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Post by Kimmy on Dec 3, 2017 8:58:23 GMT
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Grand Coureur (2.50 Leicester, nap)
Although capable he became a frustrating sort over hurdles but shaped with encouragement wearing first-time cheekpieces on second start over fences. Fancied to be in the mix if repeating the effort.
Others to follow Carlisle: 1.20 Tacenda.
2/1 Grand Coureur 2:50 Leicester Lambourn: James Burn
The Butcher Said (12.40 Leicester. nap)
Youngster has some solid form and ran well in a Sandown bumper last time, while trainer Warren Greatrex thinks plenty of his challenger and has his yard in decent order.
Others to follow Leicester: 1.10 Octagon, 1.45 Fox Appeal, 2.15 Zen Master, 3.20 Robert's Star.
2/1 The Butcher Said 12:40 Leicester North: Colin Russell
Dakota Grey (1.55 Carlisle, nap)
Last win was over C&D in February 2016. Failed to finish in four runs last term but has come back in better form this time and with today's conditions ideal and his stable in fine form, is fancied to get back to winning ways.
Others to follow Carlisle: 12.20 Planet Nine, 12.50 Wide Awake, 1.20 Lastbutnotleast, 2.25 Nortonthorpelegend, 3.00 Hartforth, 3.30 Forest Des Aigles. Leicester: 2.15 Crackdeloust, 2.50 Kilronan Castle, 2.50 Larkhall, 3.20 Knocknamona.
6/1 Dakota Grey 1:55 Carlisle Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason
Knocknamona (3.20 Leicester, nap)
Showed improved form when winning over fences at Uttoxeter last weekend and could prove well-treated on this switch back to hurdles.
7/2 Knocknamona 3:20 Leicester Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Forest Des Aigles (3.30 Carlisle)
Produced a personal best when scoring on his reappearance at Hexham in October and Lucinda Russell's improving six-year-old can concede weight all round.
13/8 Forest des Aigles 3:30 Carlisle Longshot: Ed Quigley
Chateau Conti (2.05 Fairyhouse)
He enjoyed a confidence-boosting victory last time out, will enjoy the ground, and should have more to offer off a mark of 142.
14/1 Chateau Conti 2:05 Fairyhouse Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
Ben Dundee (2.05 Fairyhouse)
Up 10lb in the ratings and down half a mile in trip following his comfortable win over 2m4f at Punchestown in October on his first start for Gordon Elliott. Jack Kennedy’s mount, who won his maiden hurdle over today’s trip, can land today’s competitive handicap.
7/2 Ben Dundee 2:05 Fairyhouse *There are no tips from Newmarket on Sunday.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 3, 2017 8:59:02 GMT
Lisa O’Neill has ridden eight winners from 29 rides for her boss Gordon Elliott. Backing each of those runners to a £1 level stake would have yielded a profit of £11.93. They team up with Extrapolate at Fairyhouse (3.40).
Nichols Canyon has a super record when running fresh. The multiple Grade 1 winner won off a 353-day break back in 2014 and won the Morgiana Hurdle in 2015 and 2016 on his return. He bids to defy a 220-day layoff in the Hatton’s Grace Hurdle at Fairyhouse (1.30).
Emma Lavelle has saddled four winners from ten runners at Leicester at a 40 per cent strike-rate. Her representatives today are High Noon (12.40) and Fox Appeal (1.45).
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 3, 2017 8:59:32 GMT
BANKER
Mengli Khan (1.00 Fairyhouse)
Seven crack novices run in this year's Grade 1 Royal Bond and Gordon Elliott seems hopeful that the former Flat handicapper Mengli Khan can rack up the hat-trick over hurdles this year with a victory under Jack Kennedy. The current favourite for the Supreme at Cheltenham, Mengli Khan has won with his head in his chest on both starts this campaign including when destroying the useful Stratum in a Grade 3 last time out. His jumping is superb and he has the most pace of any of these.
11/8 Mengli Khan 1:00 Fairyhouse EYECATCHER
Meri Devie (2.05 Fairyhouse)
An ultra competitive 2m handicap hurdle can go the way of the classy Meri Devie, who drops into handicap company for the first time having been campaigned in Graded races. The four-year-old filly was placed in the Grade 1 Champion Four-Year-Old Hurdle back in the spring and proved she maintained her ability when finishing second in the Fishery Lane on her comeback last month. There's definitely room for improvement off her mark of 136 and a hood has been added to stop her running keenly.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 3, 2017 17:07:38 GMT
Carlisle, 03 Dec 17 Race 1 - 12:20pm THE EVELYN TAYLER 95th BRITISH EBF 'NATIONAL HUNT' NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (Qualifier) The Veterinary Officer reported that PLANET NINE (IRE), unplaced, was struck into right fore and had lost its right hind shoe.
Race 2 - 12:50pm THE NORTHERN LIGHTS MARES' HURDLE SERIES FINAL MARES' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) J J Slevin, the rider of the winner OUR VALENTINA (IRE) was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted level from approaching the second last hurdle.
Thomas Dowson reported that BEYONDTEMPTATION, placed sixth, jumped left throughout.
Race 3 - 1:20pm THE HOUGHTON MARES' STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) (NHMOPS Bonus Race) The Veterinary Officer reported that LASTBUTNOTLEAST (IRE), which was pulled up, had bled from the nose.
Race 4 - 1:55pm THE NORTHERN LIGHTS TWO MILE HURDLE SERIES FINAL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) The Representative of trainer Alistair Whillans reported that MEADOWCROFT BOY, unplaced, was unsuited by the Soft, Heavy in places going on this occasion and would prefer a sounder surface.
Race 6 - 3:00pm THE NORTHERN LIGHTS STAYERS' HURDLE SERIES FINAL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) The Representative of trainer Alistair Whillans reported that FLY VINNIE (IRE), unplaced, was unsuited by the Soft, Heavy in places going on this occasion and would prefer a sounder surface.
Sam Coltherd reported that the winner, EBONY ROSE, hung left after the final hurdle.
Race 7 - 3:30pm THE NORTHERN LIGHTS MIDDLE DISTANCE CHASE SERIES FINAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) Prior to this race, the representative of Kenny Johnson, trainer of ROSQUERO (FR), was asked to explain the reason why he was running the gelding here at Carlisle on going described as Soft, Heavy in places, having declared the gelding a non-runner the previous day at Newcastle on ground with the same official description. The representative explained that having walked the track at Newcastle, Mr Johnson felt that the ground there was slightly quicker than the official description, and knew from his experience that Carlisle would ride softer than the official description which would be better suited to ROSQUERO (FR), and therefore felt the gelding should take its chance at Carlisle.
Permission was given for TIKKANDEMICKEY(IRE) to go to post early.
Stephen Mulqueen reported that VOYAGE A NEW YORK (FR), unplaced, was never travelling. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination failed to reveal any abnormalities. View Stewards report Leicester, 03 Dec 17 Race 1 - 12:40pm THE FERNIE NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) THE BUTCHER SAID (IRE) wore earplugs which were removed at the start.
FLORRIE KNOX (IRE) was kicked by another runner at the start. Having been examined by the Veterinary Surgeon at the start, the gelding was deemed fit to race.
Race 2 - 1:10pm THE EAST FARNDON SELLING HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that CLOCK ON TOM, placed second, had spread its right fore plate.
Race 3 - 1:45pm THE WYMESWOLD VETERANS' HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (Leg 9 of the Veterans' Chase Series) The Veterinary Officer reported that ASTRACAD (FR), trained by Nigel Twiston-Davies, had arrived at the racecourse stables with a swelling on the left side of its jugular vein. The representative of the trainer and the Veterinary Officer were interviewed. The trainer’s representative stated that the gelding had been routinely administered with Engemycin, an intravenous antibiotic, the day before racing. This was confirmed by the Veterinary Officer who had spoken to the yard’s Veterinary Surgeon. Being satisfied that the gelding had received only normal food and water by mouth on the day of racing, the Stewards allowed ASTRACAD (FR) to run, and ordered the gelding to be routine tested.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that GRANDADS HORSE, placed fifth, lost its right hind shoe.
Race 4 - 2:15pm THE WALTHAM-ON-THE-WOLDS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Permission was given for WIND PLACE AND SHO to be mounted in the chute.
Jack Quinlan, the rider of WIND PLACE AND SHO, placed second, was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted from approaching the second last hurdle.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that ZEN MASTER (IRE), unplaced, lost its left fore shoe.
Race 5 - 2:50pm THE COSSINGTON HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) Following the race, Mr C. Williams reported that GRAND COUREUR (FR), which started favourite and was pulled up, was never travelling. Robin Dickin reported that BALLY LAGAN (IRE), unplaced, had a breathing problem.
Race 6 - 3:20pm THE STONESBY HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) The Stipendiary Steward observed Tom Bellamy using his mobile phone outside the designated area. The rider and the Stipendiary Steward were interviewed. Bellamy was fined £290.
Rounding the home bend, GRAN MAESTRO (USA), unplaced, shifted slightly right-handed, causing MAROC, which was pulled up, to have to take a slight check, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, Paddy Brennan reported that MAROC, which was pulled up, ran too free. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities. The Veterinary Officer also reported that MEGABUCKS (IRE), placed third, lost its left hind shoe.
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Post by dennisg on Dec 4, 2017 7:32:30 GMT
in today's sporting life.............. Death Duty completed a Grade One treble on the day for Gordon Elliott and Gigginstown House Stud with victory in the Bar One Racing Drinmore Novice Chase at Fairyhouse. With the formidable combination having already landed the Royal Bond Novice Hurdle with Mengli Khan and the Hatton's Grace Hurdle with Apple's Jade, Death Duty was the 8-11 favourite to extend his unbeaten record over fences to three in the hands of Davy Russell. Each of the five novices jumped soundly in the main, with Death Duty leading the pack from flag-fall. Rathvinden was right in his slipstream rounding the home turn, but Death Duty had too many guns and was well on top at the line. Sky Bet cut the winner to at Cheltenham, spokesman Michael Shinners saying: "He very much justified strong market support by winning well and is now challenging for favouritism for the March showpiece. Sporting Life ✔ @sportinglife What a day for Gordon Elliott at @fairyhouse 🙌 Mengli Khan 🏆 Apple's Jade 🏆 Death Duty 🏆 A clean sweep of Grade 1s for @gelliott_racing 👍 2:52 PM - Dec 3, 2017 1 1 Reply 7 7 Retweets 19 19 likes Twitter Ads info and privacy "He's always had a big reputation and the way he jumped and quickened suggests he could be very good." Russell said: "You can do what you want on the likes of this horse. He's a good horse. He jumped very good today and Gordon was happy for me to do what I wanted. "It's great to get the opportunity to ride these horses. Gordon is so good to us and spreads them out well. I'd say trip is variable with him. Where he'll go will be dictated by whether he stays sound." Paying tribute to Elliott, the jockey added: "We talk about Willie (Mullins) and Willie is so good, he puts the benchmark so high for these trainers. I suppose Gordon is one reaching up for that mark. He's a fantastic trainer and a great man to ride for. "Willie is an exceptional man, but today is Gordon's day and Gordon is the up and coming youth of the game, which is great to see. I'm on the way out and he's on the way in!" Elliott said: "This is what it's all about. To train three Grade One winners in one day is unbelievable, it's something you dream about. "Fairyhouse is one of my local tracks and it seems to be lucky for me. All the lads are here from the yard and my father is here and they'll all be delighted." Of Death Duty, he added: "I might have been getting it wrong with him last year, saying he needed three miles. "Davy said there today he's loads of speed. He's won another Grade One for us and we'll enjoy today and see what happens. "He wouldn't be an Arkle horse, more JLT (Novices' Chase). To be fair he travelled over to Cheltenham last year and wasn't right and got very light over there. I probably shouldn't have run the horse, but thankfully he came back and showed how good he is today. "Whether we go to Cheltenham or don't go to Cheltenham, I'll put the horses in the races they can win."
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Post by dennisg on Dec 4, 2017 7:34:14 GMT
Anita Chambers says Piton Pete can go well in the Plumpton opener on Monday afternoon - she has a tip for every race. Oliver Sherwood could be in for a good day at Plumpton. Piton Pete in the opening Plumpton Racecourse Maiden Hurdle is his first chance. Placed in two of his three bumpers, he has also been placed twice over hurdles but he has not taken much racing to date. This is the first time he has been able to put two relatively quick runs together and the step up in trip seems sure to suit. What's Occurring is up next for the Lambourn handler in the Strong Flavours Catering Novices' Hurdle and after a promising fifth on his debut at Newbury he looks sure to improve. Sent off at long odds, he was doing all his best work in the closing stages to finish fifth in a race which looks sure to work out. Cheek pieces may also help Sherwood's Flight Commander defy top weight in the Tysers Handicap Chase. Stuart Edmunds can do little wrong at present so his Classic Ben is of interest in the West Street North Creake "National Hunt" Novices' Hurdle at Fakenham. Boost can improve for her recent reappearance as she tackles the Betway Sprint Handicap at Southwell. Sir Mark Prescott's three-year-old showed plenty of promise on the all-weather at the beginning of the year, winning two of her three starts and finding the talented Gilgamesh a bit too good before embarking on a summer break. Boost returned to action off an unchanged mark of 81 at Wolverhampton two weeks ago and even with the cheekpieces applied for the first time, she possibly did not give it her all in the finish. That said, she was only beaten just over two lengths in fifth so she certainly has the ability. Prescott reaches for the visor here and the application of a bit more headgear could help to focus her mind. Why Me is an interesting Irish raider for Gavin Cromwell in the sunbets.co.uk Handicap. Opportunities are obviously not overly plentiful on the all-weather in Ireland, but given this seven-year-old has yet to strike in 11 starts, it is intriguing to see Cromwell take his chance here. This is a pretty weak event though and lining up off a mark of just 47, Why Me could just break his duck. Sporting Life Suggestions FAKENHAM: 1.00 Mullaghboy, 1.30 Newberry New, 2.00 Classic Ben, 2.30 Saucysioux, 3.00 Brother Bennett, 3.30 Lazarus. PLUMPTON: 12.40 Piton Pete, 1.10 Optimus Prime, 1.40 Ding Ding, 2.10 What's Occurring, 2.40 Fight Commander, 3.10 Kristal Hart, 3.40 Begbie. SOUTHWELL: 11.50 Restive, 12.20 Ladies First, 12.50 Cockney Boy, 1.20 Queen Moon, 1.50 BOOST (NAP), 2.20 Sarabi, 2.50 Why Me, 3.20 Saga Sprint. DOUBLE: Boost and Classic Ben.
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Post by dennisg on Dec 4, 2017 7:35:46 GMT
David Ord heads to Plumpton for Monday's Sporting Life Daily Nap with one of Richard Rowe's fancied to prevail. Recommended bet: Sporting Life's Daily Nap, December 3 There are few nicer men in racing than Richard Rowe and he can boost our festive coffers by saddling LIKE SULLY to win the Tysers Handicap Chase at Plumpton. The nine-year-old looked very much in need of the outing when reappearing at Chepstow last month and this looks a good opening for him. His form figures at the course read 5-1-10-2-5-1-1-4-2-P. He’s not an improving sort but is now four pounds lower than his last winning mark here in May 2016. His tendency to make mistakes is a worry but he���s worth chancing in a race that lacks depth. Flight Commander is capable of going well despite top weight but few of these can be relied on to run their race and Like Sully has the ability to be in the thick of things at a track he loves. Daily Nap record: +7.06pts
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Post by dennisg on Dec 4, 2017 7:37:22 GMT
Owner Michael O'Leary has urged punters to be wary of the hype surrounding unbeaten novice hurdler Samcro. The Ryanair supremo, who runs the imposing five-year-old under his Gigginstown House Stud banner, is refusing to be carried away with the achievements so far of the Gordon Elliott-trained gelding. O'Leary told At The Races: "The hype with Samcro is rubbish. He's won his maiden hurdle, he won a graded hurdle reasonably well - Death Duty did the same last year, went to Cheltenham and blew up. "He'd have to go to Cheltenham and actually win a race there, and the rest of it is just to delude ante-post punters betting at this time of the year. He is not as good as the hype would make out, he will never be as good as the hype will make out. "If he turns out to be a reasonably good chaser in time, great, but he's not the next coming of Jesus Christ."
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:14:31 GMT
Monday: going, weather & non-runners Fakenham GOING: SOFT (Good to soft in places; GoingStick 6.2) (Rail movements; R1 & 3 +141yds, R2 +215yds, R4 +170yds, R5 +172yds, R6 +113yds) WEATHER: Partly cloudy NON RUNNERS: 1:00 Elysian Prince (3) Plumpton GOING: GOOD TO SOFT (Good in places) (GoingStick: Hdl 7.2, Chs 7.3) (Rail movements; R1 & 7 +60yds, R2 +18yds, R3 +78yds, R4 & 6 +48yds, R5 +27yds) WEATHER: Partly cloudy Southwell (AW) GOING: FIBRESAND: STANDARD WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: 5f - Centre; Remainder - Inside
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:15:11 GMT
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Culture De Sivola (1.40 Plumpton, nap)
Looked a mare to keep on side when appreciating the step up in distance at Chepstow in October. The form has been franked since and, with more improvement expected at this trip, she is fancied to take the beating off a 5lb higher mark.
Others to follow Plumpton: 12.40 Battle Of Ideas, 3.10 Kristal Hart, 3.40 Nocturnal Myth.
SP Culture De Sivola 1:40 Plumpton Lambourn: James Burn
Begbie (3.40 Plumpton, nap)
In-form trainer Warren Greatrex knows what it takes to get a newcomer ready first time out and this is a nice, well-regarded four-year-old.
Ones to follow Fakenham: 1.30 Little Windmill, 3.30 Glorvina. Plumpton: 12.40 Piton Pete, 1.40 Carnspindle, 2.10 Havisham, 3.10 Free One.
SP Begbie 3:40 Plumpton
Newmarket: Anthony Burke
Ghaseedah (12.20 Southwell, nap)
Lightly raced filly who arguably brings the best form to the table. It's hoped the application of first time blinkers and a drop down in trip will bring about that elusive first win.
Others to follow Southwell: 1.20 Galitto, 1.50 Boost, 2.20 Excellent Aim, 2.50 Limerick Lord.
4/1 Ghaseedah 12:20 Southwell (AW) North: Colin Russell
Royal Holiday (2.50 Southwell, nap)
Has not been in the best of form in recent outings, but goes particularly well on Fibresand and is fancied to bounce back off his current good mark.
Others to follow Fakenham: 1.30 Newberry New, 3.30 Golconda Prince. Southwell: 11.50 Restive, 12.20 Ladies First, 12.50 Mr Coco Bean, 1.20 Touch Of Color, 1.50 Razin' Hell, 2.20 Novabridge, 3.20 Lean On Pete.
20/1 Royal Holiday 2:50 Southwell (AW) Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason
Be Daring (3.10 Plumpton, nap)
Has dropped over a stone in the handicap since finishing a fair fifth at Fontwell in April and he ran well enough over a longer trip last time to suggest he may be poised to cash in on his tumbling mark.
SP Be Daring 3:10 Plumpton Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Restive (11.50 Southwell)
An emphatic wide margin winner over course and distance on Friday, Iain Jardine's four-year-old can shrug off his penalty and complete a quick double.
8/11 Restive 11:50 Southwell (AW) Longshot: Ed Quigley
Aguerooo (1.50 Southwell)
Lost his way recently, but capable of going well off a mark of 81 back on a surface he enjoys.
14/1 Aguerooo 1:50 Southwell (AW) *There are no tips from Ireland today.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:15:45 GMT
When Aidan Coleman rides for Anthony Honeyball at Plumpton it’s worth taking note, they have a 50 per cent strike-rate when teaming up at the Sussex venue. They do so with Nocturnal Myth (3.40) who should benefit from a recent outing at Chepstow.
This is a good time of year for trainer GC Maundrell, who has a 50 per cent strike-rate with his horses two weeks either side of today’s date over the past five seasons. He has one runner today, Tambura, who runs in the 1.40 at Plumpton, a race she has won for the past two seasons. The hat-trick looks likely.
Brian Hughes rides very well at Fakenham, where he has a 38 per cent strike-rate at the venue. He goes there for three rides, the pick of whom is Golconda Prince (3.30) who would have learned plenty from his chasing debut at Huntingdon last month.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:16:24 GMT
2.40 Plum. First Commander.
Significant drop in class should enable Fight Commander to remain well within his comfort zone throughout the majority of the 3m2f contest.
Oliver Sherwood’s chaser should enjoy the ground, and can prove in a different league to his opponents after appearing to blow up first time out at Kempton in late October.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:20:11 GMT
SOUTHWELL
Robin Goodfellow
11.50 Restive
12.20 Ladies First
12.50 Cockney Boy
1.20 Gatillo
1.50 Razin’ Hell (nb)
2.20 Novabridge
2.50 Bold Spirit (nap)
3.20 Siempre Amigos
Gimcrack
11.50 Restive
12.20 Ladies First
12.50 Cockney Boy
1.20 Queen Moon
1.50 Boost (nap)
2.20 Sarabi
2.50 Why Me
3.20 Saga Sprint
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:20:36 GMT
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 8:21:01 GMT
PLUMPTON
Robin Goodfellow
12.40 Piton Pete
1.10 Optimus Prime
1.40 Act Now
2.10 Knocknanuss
2.40 Talk Of The South
3.10 Money For Nothing
3.40 It’s Fine Wine
Gimcrack
12.40 Piton Pete
1.10 Optimus Prime
1.40 Ding Ding
2.10 What’s Occurring
2.40 Fight Commander
3.10 Kristal Hart
3.40 Begbie
FAKENHAM
Robin Goodfellow
1.00 Mamoo
1.30 Newberry New
2.00 Classic Ben
2.30 Saucysioux
3.00 Brother Bennett
3.30 Staff College
Gimcrack
1.00 Mullaghboy
1.30 Newberry New
2.00 Classic Ben (nb)
2.30 Saucysioux
3.00 Brother Bennett
3.30 Lazarus
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 19:00:24 GMT
Plumpton, 04 Dec 17 Race 4 - 2:10pm THE STRONG FLAVOURS CATERING NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) WHAT'S OCCURRING (IRE) wore ear plugs which were removed in the Parade Ring.
Following the race, Liam Treadwell reported that THAMES KNIGHT, unplaced, jumped badly left throughout.
Race 7 - 3:40pm THE PLUMPTON RACECOURSE INTERMEDIATE OPEN NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE (CLASS 6) Chris Gordon was fined £80 as the record of vaccinations on the passport of DON'T TELL GEORGE (FR) had been altered. View Stewards report Southwell, 04 Dec 17 Race 2 - 12:20pm THE BETWAY SPRINT MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 5) Permission was given for GHASEEDAH to go early to post.
Race 3 - 12:50pm THE sunbets.co.uk MAIDEN HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (DIV I) Permission was given for QUICK MONET (IRE) to go early to post.
On the bend turning into the home straight the winner, BREAKING FREE hung right off the bend at the same time as MADAME MIME ARTIST, unplaced, edged left, causing interference to POPPY MAY (IRE), unplaced, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved and that it had not improved the placing of BREAKING FREE.
Approximately 1½ furlongs out, BREAKING FREE hung right despite the rider’s best efforts, taking MR COCO BEAN (USA), placed second, off its intended line but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved and that it had not improved the placing of BREAKING FREE.
Following the race, Raul Da Silva reported that MADAME MIME ARTIST lost its action approximately 1 ½ furlongs out. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of MADAME MIME ARTIST failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 4 - 1:20pm THE sunbets.co.uk MAIDEN HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (DIV II) Following the race, Shelley Birkett reported that GATILLO, unplaced, was slowly away and David Probert reported that QUEEN MOON (IRE), placed fourth, was never travelling.
Race 5 - 1:50pm THE BETWAY SPRINT HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Permission was given for ADAM’S ALE to go early to post.
Leaving the stalls, AGUEROOO (IRE), unplaced, jumped left at the same time as ZAPPER CASS (FR), unplaced, jumped right therefore tightening GIN IN THE INN (IRE), unplaced, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, Jack Garritty reported that GIN IN THE INN (IRE) was slowly away and Kieran O’Neill reported that CROSSE FIRE, unplaced, had no more to give in the closing stages having raced prominently. The representative of Sir Mark Prescott Bt reported that BOOST, unplaced, was unsuited by the Fibresand surface.
Race 6 - 2:20pm THE BETWAY DASH HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for BOND BOMBSHELL to go early and be led to post.
The Starter reported that BOND BOMBSHELL, trained by David O’Meara, was reluctant to enter the stalls. The trainer was informed that the filly could not run until the day after passing a stalls test.
Race 7 - 2:50pm THE sunbets.co.uk HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for LIMERICK LORD to go early to post and for MAGGIE PINK to go early to post and be mounted in the chute.
Following the race, Joey Haynes reported that ROYAL HOLIDAY (IRE), unplaced, anticipated the start and was slowly away and Jimmy Quinn reported that MADAKHEEL (USA), unplaced, hung right throughout.
The sponsorship in relation to SIR LANCELOTT, trained by Adrian Nicholls, did not comply with the Sponsorship Code of Conduct. Nicholls was warned as to his responsibility to ensure that the correct sponsorship is carried.
Race 8 - 3:20pm THE BETWAY CASINO HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) An enquiry was held to consider interference 3½ furlongs out when ST PATRICK’S DAY (IRE), unplaced, ridden by Dougie Costello, interfered with TUOLUMNE MEADOWS, unplaced, ridden by Eoin Walsh. The riders were interviewed and shown recordings of the incident. Costello was suspended for 2 days for careless riding as had manoeuvred into a gap when insufficiently clear, causing Walsh to take a check.
B.A. Curtis, the rider of SIEMPRE AMIGOS (IRE) was unseated on the bend turning into the home straight. The rider was interviewed and shown recordings of the incident, it was found that no other horse or rider was involved and caused by the buckle on Curtis’s right stirrup leather coming undone. Having inspected the stirrup leather the Stewards were satisfied that prior to the race it was in a serviceable condition.
Following the race, Patrick Mathers reported that FLYING POWER, unplaced, didn’t face the kickback and Eoin Walsh reported that TUOLUMNE MEADOWS suffered interference approximately 3 ½ furlongs out. View Stewards report Fakenham, 04 Dec 17 Race 2 - 1:30pm THE INJURED JOCKEYS' FUND FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4) Following the race Jack Quinlan reported that POSTBRIDGE (IRE), which was pulled up, jumped poorly. Trevor Whelan reported that LITTLE WINDMILL (IRE), which was pulled up, was never travelling and jumped poorly. Sean Quinlan reported that D’NAILOR (IRE), which was pulled up, lost it’s action. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of D’NAILOR (IRE), found the gelding to be lame right fore.
The winner, CODY WYOMING, appeared to show improved form, compared with its previous run at Wincanton on 11 November 2017 where the gelding was pulled up. It was noted that the trainer’s representative could offer no explanation for the gelding’s improved form. CODY WYOMING was routine tested.
Race 3 - 2:00pm THE WEST STREET NORTH CREAKE 'NATIONAL HUNT' NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Following the race Richard Johnson reported that BALLINSLEA BRIDGE (IRE), placed second, jumped and hung right throughout.
Race 5 - 3:00pm THE EPDS RACING WELFARE BTO SERIES 2017 HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) James Banks, the rider of the winner, BAJARDO (IRE), was suspended for 2 days for using his whip without giving his mount time to respond.
Following the race the Veterinary Officer reported that LOVELY BUBBLY, which was pulled up, was lame left fore.
Race 6 - 3:30pm THE RACING PARTNERSHIP JUVENILE HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Following the race Nick Littmoden reported that JOYCETICK (FR), which was pulled up, had a breathing problem.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 19:01:34 GMT
Veteran trainer David Elsworth, responsible for such giants of the turf as Desert Orchid and Persian Punch, won the HWPA President's Award at the 51st annual Horserace Writers & Photographers Association Derby Awards Lunch.
Elsworth, who stated training in 1978, won two Goodwood Cups with Persian Punch and coincidentally clerk of the course Seamus Buckley gained the George Ennor Trophy for Outstanding Achievement following his recent retirement at the Sussex track.
Aidan O'Brien was voted HWPA Flat Trainer of the Year after a record-breaking 2017 season that saw him beat Bobby Frankel's tally of 25 Group One victorious in a year while Frankie Dettori gained the 2017 Flat Jockey of the Year. It was the fifth time he had landed the honour.
Dettori's best victories were on dual Claassic, King George and Arc heroine Enable in the colours of Khalid Abdullah, who was named Owner of the Year for a sixth time.
Charlie Appleby took the International Trainer of the Year prize for the second year running at the awards, held in London and supported by the Qatar Racing & Equestrian Club.
Colin Tizzard was voted Jump Trainer of the Year with champion jockey Richard Johnson taking the rider's award.
The Peter O'Sullevan Trophy for Broadcaster of the Year went to former jump jockey Luke Harvey, of ITV Racing and At The Races.
Racing Post Bloodstock editor Chris McGrath was announced as Racing Writer of the Year, winning the Clive Graham Trophy for a third time.
The second award for a journalist, the John Oaksey Trophy for the Racing Reporter of the Year, went to Marcus Armytage of the Daily Telegraph.
Freelancer Dan Abraham was named Photographer of the Year for a fourth time while the Picture of the Year award went to Megan Ridgwell.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 4, 2017 19:02:03 GMT
Willy Twiston-Davies has made the difficult decision to call time on his riding career despite recovering from injury.
The 23-year-old jockey has been out of action since breaking two vertebrae and two ribs in a fall from Foxtail Hill, trained by his father Nigel, on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival in March.
The doctor has cleared Twiston-Davies for a return to the saddle, but the popular rider has decided to focus on an immediate career in the bloodstock world before eventually following in the training footsteps of his Grand National and Gold Cup-winning father Nigel.
Twiston-Davies said: "In some ways it was a tough decision to make and obviously I will miss it a lot, but at the same time I can see myself training one day, perhaps when dad calls it a day, and I'm also keen to concentrate on the bloodstock side of things.
"Now I've made this decision and it's out there, hopefully it might open a few more oppportunities."
Despite a relatively short riding career, Twiston-Davies enjoyed major success under both codes.
The highlight of nearly 200 on the Flat was victory aboard the Alan King-trained Primitivo in the King George V Handicap at Royal Ascot in 2016, while he won a Grade Two novice chase for his father earlier this year.
He burst onto the scene as a 16-year-old amateur when winning the Fox Hunters' Chase over the Grand National fences at Aintree on Baby Run in 2011.
He added: "I've been a very luck chap. I'm one of the youngest guys to ride over the Grand National fences, I've had Cheltenham winners, a Royal Ascot winner and a Glorious Goodwood winner.
"The injuries have been difficult, but that's not the reason I'm stopping and I'm looking forward to the next chapter in my career."
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:51:45 GMT
Tuesday: going, weather & non-runners Lingfield GOING: Jumps course - SOFT (Good to soft in places) (GoingStick 5.5); All-Weather course - POLYTRACK: STANDARD WEATHER: Mostly sunny NON RUNNERS: 3:30 Hit The Headlines (10) Southwell GOING: GOOD (GoingStick 7.5) WEATHER: Partly cloudy NON RUNNERS: 12:20 Boyfromnowhere (1) Wolverhampton (AW) GOING: TAPETA: STANDARD WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: 7f - Outside; Remainder - Inside
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:52:28 GMT
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Delface (3.30 Lingfield, nap)
Raced a bit freely on reappearance but, with the edge now taken off, he is fancied to go close with the step up in distance expected to suit.
Others to follow Lingfield: 2.00 Point N Shoot, 2.30 Master Work, 3.00 Grand Vision. Southwell: 1.50 Zero Grand, 2.20 Signed And Sealed, 3.20 Larkbarrow Lad.
11/2 Delface 3:30 Lingfield Lambourn: James Burn
Start Seven (2.40 Wolverhampton, nap)
Ran with credit over too short a trip last time and that was another solid effort at a track the gelding is two from three at. He has a career-high mark to defy, but a fine showing is expected.
Others to follow Southwell: 12.50 Eyesopenwideawake, 1.20 Aloomomo, 1.50 Some Kinda Lama. Wolverhampton: 12.40 Jack Of Diamonds, 14.0 Fyxenna, 2.10 La Mernancia, 3.10 Outer Space.
14/1 Start Seven 2:40 Wolverhampton (AW) Newmarket: David Milnes
Poetic Imagination (2.10 Wolverhampton, nap)
Ran into a decent type of Roger Varian's when second at Lingfield last time and faces nothing of that calibre here. John Gosden's filly is fancied to overcome her wide draw.
Others to follow: Wolverhampton 12.40 The Gay Cavalier, 1.10 Upavon, 1.40 Bath and Tennis. 2.40 Captain Navarre, 3.40 Pitch High.
5/4 Poetic Imagination 2:10 Wolverhampton (AW) North: Colin Russell
Rich Again (1.10 Wolverhampton, nap)
An eight-year-old who has a decent strike rate on the all-weather, and despite not being at his best recently, has dropped down to a fair mark and fancied to fare better this time.
Others to follow Southwell: 12.20 Frenchseventyfive, 12.50 Castledown, 1.50 Nautical Nitwit, 2.50 Windy Writer, 3.20 It's Buster. Wolverhampton: 12.40 Perceived, 1.40 Lady Noorah, 240 Royal Reserve, 3.10 Tatlisu, 3.40 Shackles, 4.10 Diamond Avalanche.
8/1 Rich Again 1:10 Wolverhampton (AW) Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason
French Seventyfive (12.20 Southwell, nap)
On a long losing run, but is well handicapped on the pick of his form and has run well enough on this last two starts to suggest he can go close in a weak looking handicap.
8/1 French Seventyfive 12:20 Southwell Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Get Rhythm (12.50 Southwell)
Had his hat-trick bid foiled at Lingfield three weeks ago but Tom George's versatile seven-year-old can return to winning ways.
5/2 Get Rhythm 12:50 Southwell Longshot: Ed Quigley
Athassel (3.10 Wolverhampton)
Out of sorts lately, but he has a cracking record at this venue, so cannot be ruled out off a mark of 78.
6/1 Athassel 3:10 Wolverhampton (AW) *There are no tips from Ireland today.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:53:13 GMT
Lingfield
Delface (3.30) looked in need of the run when down the field at Leicester two weeks ago and could bounce back in the finale.
The four-year-old ended a spell in Ireland with a win at Wexford last March and was never headed when making his debut for David Pipe at Ffos Las in May, coming home three and a half lengths clear. It looked as if this longer trip would suit that day and he has the potential for better now the cobwebs have been blown away.
Grand Vision (3.00) missed all of 2016, but he showed the ability remains early this year in hunter chases, winning at Warwick in January and picking up minor honours on two other occasions, including a second to Pacha Du Polder at Bangor in February.
The Cheltenham Foxhunter proved beyond him last time out, but he has enjoyed a long holiday to recharge the batteries and returns to handicap company with a very workable mark.
Gary Moore has several runners on this card and is unlikely to leave empty-handed, with Ar Mest (1.00) perhaps his best chance. The four-year-old was a 33-1 shot for his debut at Ascot recently but showed promise in fifth. This looks a much easier assignment.
6/4 Ar Mest 1:00 Lingfield (AW) 10/3 Grand Vision 3:00 Lingfield 11/2 Delface 3:30 Lingfield Southwell
Eyesopenwideawake (12.50) can complete a hat-trick in the 2m handicap chase.
The six-year-old won a novice hurdle here in June on his debut for Harry Whittington and showed that fences were no barrier to success at Kempton last month when he raced enthusiastically in the lead and stayed on strongly to win by a length and three quarters.
A 5lb higher mark won’t stop him if can produce a similar display here and he is preferred to Cracking Find.
Doctor Dex (3.20) sets the standard in the bumper.
Tom George’s charge briefly looked as though he would justify market support on his recent debut when leading into the final furlong, but he couldn’t quite match the speed shown by Strong Glance.
He should have learned from that and even minimal progress would make him hard to beat in a race of this nature.
Weebill is bred to be useful and looks the best of the newcomers.
9/4 Eyesopenwideawake 12:50 Southwell 7/4 Doctor Dex 3:20 Southwell Wolverhampton
Unforgiving Minute (3.10) has been unbeatable since dropping into claimers and should complete the hat-trick.
He finished down the field in a couple of handicaps this year but returned from a two-month layoff with victory over course and distance in September before another win at Lingfield last month, showing a fine turn of foot.
John Butler’s gelding has to concede weight all round but his class can see him come out on top.
5/2 Unforgiving Minute 3:10 Wolverhampton (AW) Get tips for every race run in Britain from Tuesday to Sunday in this week's Racing & Football Outlook – out every Tuesday
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:53:48 GMT
Tom George has an excellent 40 per cent strike-rate at Southwell with hurdle debutants. Copper West goes in the 2.20, a race the trainer has won twice in the last three years.
Warren Greatrex has a cracking record at Lingfield, where he operates at a 47 per cent strike-rate. He has just one runner on the card, Rose Of Cimarron, who goes in the 1.30. She was a bit out of her depth in a Listed bumper last time out but she was an impressive winner before that who can go well on her first start over hurdles.
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Ian Williams and Richard Kingscote operate at an impressive 38 per cent strike-rate when combining at Wolverhampton. Miracle Garden runs in the 3.10 for the pair. Dropping back down to 7f and back at a track he likes, he can go close.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:54:40 GMT
12.20 Southwell.
It was too far out when Corner Creek fell to tell whether he’d have won at Hexham on his last start, but he was travelling well at the time.
A £100,000 purchase in April 2014, he is rated just 94 and it will obviously be most disappointing if he cannot win at this lowly level.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:55:40 GMT
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 5, 2017 6:56:04 GMT
LINGFIELD
Robin Goodfellow
1.00 Personal Coach
1.30 Rose Of Cimarron
2.00 Tzar De L’elfe
2.30 Sea Wall
3.00 Allthegear No Idea
3.30 The Game Is A Foot
Gimcrack
1.00 Mystical Clouds
1.30 Royal Claret
2.00 For Carmel
2.30 Sea Wall (nb)
3.00 Persian Snow
3.30 Hadfield
WOLVERHAMPTON
Robin Goodfellow
12.40 Jack Of Diamonds
1.10 Fast Track (nb)
1.40 Sun Maiden
2.10 Catoca
2.40 Silver Link (nap)
3.10 Outer Space
3.40 Big Bad Lol
4.10 My Brunette
Gimcrack
12.40 Jack Of Diamonds
1.10 Upavon
1.40 Sun Maiden
2.10 Catoca (nap)
2.40 Captain Navarre
3.10 Unforgiving Minute
3.40 Peak Hill
4.10 Joys Delight
SOUTHWELL
Robin Goodfellow
12.20 Corner Creek
12.50 Bad Boy Du Pouldu
1.20 Follow The Bear
1.50 Bobo Mac
2.20 Copper West
2.50 Yasir
3.20 Doctor Dex
Gimcrack
12.20 Irish Octave
12.50 Cracking Find
1.20 Station Master
1.50 Tara View
2.20 Ashkoul
2.50 Yasir
3.20 Doctor Dex
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Post by dennisg on Dec 5, 2017 7:50:49 GMT
in today's sporting life..................... Willy Twiston-Davies has made the difficult decision to call time on his riding career despite recovering from injury. The 23-year-old jockey has been out of action since breaking two vertebrae and two ribs in a fall from Foxtail Hill, trained by his father Nigel, on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival in March. The doctor has cleared Twiston-Davies for a return to the saddle, but the popular rider has decided to focus on an immediate career in the bloodstock world before eventually following in the training footsteps of his Grand National and Gold Cup-winning father Nigel. Twiston-Davies said: "In some ways it was a tough decision to make and obviously I will miss it a lot, but at the same time I can see myself training one day, perhaps when dad calls it a day, and I'm also keen to concentrate on the bloodstock side of things. "Now I've made this decision and it's out there, hopefully it might open a few more oppportunities." Despite a relatively short riding career, Twiston-Davies enjoyed major success under both codes. The highlight of nearly 200 on the Flat was victory aboard the Alan King-trained Primitivo in the King George V Handicap at Royal Ascot in 2016, while he won a Grade Two novice chase for his father earlier this year. He burst onto the scene as a 16-year-old amateur when winning the Fox Hunters' Chase over the Grand National fences at Aintree on Baby Run in 2011. He added: "I've been a very luck chap. I'm one of the youngest guys to ride over the Grand National fences, I've had Cheltenham winners, a Royal Ascot winner and a Glorious Goodwood winner. "The injuries have been difficult, but that's not the reason I'm stopping and I'm looking forward to the next chapter in my career."
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Post by dennisg on Dec 5, 2017 7:52:11 GMT
Nick Robson provides a selection for every race on Tuesday, with his nap set to go to post at Wolverhampton. Chris Gordon's horses have been running well of late without the successes they have deserved but his Sea Wall can break those frustrations in the Weatherbys "Birdie" Calendar 2018 Handicap Hurdle at Lingfield. Having ended last season with three wins he could have been expected to find things tough this campaign, but he reappeared with a fine run at Newbury when second to Poppy Kay. The winner has franked that form by finishing a fine third in the Gerry Feilden at the weekend, while the third, Donald McCain's Chti Balko, has run well stepped up in class at Haydock. A repeat of that effort off the same mark will surely be good enough. Philip Hobbs' Persian Snow must take all the beating in the Call Star Spreads On 0808 2349709 Veterans' Handicap Chase. He ended the last campaign with two wins in hunter chases but they were strong races for the grade and he looks to have a bit more life left in him than some having never been over-raced. A 2lb rise for Cracking Find might not be enough to stop him following up in the N&L Franklin Developments Chase at Southwell. He won two from seven over hurdles but always looked one to thrive for bigger obstacles and he made all at Catterick last time out. The second that day, An Laoch, is a decent yardstick but he held him off gamely. Ed Walker is ending 2017 in fine form which makes his Catoca of interest at Wolverhampton. The Lemon Drop Kid filly runs in the second division of the 32Red Casino Novices' Stakes after making a very pleasing debut at Kempton, where she finished fourth of 12 at 25/1. Having cost $120,000 you would want her to be showing something, but after displaying signs of greenness in the early stages the penny began to drop in the closing stages,. It was a run which suggested she will be much sharper next time out and Walker has been banging in the winners of late In the first division there is a very interesting newcomer in the shape of Sir Michael Stoute's Sun Maiden. A daughter of Frankel, she is a half-sister to the brilliant Midday so if she has inherited a modicum of her sibling's ability then an all-weather maiden should be a formality. While many may think this is a strange place and strange time of year to start her off if she was any good, do not forget that Enable began life in a Newcastle maiden in November. Sporting Life selections LINGFIELD: 1.00 Mystical Clouds, 1.30 Royal Claret, 2.00 For Carmel, 2.30 Sea Wall, 3.00 Persian Snow, 3.30 Hadfield, SOUTHWELL: 12.20 Irish Octave, 12.50 Cracking Find, 1.20 Station Master, 1.50 Tara View, 2.20 Ashkoul, 2.50 Yasir, 3.20 Doctor Dex. WOLVERHAMPTON: 12.40 Jack Of Diamonds, 1.10 Upavon, 1.40 Sun Maiden, 2.10 CATOCA (NAP), 2.40 Captain Navarre, 3.10 Unforgiving Minute, 3.40 Peak Hill, 4.10 Joys Delight. DOUBLE: Catoca and Sea Wall.
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Post by dennisg on Dec 5, 2017 7:53:54 GMT
We are heading to Wolverhampton for Tuesday's Sporting Life Daily Nap, a horse who represents a yard with a fine record at the track. Recommended bet: Sporting Life's Daily Nap, December 5 Rebecca Menzies hit the crossbar with all three weekend runners, but can gain compensation when LANDING NIGHT runs at Wolverhampton on Tuesday. This five-year-old has been progressing nicely since late summer, winning twice, and two starts ago was a good second over course and distance in a better race than this one. Last time out he suffered a troubled passage up at Newcastle, without which he’d have been close to another progressive winner, and the return to this track with a low draw should see him run another big race. The yard have a 20% record at Wolverhampton this season and having PJ McDonald back in the plate is another positive. Daily Nap record: +6.06pts
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Post by dennisg on Dec 5, 2017 7:55:39 GMT
Connections of Fox Norton are looking forward to taking on Douvan in the Betfair Tingle Creek at Sandown on Saturday. The pair are among 11 entries for the Grade One Chase over two miles, which is usually one of the highlights of the season with Douvan currently the for victory ahead of chance Fox Norton. The Colin Tizzard-trained Fox Norton looked better than ever when comfortably reversing Champion Chase form with Special Tiara in last month's Shloer Chase at Cheltenham and he is also in the mix. Tizzard's son and assistant Joe said: "The Betfair Tingle Creek has been the plan for Fox Norton since the end of last season. "We had a lovely run on his reappearance at Cheltenham, when he was mightily impressive. "It will be interesting to see if Douvan comes over or not but we are looking forward to the challenge. "Bryan Cooper will be riding him again. Fox Norton will do a piece of work tomorrow (Tuesday) and then he will be build up into Saturday's race." Paul Nicholls has claimed the Tingle Creek on a record nine occasions, with National Hunt greats Kauto Star and Master Minded both dual winners. This year the Ditcheat maestro could call upon one or both of last month's Haldon Gold Cup one-two Politologue and San Benedeto. "Politologue will run in the Betfair Tingle Creek, whereas San Benedeto is more likely to go for the Peterborough Chase at Huntingdon on Sunday," said Nicholls.
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Post by Kimmy on Dec 6, 2017 8:25:51 GMT
Ludlow
Robin Goodfellow
12.30 Iniesta
1.00 Legal Ok
1.30 Late Night Lily
2.05 Crystal Lad
2.35 Mr Mix
3.10 Schnabel
3.40 Chequered View
Gimcrack
12.30 Iniesta
1.00 Polo The Mumm
1.30 Canoodle
2.05 Audacious Plan
2.35 Mr Mix
3.10 Winido
3.40 Sea Story
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