Wetherby Races & Results Tomform Friday 1st November 2024
There were 46 Races on Friday 1st November 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Down Royal, 7 races at Newmarket, 7 races at Wetherby, 9 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Friday 1st November 2024
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(6) Telemetry 33/1, Ran to a fair level when 12 lengths second of 8 on his debut in a bumper here in April 2023 but has failed to build on that since, last seen finishing a distance tenth starting out over hurdles at Kelso during the spring. Promising debut run here; hasn't progressed and plenty to prove after modest hurdle debut.
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2nd (3) (22/1 +33%) Express Run
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22/1(+33%)
(3) Express Run 22/1, Failed to complete both starts in maiden points and safely held on Rules debut in a Kelso bumper. Fell both starts in points; modest effort in Kelso bumper; hurdles debut; more needed.
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3rd (5) (18/1 +10%) Lathan
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18/1(+10%)
(5) Lathan 18/1, Cost €90,000 as a 3-y-o and was originally in the care of Dan Skelton (unraced for that yard). However, failed to make an impact on debut in a Hexham maiden during the summer and will need to leave that form well behind if he's to have a say here. Sixth of nine at Hexham on hurdle debut (2m4f); should improve for that experience.
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4th (7) (50/1 +38%) The Geordie Ginge
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50/1(+38%)
(7) The Geordie Ginge 50/1, Fair hurdler at best but, having been sold out of Nigel Twiston-Davies' yard for just 4,800 gns, he didn't show much on debut for this yard back from almost a year off at Sedgefield 12 days ago. Ex-Nigel Twiston-Davies; some promise over hurdles, but well beaten on stable debut.
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5th (8) (50/1 +38%) Elusive Shine
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50/1(+38%)
(8) Elusive Shine 50/1, £15,000 half-brother to useful hurdler/chaser Palmers Hill. Made frame all 3 starts in Irish points, runner-up on latest start in that sphere in May 18, but he was beaten a long way on hurdles debut at Uttoxeter. In the frame in three Irish points; well beaten on hurdles debut; others appeal more.
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6th (2) (8/13 -9%) Kart D'estruval
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(2) Kart D'estruval 8/13, Showed plenty of promise in 2 starts over hurdles in France, building on abundant debut promise when landing a juvenile event at Fontainebleau in March. Interesting recruit for the Skelton yard (responsible for the winner of this race last year and in 2020) and he's very high on the shortlist. Winner in France in March; has a penalty; interesting contender on stable debut.
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|PU| (4) (11/4 +58%) I Play County
2.75
11/4(+58%)
(4) I Play County 11/4, Winner of sole start in Irish points and off the mark at the third attempt in bumpers at Taunton (16.5f, soft) when last seen in March, making all. Appeals as the type to make his mark in this sphere and it'll be interesting to see how he shapes up in the betting. Irish point winner who won Taunton bumper in March; interesting now going hurdling.
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|PU| (10) (40/1 +0%) Dunstall Angel
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40/1(+0%)
(10) Dunstall Angel 40/1, Glimmers of ability in a couple of bumpers last season but not enough to suggest that she will be a significant threat on this hurdles debut. Modest form in two bumpers and hard to fancy on first run over hurdles.
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|PU| (9) (66/1 -65%) Bea My Shadow
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66/1(-65%)
(9) Bea My Shadow 66/1, Some appeal pedigree-wise but not judged on what she showed starting out in a mares' bumper at Sedgefield in March. Last of seven in a Sedgefield bumper in March; best watched on jumps debut.
12:45 Wetherby Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
Battle Born Lad struck on his debut over hurdles at Hexham in October and should mount a bold bid, but he might find it tough to give 1lb KART D'ESTRUVAL. A hurdles winner in France, Dan Skelton's charge is related to plenty of winners and he looks to have found a suitable assignment on his British debut. I Play County was victorious in a bumper at Taunton when last seen in March and completes the shotlist.
French recruit KART D'ESTRUVAL is taken to provide the Skelton yard with its third winner in this novice since 2020. The 4-y-o looked highly promising in a couple of runs in France and he is not short of potential. Battle Born Lad made a positive start to his hurdles career at Hexham and, with the promise of better to come from him now upped in trip, he is second choice ahead of bumper winner I Play County.
Having got off the mark on his jumps debut BATTLE BORN LAD is taken to follow up by beating the ex-French Kart D'Estruval.
12:45 Wetherby Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 20f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(1) Cadell 6/4, Unbeaten in points and impressed when making a winning hurdling bow at Kelso last October. Showed better form when second in 3m Musselburgh novice in February and should come on for this reappearance/chase debut third in a Perth handicap in September. Open to improvement in this sphere. Dual winning pointer; promise over hurdles and on chase debut last month; no easy task.
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2nd (3) (8/11 +78%) Farnoge
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(3) Farnoge 8/11, Winner of first 3 starts under Rules, including novice hurdles at Newton Abbot and Ascot. Pulled up twice before getting back on track in a first-time tongue strap when third in a Perth listed event (3m, soft) during the spring (since undergone a wind op) and he could make up into a better chaser. Good 2nd in Irish point; decent form over hurdles; had wind op; interesting chase prospect.
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3rd (2) (10/1 +75%) Edison Kent
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10/1(+75%)
(2) Edison Kent 10/1, Back to his best when scoring over hurdles at Uttoxeter in June but hasn't come close to reproducing that in 5 subsequent starts, including in this sphere at Worcester at the beginning of September. Mountain to climb on these terms. Won 2m7f handicap hurdle in June; disappointing since; stiff task on chase debut.
13:15 Wetherby Maiden Chase (Class 3) 24f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
WEST BALBOA put in an underwhelming display on her first chase start at Worcester last time, but she should improve with that experience under her belt. If she can run to the level of form she showed over hurdles, then she will prove very difficult to beat. Farnoge finished third in a Listed event over the smaller obstacles at Perth in April and is an interesting contender on his chase debut, while Cadell can beat Edison Kent home for third.
WEST BALBOA was turned over when odds on for her chase debut at Worcester but she can be expected to leave that form well behind now moving back up in trip for the yard that has saddled two of the last three winners of this novice. If Farnoge's jumping passes the test he will likely emerge as the main danger, for all that Cadell first run over fences at Perth was not devoid of promise and he should have more to offer.
The choice is FARNOGE who looks the sort to make a useful novice chaser this term. West Balboa is an obvious danger.
13:15 Wetherby Maiden Chase (Class 3) 24f PREDICTION SIMULATION
(3) Welsh Charger 3/1, Took his form up a notch last season, bagging handicaps at Market Rasen and Musselburgh. Found his run of good form coming to halt at Kempton on final start but reappears with his yard amongst the winners. 4-8 over hurdles, including two last season; on stiffish mark but has a chance if wound up.
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2nd (2) (10/1 +17%) Foster'sisland
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10/1(+17%)
(2) Foster'sisland 10/1, Winless last season but ran up to his best when third of 14 in handicap hurdle at Ayr (21.4f, soft) on final outing and has gone well fresh before. Six hurdle wins at up to 2m5f; suited by soft; usually needs the race on reappearance.
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3rd (7) (15/8 +58%) Kaituna River
1.875
15/8(+58%)
(7) Kaituna River 15/8, Winning Irish pointer and progressive in 3 runs over hurdles last season, opening his account in 8-runner maiden at Plumpton (20.5f, good to soft) 7 months ago. Into handicaps now and more needed. Irish point winner; won Plumpton maiden hurdle; interesting on handicap debut.
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4th (4) (17/2 -42%) Isle Of Sark
8.5
17/2(-42%)
(4) Isle Of Sark 17/2, Fairly useful Flat winner who wasted no time getting back to form when second of 11 in maiden hurdle at Sedgefield (19.8f, good to soft) 31 days ago. Goes handicapping now but opening mark could have been a bit kinder. Fair stayer on the Flat; close second in maiden hurdle last time; this looks tougher.
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5th (5) (11/2 +15%) Singapore Trip
5.5
11/2(+15%)
(5) Singapore Trip 11/2, Returned to the pick of his French form to open his account on British soil in 10-runner handicap hurdle at Perth (20.2f, good to soft) in May, always holding on. Nudged up 6 lb but can remain competitive if ready to roll back from a break. Ex-French; Perth winner in May; 6lb higher; not sure to be spot on after summer break.
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6th (1) (5/1 +75%) Docpickedme
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(1) Docpickedme 5/1, Boasts an all-or-nothing profile, producing a career-best over fences here in January. Disappointing last 3 starts, however, and now returns to hurdling with something to prove. Won C&D handicap chase in January; not so good after; first run hurdling since April 2023.
13:50 Wetherby Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.
A lengthy spell on the sidelines hasn't set LUCKIE SEVEN back because he has returned with a couple of Perth victories. The form of his latest win has been franked by the runner-up and 115 could be a lenient initial figure now Nicky Richards' useful prospect goes handicapping. Isle Of Sark and Kaituna River also dip their toes into handicap waters for the first time, although the biggest threat could come in the shape of Singapore Trip, who tasted success at Perth when last seen.
LUCKIE SEVEN had appreciably more in hand than the narrow margin of victory implies when defying a penalty at Perth in September and, open to more improvement now venturing into handicaps, he makes plenty of appeal. Welsh Charger has a good strike rate and reappears with his yard amongst the winners, so is second choice ahead of the lightly-raced Kaituna River.
The two unexposed sorts appeal most here with dual Perth scorer LUCKIE SEVEN (nap) preferred to Plumpton winner Kaituna River.
(1) Liam Swagger 11/8, Fairly useful maiden on Flat and half-brother to fairly useful hurdler Father of Jazz (2m winner). Created an excellent impression in a first-time tongue tie when readily seeing off Torrent on hurdling debut at Market Rasen a month ago. Worth a chance to defend the unbeaten record in this sphere. Useful Flat maiden; odds-on winner on hurdles debut at Market Rasen; major contender.
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2nd (2) (14/1 -320%) Static
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14/1(-320%)
(2) Static 14/1, Fairly useful hurdler in France who has run out on both outings over fences. Interesting runner starting out for new yard. Useful form in France, winning two 3yo hurdles at Auteuil; interesting on stable debut.
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3rd (6) (11/1 +45%) Torrent
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(6) Torrent 11/1, Fair Flat performer who has made a good start to his hurdling career, already a two-time winner and not disgraced when second to Liam Swagger at Market Rasen a month ago. May struggle to reverse form with that rival. Good second to Liam Swagger last time and now 11lb better off; chance.
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4th (7) (16/1 -78%) Inspire Hope
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16/1(-78%)
(7) Inspire Hope 16/1, Built on promise of her hurdles debut when winning 11-runner juvenile contest at Killarney and respectable second at Down Royal a couple of months ago. Has left Joseph O'Brien and has the form to compete at the weights. Ex-Joseph O'Brien; three good runs over hurdles and quite interesting on stable debut.
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5th (5) (14/1 +53%) Play Pretend
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14/1(+53%)
(5) Play Pretend 14/1, Overcame inexperience to score on debut at Market Rasen in June. Crashed out at the first at Uttoxeter a month later, then third here last time. Needs to up his game in first-time cheekpieces. Looked green when winning on debut; pulled hard when third here last time; others stronger.
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6th (3) (5/1 +9%) Denzil
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5/1(+9%)
(3) Denzil 5/1, Dink gelding. Brother to yard's useful hurdler/high-class chaser Nube Negra and fair chaser Noche Negra. Easy winner of three-runner event at Stratford on debut and should be capable of better. Home-bred; won 3-runner event on debut by 55l (left clear at the last); considered.
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|F| (4) (11/4 +69%) Model Approach
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(4) Model Approach 11/4, Fairly useful maiden on Flat for Jim Bolger and has made a bright start to his hurdle career, confirming the promise of his opening Market Rasen third when making all at Sedgefield and Kempton. Should give it another good go from the front. Fair on the Flat; 3rd to Liam Swagger on debut; has progressed to win next 2 races; chance.
14:25 Wetherby Conditions Hurdle (Class 1) 16f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.
LIAM SWAGGER is part of a good team of early-season juveniles for James Owen and the Gredley family, and comfortably accounted for Torrent and subsequent dual winner Model Approach when making a successful start to his jumping career at Market Rasen. Torrent is much better off at the weights but, even so, Liam Swagger is fancied to take the next step up the hurdling ladder. Denzil didn't have much to beat at Stratford but still couldn't have done it any easier, while Static has picked up plenty of experience in France.
LIAM SWAGGER is a relative to one that connections have already enjoyed success with and he looked a good prospect in his own right when scoring easily at Market Rasen on his first hurdling outing, so he's marginally preferred to Model Approach, who should take a hand under a positive ride. Inspire Hope is another one to consider.
The vote goes to TORRENT, who was second to Liam Swagger at Market Rasen last time and can reverse the form on these better terms.
(5) Genois 15/8, Useful hurdler/chaser at his best for Enda Bolger in Ireland. Sole win was a in a maiden hurdle over 3 years ago but he shaped well when third on debut for this yard at Warwick (2½m, good) where he wasn't knocked about. Down another 2 lb and he's dangerous to discount. Weak in the market when third on stable debut; peak form offers hope off his low weight.
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2nd (4) (16/5 +0%) Galop De Chasse
3.2
16/5(+0%)
(4) Galop De Chasse 16/5, Produced a career-best when landing a competitive Newbury handicap (19.8f, good to soft) on what turned out to be his sole appearance of last season. 9 lb rise fair given that he pulled well clear of the rest with the runner-up and this 8-y-o evidently goes well fresh. Strong claims. Good reappearance record but a 9lb rise for Newbury last November asks a question of him.
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3rd (1) (5/2 +33%) Midnight River
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5/2(+33%)
(1) Midnight River 5/2, Very smart performer who signed off fine 2022/23 season by landing a Grade 3 handicap upped to 25f at the Aintree Grand National meeting. Below par in the Charlie Hall and fell in a major Newbury handicap in 2 starts of a truncated campaign last term. This trip may be on the sharp side nowadays. Light season latest; has the form to feature provided he's wound up back from break.
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4th (3) (4/1 -14%) Prairie Wolf
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4/1(-14%)
(3) Prairie Wolf 4/1, Winner of 3 of his half-a-dozen starts switched to fences last term, finishing a solid third off this mark in a strong 10-runner Ayr handicap on final start of that campaign in April. Reappearance spin over hurdles here last month will have blown away the cobwebs and he's of strong interest. Progressive 2m4f chaser last season; can improve for recent hurdle reappearance.
15:00 Wetherby Handicap Chase (Class 1) 19f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.
Galop De Chasse has been off for the best part of a year but proved by winning at Newbury that he goes well fresh. Midnight River has been absent for almost as long - since falling in the Coral Gold Cup - but is another who doesn't usually need a run to put him right. His stablemate Heltenham came to grief in the Ayr race in which PRAIRIE WOLF finished third and that seven-year-old is given the nod to get a win on the board for the new partnership of Joel Parkinson and Sue Smith, with last month's spin over timber here expected to have brought him to the boil.
Compelling cases can be tabled for each member of the quintet. PRAIRIE WOLF made good progress in this sphere last season and, with the promise of better to come from him this time round and a recent run over hurdles under his belt, he gets the nod. Galop de Chasse enhanced his good record when fresh by landing a Newbury handicap on his sole start of last season and he is a big threat, while Heltenham could be the pick of the Skelton-trained duo, despite jockey bookings suggesting otherwise.
A trappy handicap. PRAIRIE WOLF was a progressive chaser last season and he's readily forgiven his comeback run over hurdles.
(5) Perculator 12/1, Course winner who looked rusty dropping back in trip when ninth in 11-runner handicap hurdle at Sedgefield (19.8f, soft, 12/1) 23 days ago. Cheekpieces back on. Disappointing since her win here in January and is now 1-13 over hurdles.
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2nd (2) (9/2 +18%) Bitsnbuckles
4.5
9/2(+18%)
(2) Bitsnbuckles 9/2, Improved when making a winning handicap debut at Huntingdon (19.6f, soft) in January. Hasn't really gone on since but is entitled to come on for his Market Rasen reappearance. Won at Huntingdon in January but he's not gone on from that and has something to prove.
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3rd (4) (11/4 +39%) Knacker Trapper
2.75
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(4) Knacker Trapper 11/4, Landed 2m4f handicap at Southwell in May and got back on track when second of 11 in handicap hurdle at Sedgefield (19.8f, soft) 23 days ago. Thereabouts with a repeat. Easy win at Southwell in May and he went close at Sedgefield last time; respected.
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4th (1) (11/10 +0%) Queens Venture
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11/10(+0%)
(1) Queens Venture 11/10, Westerner filly who made a mockery of her opening mark in 12-runner handicap at Market Rasen (23.1f, good) last month, quickening clear before 2 out. Defied a penalty with authority at Southwell last week and the hat-trick beckons. Comfortable wins in both her handicaps and she's open to more progress; big player again.
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5th (6) (33/1 +0%) Balkotic
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33/1(+0%)
(6) Balkotic 33/1, Twelve runs since last win in 2022 and again ran poorly when ninth in 12-runner handicap hurdle (22/1) at Hexham (23.3f, good) 28 days ago. Cheekpieces back on. Others more persuasive. All hurdle wins were in 2022 and he's been tailed off last twice; cheekpieces return.
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6th (7) (22/1 +0%) Titanium Bullet
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22/1(+0%)
(7) Titanium Bullet 22/1, Modest maiden who ran poorly on his last 2 starts over fences. Had breathing operation ahead of this return to hurdling and has lots to prove. 15-race maiden who has struggled over fences last twice and has plenty to prove.
15:35 Wetherby Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 21f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
QUEENS VENTURE made it two wins from two handicap starts when fairly bolting up over an extended 2m4f at Southwell recently, defying a 7lb penalty in the process. He races off an 11lb higher mark now, but the suspicion is that the handicapper might not have her where he wants her just yet and she is can complete the hat-trick. Knacker Trapper just failed to get up over 2m4f at Sedgefield last time and, stepping up in trip off a 1lb higher mark, he must enter calculations. Sauce Of Life is also noteworthy.
QUEENS VENTURE is improving too fast for the penalty system to keep a lid on her, so she's taken to complete the hat-trick. Knacker Trapper and Bitsnbuckles can battle it out for minor honours.
This can go to QUEENS VENTURE who is 2-2 in handicaps and has plenty of scope for further progress. Knacker Trapper is feared most.
(4) Jack The Boss 11/1, Jack Hobbs gelding. Dam, ran once in bumper, half-sister to fairly useful hurdler/useful chaser (15f-2m winner) Sea Wall. One to consider. Yard 11% with hurdlers this season and market should guide on debut.
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2nd (3) (11/10 +32%) Global Eclipse
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11/10(+32%)
(3) Global Eclipse 11/10, Pether's Moon gelding. Brother to fairly useful French 2¼m hurdle winner Quiniland. Dam (h115) 17f-19f hurdle winner. Looks the one to beat on paper. Has a striking pedigree and yard is 35% with hurdlers here in recent years.
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|B| (5) (9/2 +40%) Romancier
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9/2(+40%)
(5) Romancier 9/2, Roman Candle gelding. Half-brother to 9f-11f winner Perdriolle. Dam 9f-1½m winner. Of obvious interest on debut and is preferred by Brian Hughes. One of two runners for Donald McCain and the market should be informative.
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|B| (1) (10/3 -11%) Adaay Forever
3.333333
10/3(-11%)
(1) Adaay Forever 10/3, Adaay gelding. Half-brother to 4 winners on Flat, including useful 6f winner Dunkerron. Highly respected on debut. Half-brother to four Flat winners at up to 1m3f; needs watching in market on debut.
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|U| (7) (12/1 -71%) Snow Dragon
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12/1(-71%)
(7) Snow Dragon 12/1, Decorated Knight gelding. Closely related to smart 11f-2m winner Amtiyaz and half-brother to 2 winners. Worth monitoring in the betting. Has useful Flat pedigree but he starts off over hurdles and market should guide.
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|U| (2) (18/1 +18%) For You Buzz
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18/1(+18%)
(2) For You Buzz 18/1, Workforce gelding. Dam unraced half-sister to smart hurdler/high-class chaser (stayed 21f) Felix Yonger. Interesting newcomer but may need more time than some of his rivals. Plenty to like on paper and interesting to see how he figures in the market.
LTO Selection:
16:10 Wetherby Conditions Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.
In a race stacked with unknown quantities, GLOBAL ECLIPSE gets the tentative vote. The three-year-old son of Pether's Moon is out of a half-sister to Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Long Run and, making his debut for the in-form Dan Skelton team, he may have enough in the locker to score first time up. Adaay Forever is a half-brother to several Flat winners and Alan King's gelding may emerge as the main danger, while 11,000gns purchase Snow Dragon completes the shortlist for a yard among the winners of late.
This is tricky to assess without the benefit of market clues but GLOBAL ECLIPSE is bred for hurdling where as the majority of his rivals have predomintantly Flat-based breeding, so he's worth a chance to make a winning start for a top yard. Romancier and Adaay Forever are both worthy of consideration bearing in mind their trainers should have them well schooled.
The market should be highly informative, but at this stage the vote goes to GLOBAL ECLIPSE, who is a brother to a French hurdle winner.
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