardens to be the pick of them.
A previous C&D winner, SALLEY GARDENS has acquitted himself well on 2 of his 4 starts over hurdles this season and, returned to larger obstacles from a workable mark, he could be worth siding with to bag this small-field affair re-united with Sean Bowen. Fellow course winner Stringtoyourbow may emerge next best, ahead of another in-form sort, Tommy Cullen.
The return to better ground could be ideal for STRINGTOYOURBOW and he is taken to add to his two wins at the end of last year.
(8) Rock Sensation 9/2, Second in sole point. 15/8, seventh of 13 in Uttoxeter bumper on heavy in December, weakening after racing freely. Evidently thought capable of better by good stable. Point runner-up; merely mid-division in sole bumper but could be capable of much better.
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2nd (11) (11/8 +50%) Service Minimum
1.375
11/8(+50%)
(11) Service Minimum 11/8, Placed in bumpers at Uttoxeter and Warwick towards the end of 2024. Another prominent showing is likely back from a break. Placed in strong bumpers on first two starts and holds leading claims.
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3rd (10) (17/2 +0%) Scavengers Reign
8.5
17/2(+0%)
(10) Scavengers Reign 17/2, 3/1, third of 9 in bumper at Newcastle (AW) on debut 58 days ago, running on despite showing signs of greenness. Should go well. Third in a point and a bumper and with a good yard to progress; chance.
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4th (3) (11/1 -10%) Harmony Heights
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11/1(-10%)
(3) Harmony Heights 11/1, Made the frame on both point outings. Promise when fourth on Uttoxeter bumper debut but well beaten at Chepstow since. Fair fourth on bumper debut; lesser run on heavy ground since; not discounted.
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5th (6) (10/1 -122%) Misty Sunrise
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10/1(-122%)
(6) Misty Sunrise 10/1, €58,000 Blue Bresil mare. Dam, lightly raced over hurdles, 1¼m winner on Flat, half-sister to bumper winner/fairly useful hurdler (stayed 3m) Early Morning Rain. Respected newcomer from a yard with a good bumper strike-rate. 58,000euros 3yo; dam Flat winner; in good hands; could play a leading role on debut.
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6th (2) (16/1 -14%) Harley's Pride
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16/1(-14%)
(2) Harley's Pride 16/1, 28/1, showed a bit when fourth of 7 in bumper at Punchestown (good) on debut in October. Has switched to David Pipe ahead of this first outing for 5 months. Potential improver. Encouraging fourth of seven on debut at Punchestown and the form has worked out well.
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7th (5) (14/1 -100%) Miss Tinkerbell
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14/1(-100%)
(5) Miss Tinkerbell 14/1, 10/1 and blinkered, fourth of 8 in bumper at Wincanton (heavy) on debut 56 days ago. More will be needed. Fair fourth on debut at Wincanton and she's open to improvement; a possible.
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8th (4) (33/1 +67%) Miss The Sting
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33/1(+67%)
(4) Miss The Sting 33/1, Scorpion mare. Dam 2¼m bumper winner/fairly useful 2m hurdle winner. Her stable isn't really known for bumper winners. First foal; dam bumper/2m hurdle winner (RPR 126); not ruled out on debut.
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9th (7) (66/1 +0%) Rightofway
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66/1(+0%)
(7) Rightofway 66/1, Offered plenty to work on when fourth of 16 on her Warwick debut in November 2023 but not seen again until well beaten there last month. Promising fourth on debut in November 2023 but then absent until heavy defeat last month.
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10th (9) (400/1 -220%) Scarlett Glance
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400/1(-220%)
(9) Scarlett Glance 400/1, Beaten a long way in 2 bumpers this winter. Tailed off at massive odds on both starts.
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
SERVICE MINIMUM confirmed the promise she displayed on debut when second at Ludlow and Dan Skelton's mare is clearly the one to beat on the back of that performance. Miss Tinkerbell was well held on her racecourse bow, but is likely to improve for the experience and should not be discounted. The shortlist is completed by Rock Sensation, Harley's Pride and Misty Sunrise.
ROCK SENSATION was too keen to last home under testing conditions on her Uttoxeter debut on New Year's Eve but the strength behind her in the market on that occasion suggests she's well regarded by a good stable and she could prove a different proposition faced with a sounder surface this time. Service Minimum and Scavengers Reign have the form to figure, while Misty Sunrise is an interesting newcomer for the Olly Murphy stable.
The Dan Skelton-trained SERVICE MINIMUM has shown strong form in defeat on both starts and can get off the mark.
(4) Koapey 4/11, Fair form when second only start in bumpers and has shaped with plenty of encouragement in filling the same spot both outings over hurdles, going off too hard in 11-runner minor event at Newbury (16.3f) on most recent outing in December. Remains open to improvement and has leading claims. Runner-up on all three starts and holds stand-out form claims today.
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2nd (8) (25/1 -56%) Wind Your Neck In
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25/1(-56%)
(8) Wind Your Neck In 25/1, Hadn't beaten a rival in 2 Flat starts for the yard and was far too free on Newcastle hurdling debut. Useful on the Flat at his best but tailed off on recent hurdle debut at Newcastle.
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3rd (1) (5/2 -33%) Dunskay
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5/2(-33%)
(1) Dunskay 5/2, Looked good prospect when winning a couple of bumpers last season. However, shaped as if amiss on Ffos Las hurdle debut/return in January and, while he fared better at Warwick subsequently, he again didn't really see his race out. Two-time bumper winner; fair third on second hurdle start and open to further improvement.
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4th (10) (7/1 +0%) Saviour
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7/1(+0%)
(10) Saviour 7/1, Fair maiden on the Flat (often raced freely) and from the family of a useful hurdler. Shaped better than on hurdling debut when third in 7-runner juvenile at Doncaster (16,6f) in December but could do with settling down a bit. Fair third at Doncaster on second hurdle start and he's an each-way contender.
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5th (6) (40/1 +39%) Secret Vino
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40/1(+39%)
(6) Secret Vino 40/1, Sent off 66/1 when well held in a Worcester bumper on debut in July. Well beaten at 66-1 on debut last July and probably best watched on first run since.
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6th (9) (33/1 +34%) Carrigeen Ardisia
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33/1(+34%)
(9) Carrigeen Ardisia 33/1, Well held only outing in bumpers and didn't achieve much on recent Catterick hurdle debut. Soundly beaten on both starts and others are preferred.
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|PU| (7) (150/1 -20%) Tommy Tucker
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150/1(-20%)
(7) Tommy Tucker 150/1, Has shown nothing in maiden/novice hurdles. Massive odds and yet to complete in three runs over hurdles.
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|PU| (3) (250/1 -100%) Kaboul Manhattan
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250/1(-100%)
(3) Kaboul Manhattan 250/1, Showed nothing when pulled up in maiden hurdle at Huntingdon (15.8f, good to soft) on debut last month. Cheekpieces on for 1st time. Pulled up at 150-1 on last month's debut in maiden hurdle at Huntingdon.
16:05 Southwell Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
KOAPEY has done little wrong in filling the runner-up spot in each of his three previous starts and can take advantage of dropping back down in class. He simply went off too quickly, failing to last home at Newbury most recently, but Sean Bowen taking over in the saddle could provide the missing ingredient. Dual bumper winner Dunskay is feared most, although Saviour has scope for progression and is dangerous to underestimate.
KOAPEY has shaped with plenty of encouragement in finishing runner-up on both starts over hurdles, and this looks an excellent opportunity to make it third time lucky. Dunskay has been underwhelming so far over hurdles considering his bumper form, but did at least show more second time up at Warwick earlier in the month and rates the main threat ahead of Saviour, who could do with settling down.
This should be a good opportunity for KOAPEY, who has bumped into some good horses when runner-up on his three starts.
16:05 Southwell Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(4) Coastal Rock 15/8, Opened account at Uttoxeter (19.9f) in November and got back to winning ways in 4-runner handicap hurdle at Bangor (23.2f, heavy) last month, the emphasis on stamina playing to his strengths, despite some sloppy jumping. Lightly-raced sort should appreciate slightly longer trip and merits respect. 2-4 in handicaps; leading claims if handling the forecast better ground.
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2nd (5) (15/2 +53%) Rockadenn
7.5
15/2(+53%)
(5) Rockadenn 15/2, Useful hurdler/chaser at his best for previous yards but has yet to shine for current connections, going backwards from his reappearance when well-held at Fontwell (21.8f, heavy) 32 days ago. First-time cheekpieces need to spark a revival. Well handicapped on old form but soundly beaten on both starts this year, after absence.
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3rd (2) (7/2 +36%) Feivel
3.5
7/2(+36%)
(2) Feivel 7/2, Dual hurdles winner last season and finished second in the Southern National on reappearance in November. Hinted at a return to that sort of form back over hurdles in first-time visor (retained) latest but paid the price for overly aggressive tactics. Interesting back off last winning hurdles mark. On a handy mark on form as recent as November but he's been disappointing since.
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4th (3) (11/1 +8%) Enjoy D'allen
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11/1(+8%)
(3) Enjoy D'allen 11/1, Veteran on a losing run that stretches back to 2021, never travelled well on final start for Ciaran Murphy when seventh of 15 in a chase at Punchestown (24.9f) 52 days ago. Looks to have plenty on his plate back over smaller obstacles on stable debut. Very useful chaser in his prime; not the force of old; may be best watched on stable debut.
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5th (1) (9/4 +44%) Tigerbythetail
2.25
9/4(+44%)
(1) Tigerbythetail 9/4, Didn't need to improve to get off the mark in 7-runner maiden hurdle at Catterick (25.3f, good to soft) last month and far from disgraced when ridden by an amateur to finish third of 6 in handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (25f, good to soft) 35 days ago. Claims with regular jockey back aboard. Fair third at Huntingdon latest; not obviously well treated but could be involved.
16:40 Southwell Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 24f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
COASTAL ROCK has won two of his four starts since joining Olly Murphy and has a good chance of enhancing his strike-rate. He had something in hand when bouncing back to form at Bangor, where he readily banished a disappointing effort at Taunton to the memory. A 5lb higher rating looks workable for the follow-up attempt. Feivel is better treated in this sphere than he is over fences and is feared most. Top-weight Tigerbythetail is the pick of the remainder.
A contest lacking in depth and numbers, and it may pay to side with FEIVEL who has slipped back down to his latest winning hurdles mark having not been seen to best effect under an overly aggressive ride last time. Dual hurdles winner Coastal Rock is the least exposed of the field and could well improve again, while Tigerbythetail has largely run with credit this season and should be in the mix again.
The lightly raced COASTAL ROCK has won two of his last three starts and can score once more. Tigerbythetail is the likely danger.
(7) Ivane 5/4, A fair ex-Irish 2m hurdles winner who made a promising start for his new yard when a clear second of 12 in handicap hurdle at Fontwell (21.8f, good) 10 days ago. Merits serious consideration off the same mark. Went close on recent stable debut at Fontwell and runs before 5lb rise kicks in.
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2nd (9) (9/1 +36%) Rock On Tommy
9
9/1(+36%)
(9) Rock On Tommy 9/1, It's now 13 runs since his last win in 2023 and he came in a below-form fifth of 12 in handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (15.8f, good to soft) 25 days ago, going in snatches. Up in trip with more required. 10yo who is without a win since July 2023 but has run some fair races this season.
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3rd (5) (11/4 +58%) Sailed Away
2.75
11/4(+58%)
(5) Sailed Away 11/4, Only twice raced this term but he shaped well when fourth of 10 in handicap hurdle at Market Rasen (20.6f, good) 23 days ago, fading late on. Well worth considering with that run under his belt. Returned from another break with fair fourth three weeks ago and could build on that run.
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4th (8) (9/2 +44%) Larkfield Lusive
4.5
9/2(+44%)
(8) Larkfield Lusive 9/2, Remains a maiden after 17 runs but he posted a good third of 13 in handicap hurdle at Hexham (16.2f, good to soft) 14 days ago. Cheekpieces back on and in the mix. 0-17 but third in this last year off a higher mark and he holds each-way claims.
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5th (1) (14/1 +13%) Shan't Wait
14
14/1(+13%)
(1) Shan't Wait 14/1, Lightly-raced maiden but he failed to build on earlier promise when seventh of 8 on his handicap debut at Doncaster (20.8f, good) 25 days ago. Not written off. Well beaten on handicap debut but sent off just 3-1 and shouldn't be written off.
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6th (4) (80/1 +20%) Flighttothestars
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80/1(+20%)
(4) Flighttothestars 80/1, Still a maiden and she hung badly left before being pulled up in handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (20.7f, good) 15 days ago. One to avoid. Has shown ability but pulled up this year in her first two handicaps.
17:10 Southwell Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Turned out again quickly after an easy success at Sedgefield last week, SCORSESE is likely to have plenty more improvement forthcoming and he can follow up under a 7lb penalty. Not beaten far when an untidy jump at the last cost him at Fontwell, Ivane is entitled to be thereabouts again on his second run for new connections. Sailed Away has dropped to a mark just 2lb above his last victory and cannot be ruled out with confidence.
IVANE shaped well when a clear second at Fontwell last week on his first run for the excellent James Owen and is fancied to go one better off an unchanged mark. Recent Sedgefield scorer Scorsese is feared most under a 7 lb penalty with Sailed Away, Klapton Boy and Shan't Wait all worthy of consideration too.
Preference is for IVANE, who went close on last week's stable debut at Fontwell and is due to run off 5lb higher in future handicaps.
(7) Faded Fantasy 9/4, C&D winner who comes here below par, only eighth of 10 in handicap at Taunton (23.9f) 17 days ago. Tongue strap back on with work to do. Went close over fences in November but has struggled to get competitive subsequently.
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2nd (5) (5/2 +17%) Our Pink Lady
2.5
5/2(+17%)
(5) Our Pink Lady 5/2, C&D winner who got right back on track when a clear second of 7 in handicap hurdle at Huntingdon (19.6f, good) 15 days ago. Can go well again nudged up 1 lb. Two C&D wins last March and went close at Huntingdon a fortnight ago; player.
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3rd (8) (11/1 +8%) Jumble Jury
11
11/1(+8%)
(8) Jumble Jury 11/1, A point winner but yet to offer much in three runs in this sphere. Returns from a break with lots more needed now handicapping. Point winner; has a lowly opening mark but has shown very little over hurdles thus far.
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4th (2) (7/1 +30%) Ted's Friend
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7/1(+30%)
(2) Ted's Friend 7/1, Dual hurdles winner but he arrives well below par, tenth of 13 in 2m2f Stratford handicap last time. Hard to warm to. Well treated on the pick of this season's form but well beaten on his last three starts.
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5th (10) (80/1 -21%) Noble Recall
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80/1(-21%)
(10) Noble Recall 80/1, Lightly-raced maiden who has yet to offer much over hurdles, ninth of 12 in novice at Doncaster (19.4f, good) 26 days ago. 18 lb "wrong" in the weights for his first go in handicaps. Tailed off/pulled up on all five starts; hard to fancy on handicap debut.
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6th (4) (40/1 -82%) Barleythorpe
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40/1(-82%)
(4) Barleythorpe 40/1, Well held both starts in bumpers last spring for Pam Sly and little impact in 3 hurdle runs for his current yard. Needs this switch to handicaps to spark progress. Improvement needed but the hood and longer trip are possible positives on handicap debut.
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7th (3) (10/3 +76%) Pottersjetamay
3.333333
10/3(+76%)
(3) Pottersjetamay 10/3, Remains a maiden but he wasn't disgraced when fifth of 8 in handicap hurdle at Doncaster (20.8f, good) 25 days ago. Not dismissed off an easing mark. 0-10 but fair fifth at Doncaster last time and drops back down in grade today.
17:40 Southwell Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.
Now that the penny has dropped for TRAMUNTANA after a comfortable success on his handicap debut at Huntingdon last month, Olly Murphy's charge should have plenty more to come and he can double up. Narrowly denied over the same track and trip recently, Our Pink Lady must enter calculations, while Ted's Friend continues to drop in the handicap for a stable in excellent form at present.
Lots of these arrive with a question mark against them and this looks a very good opportunity for TRAMUNTANA to build on his Huntingdon victory and go 2-2 since sent handicapping. C&D winner Our Pink Lady rates much the biggest threat, with Pottersjetamay appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.
Bumper winner TRAMUNTANA (nap) scored on last month's handicap debut at Huntingdon and can defy a 5lb rise and follow up.
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