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Post by Kimmy on Jan 26, 2018 21:38:47 GMT
Wholestone 7-2 3.35 Cheltenham, Saturday Finian's Oscar will be popular as a few recent Cleeve Hurdle winners have successfully reverted to timber from fences but he has yet to prove himself over 3m. Stamina won't be an issue for Wholestone though who was won twice at the distance while was third in last season's Albert Bartlett. His latest 2m4f Grade 2 success at the course represented a career-best and there may be more to come back over this trip.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 26, 2018 21:39:13 GMT
Gallant John Joe SP 4.20 Naas, Sunday
This Oliver McKiernan-trained son of Presenting looked a big, backward, staying type when he made his debut in the Goffs Land Rover Bumper back in April, but ran an absolute screamer to finish fourth at 50-1. The runner-up, Hollowgraphic, third Early Door and fifth Rapid Escape have advertised the strength of the form and, having had a summer's sun on his back, he's fancied to get off the mark at the second time of asking with the extra 3f expected to suit.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 27, 2018 9:01:32 GMT
Saturday: going, weather & non-runners Cheltenham GOING: SOFT (GoingStick 5.7) (Rail movements: R1 & 7 +75y, R2 & 3 +50y, R4 +234y, R5 +113y, R6 +112y) WEATHER: Rain Doncaster GOING: SOFT (Good to soft in places, GoingStick 6.1 Chase, 6.4 Hurdle) (Rail movements: R1, 4 & 7 +24y, R2, 5 & 6 +9y, R3 +48y) WEATHER: Light rain NON RUNNERS: 3:15 Pilgrims Bay (10) 3:50 Gino Trail (2) Fairyhouse GOING: SOFT TO HEAVY (Heavy in places) WEATHER: Light rain Kempton (AW) GOING: POLYTRACK: STANDARD WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: Inside NON RUNNERS: 7:15 Bezos (6) Lingfield (AW) GOING: POLYTRACK: STANDARD WEATHER: Rain STALLS: 1m - Outside; Remainder - Inside NON RUNNERS: 3:45 Paradise Lake (1) 4:15 Tea El Tee (12)Bertie Blu Boy (4) Uttoxeter GOING: HEAVY (GoingStick 5.3) (Chute hurdle and last fence in back straight will be omitted) (Rail movements: R1 & 6 +78y, R2 & 4 -18y, R3 +118y, R5 -14y) WEATHER: Rain
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 27, 2018 9:03:25 GMT
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 27, 2018 9:03:52 GMT
KEMPTON
GOODFELLOW
5.45 Pilgrim Soul
6.15 Jan’s Joy
6.45 Desert Fox
7.15 Bezos (nap)
7.45 Holiday Magic
8.15 Bristol Missile
8.45 Avocet
GIMCRACK
5.45 Native Arrow
6.15 Inuk
6.45 Desert Fox
7.15 Magic Mark
7.45 Shyron
8.15 Shadow Warrior
8.45 Iley Boy
CHELTENHAM
GOODFELLOW
12.40 Apple’s Shakira
1.15 Sizing Tennessee
1.50 Coo Star Sivola
2.25 American
3.00 Tikkanbar
3.35 Agrapart
4.10 Clondaw Castle
GIMCRACK
12.40 Apple’s Shakira
1.15 Full Irish
1.50 King’s Odyssey
2.25 Bristol De Mai (nb)
3.00 Mulcahys Hill
3.35 Beer Goggles
4.10 Clondaw Castle
UTTOXETER
GOODFELLOW
1.45 Whiskey In The Jar
2.20 Crank Em Up
2.55 Cave Top
3.30 Kayfleur
4.00 Special Wells
4.30 Comber Mill
GIMCRACK
1.45 Passam
2.20 Crank Em Up
2.55 Yalltari
3.30 Kayfleur
4.00 Major Hindrance
4.30 Prussian Eagle
LINGFIELD
GOODFELLOW
1.25 Aquarium
2.00 Alfred Hutchinson (nb)
2.35 Takeonefortheteam
3.10 Intrepidly
3.45 Cosmic Glow
4.15 Bridge Builder
GIMCRACK
1.25 Make Magic
2.00 Surrey Hope
2.35 Agent Error
3.10 Celestial Spheres
3.45 Daltrey
4.15 Wild Flower
DONCASTER
GOODFELLOW
12.55 Slanelough
1.30 Sceau Royal
2.05 Indian Hawk
2.40 Maria’s Benefit
3.15 Vibrato Valtat
3.50 Forest Bihan
4.20 Ritas Bid
GIMCRACK
12.55 Bandsman
1.30 Sceau Royal
2.05 Enniscoffey Oscar
2.40 Irish Roe
3.15 Wakanda (nap)
3.50 Bigmartre
4.20 Ritas Bid
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Post by dennisg on Jan 27, 2018 11:30:11 GMT
in today's sporting life............ Ben Linfoot seeks out the best Value Bets from Cheltenham on Festival Trials Day and at Doncaster in their feature, the Sky Bet Chase. Recommended bets: Value Bet, January 27 Festival Trials Day at Cheltenham should answer some important questions. Would Bristol De Mai be a player in a soft ground Gold Cup? Can Finian’s Oscar reinvent himself as a staying hurdler in time for the Stayers’ Hurdle? Is Ballyandy going to run in a handicap at the Festival or will he be aimed at a higher grade? As a betting card, though, this is trappy. Bristol De Mai would win the BetBright Trial Cotswold Chase easily on his best form and if the treatment for ulcers has worked post-King George we might well see a different horse to the one that fluffed his lines at Kempton. It's a bit different in the galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle as the market leader in that race, Finian's Oscar, hasn't got the form to justify his market position, but he's got the potential, even if it is heavily factored into his odds. The JCB Triumph Trial gives Apple's Shakira a chance to get some more Cheltenham experience under her belt and, though this race has produced some big shocks in the past, this really should be a cruise for her and I wouldn't want to be taking her on. It's the handicaps that offer the best betting opportunities, then, though the Timeform Novices' Handicap Chase has suffered a disappointing turn out of just seven. Quite a few that are running in the following handicap could have run in the novice race, but the prize money pool for the Crest Nicholson Handicap Chase (1.50) is almost £50,000 bigger so it's not really a surprise. The favourite for the Crest Nicholson, Coo Star Sivola, is an interesting horse. He's shown some good form in novice chases at the track this season, firstly behind Finian's Oscar and then secondly when splitting 147 and 145-rated rivals Kalondra and Movewiththetimes in December. I presumed he was a major beneficiary of the new handicapping exemption that says horses finishing close-up to higher-rated rivals in Class 2 or below novices' races cannot be raised in the handicap. After contacting BHA handicapper Chris Nash it turns out he is a beneficiary, but only by 1lb. If the handicapper could’ve raised him for his last two efforts, he would’ve done, but only to a mark of 136. I like Coo Star Sivola and think he could improve now switched to handicaps but he is very short at 4/1 and 9/2. Indeed, I was really taken with BALLYHILL’S improvement at Cheltenham on New Year’s Day and I thought he should probably be favourite for this, so at odds of 7/1 (General) he’s worth a bet to continue his upward curve. He could well be another one that’s benefitted from the new system, as he didn’t go up a pound for finishing close-up behind Sceau Royal and North Hill Harvey in a couple of novice chases in October. After that he was sent off 6/4 for a handicap at Aintree, but perhaps that came as too tough a test too soon, as he was a touch disappointing in fifth. However, he’s really improved since stepping up in trip. A faller back at Aintree in December, he showed that experience hadn’t dented his confidence with an impressive win at Cheltenham on New Year’s Day. He jumped well, travelled well and battled to see off Shantou Flyer, a horse that was only 3lb higher than when winning the same race the year before. I think that’s a nice piece of form and he could well go in again off just 5lb higher now things have clicked for him. His trainer, Nigel Twiston-Davies, won this race last year with Foxtail Hill and I also want his other representative in the same contest on Saturday on side, as ARCTIC GOLD simply looks too big at 16s (General). He's another one that brushed off a fall at Aintree with a good performance at Uttoxeter last time, where he just went down to Town Parks after a crucial mistake two out. The positive is he finished his race well and he showed no signs of fear following his fall over the National fences, where he was still going well in the lead four out in the Grand Sefton. He traded at 2/1 in-running on Betfair that day, and he's traded at odds-on in-running on four of his last six starts, something that might well suggest he flatters to deceive. However, I'm more of the opinion that he's just been a bit unlucky and it would be no surprise, for a horse from this yard, if everything clicked for him now he runs at his local track. On his best hurdles form he's well-treated and he's racked up enough chasing experience now to put it to good use. With Tom Humphries, who won aboard Arthur's Gift here in December, taking a further 7lb off, he might just love this off his light weight. Nigel Twiston-Davies has landed several big Saturday handicaps already this season Over at Doncaster it's the Sky Bet Chase and L'Ami Serge is a clear favourite at 3/1. He's 7lb better off than he would be in a handicap hurdle but tackles a fence for the first time on a racecourse since a defeat at Exeter back in 2016. Davy Russell takes the ride for the first time and he could be a good fit for a horse that is a very tricky ride given his tendency to find nothing off the bridle. He's handicapped to win this, but he's not a horse to trust at a short price and eight second-place finishes in his last 14 starts tells a good portion of his story. In his two starts this season he's traded at 1.36 and 1.57 in-running on Betfair and found a way to lose. The percentage call is to take him on and there are several viable alternatives in a competitive renewal. Tenor Nivernais could go well from the front considering how he's galloped his rivals into submission on the back of breaks before, while Coologue is now 2lb lower than the mark he ran off when second in this race two years ago. Warriors Tale and Wakanda are two other solid options, but if you like the latter then you might be tempted by the persuasive claims of Kim Bailey's THUMB STONE BLUES at 12/1 (General). On a line through Delusionofgrandeur it could be that Thumb Stone Blues is well-weighted against Wakanda. Second to Delusionofgrandeur at Catterick, by just over four lengths in receipt of 2lb, the winner franked that form at Wetherby next time when a neck behind Wakanda in third, getting 2lb himself. Thumb Stone Blues gets 16lb from Wakanda on Saturday, that's including Ciaran Gethings' 3lb claim, and by my maths that gives him a fine chance of beating the second favourite. Jockey Ciaran Gethings Jockey Ciaran Gethings On top of this Kim Bailey has previous in this race, having won it with The Rainbow Hunter in 2014. That horse came into the race on the back of a 63-day break and Thumb Stone Blues has been off 64, a mini absence that has suited him before. Indeed, last March he arrived at Doncaster off a 68-day break and put in one of his most impressive performances over hurdles, winning a novice event by 25 lengths. The galloping nature of the track clearly suits and it's with that in mind I think his recent efforts over fences can be improved upon. Second at Fakenham and Catterick on his last two starts, those courses are on the sharp side and he seemed uncomfortable at both venues despite responding well to pressure. The galloping nature of Doncaster and the long home straight look sure to suit him better, and it could be that a significant degree of improvement will be forthcoming. He could do some damage off his low weight and, though the one negative is his inexperience in what looks a red-hot handicap, he's well worth chancing at the available price. Posted at 1700 GMT on 26/01/18. Ben Linfoot's Value Bet aim: The Value Bet is designed to generate long-term profit by searching for overpriced horses in the feature weekend races and at the big Festivals in the UK. Running total: +366.89pts to advised stakes/prices (from inception of Value Bet column in January 2010 to current).
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Post by dennisg on Jan 27, 2018 11:31:46 GMT
Frodon is leg one of Oli Bell's Saturday Yankee - with his strongest fancy running in the finale at Cheltenham. January draws to a close with a bang on ITV Racing this weekend with action from two of the most enthralling cards of the year so far. Preparations for the biggest week of the Jumps calendar up a gear at Cheltenham’s Festival Trials Day, while Doncaster boasts a top quality afternoon in South Yorkshire. The Timico Gold Cup and Sun Bet Stayers’ Hurdle markets could have a different look about them following racing at Prestbury, with Betfair Chase hero Bristol De Mai vying for the Betbright Trial Cotswold Chase and Finian’s Oscar returning to the smaller obstacles in the galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle. Meanwhile, L’Ami Serge goes for glory at Doncaster in the Sky Bet Handicap Chase in what promises to be a fascinating renewal. We’re delighted to be joined on Saturday’s The Opening Show by a jockey that is synonymous with success at Cheltenham – Ruby Walsh. He will join us in the studio from 9.30am on ITV4 to provide us with extra insight into the day’s runners and riders, as well as updating us on his ongoing recovery from a broken tibia and his fight to be fit for March’s Festival. Our live coverage gets underway on the same channel at 1.30pm with four races from Cheltenham and a further three at Doncaster. Take a look at my selections from across both cards for this week’s Yankee: 1350 Cheltenham, Timeform Novices’ Handicap Chase, 2m 4f 166y I thought Frodon ran really well last time out, second to Gold Present in the Lavazza Silver Cup Handicap Chase at Ascot in December, beaten by a horse with a big future. Walk In The Mill was third that day and the trio pulled clear to be first home by seven lengths. Frodon has shown he has a liking for Cheltenham already and although he isn’t the biggest animal he does have a big heart. Bryony Frost takes off a valuable five pounds and the talented young jockey could be in line for another memorable Saturday win. I don’t think there is a tremendous amount of well handicapped horses in the race so it pays to side with the class edge. Rated top weight, Frodon is exactly that. 1 Frodont35 611-12OR: 154CD 13/2 Form: 15-3232T: P F NichollsJ: Bryony Frost (5) Last run Live betting powered by 1405 Doncaster, Albert Bartlett River Don Novices’ Hurdle, 3m 84y This is a good race with some improving horse running and I think Samuel Jackson will be underestimated in the market because of his trainer Richard Mitford-Slade, who has only a handful of horses. This six-year-old was a 100-1 winner on debut at Taunton in December and proved that was no fluke by winning at Bangor on heavy ground at the start of the month. He beat Uppertown Prince on that day, who had won his previous two races convincingly and in the fashion of a really good horse. Samuel Jackson may only have been one and a half lengths ahead of Uppertown Prince, but the pair were a remarkable 54 lengths clear of the rest of the field. I know Saturday won’t be quite as black and white as that, but this is a very talented horse who I believe is worthy of his place in a Grade 2 and who I think will be overpriced. 6 Samuel Jackson23 610-12OR: -D 11/2 Form: PF/12-11T: R Mitford-SladeJ: M G Nolan Last run Live betting powered by 1440 Doncaster olbg.com Yorkshire Rose Mares’ Hurdle, 2m 128y Maria’s Benefit looks to be a banker for Saturday. She’s won her last four starts and absolutely bolted up last time by 30 lengths. She’s got a huge amount of ability and I think she will be really competitive at the Cheltenham Festival in March. If my thinking on this horse is correct, she should win this convincingly. 2 Maria's Benefit28 611-2OR: 152D 4/5 Form: 0-21111T: Stuart EdmundsJ: C Gethings Last run Live betting powered by 1610 Cheltenham, Steel Plate And Sections Handicap Hurdle, 2m 179y My bet of the day is Le Patriote for Dr Richard Newland. He ran in the 32Red Lanzarote Handicap Hurdle a fortnight ago and if you watch the race back you’ll see he was traveling the best when turning into the straight. However, that race was over 2m 5f and in a nutshell I don’t think he got home on that day. Dropping back to an extend 2m is really going to help Le Patriote. In my opinion, he’s handicapped well and it was a learning curve at Kempton for all those concerned with the horse. I would expect him to be there or thereabouts at the finish this weekend. 6 Le Patriote14 611-0OR: 127 2/1 Form: 61-5897T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: D A Jacob
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Post by dennisg on Jan 27, 2018 11:34:38 GMT
Finian's Oscar is well worth chancing on his return to hurdles at Cheltenham, according to Simon Holt who has three Saturday selections. Simon Holt selections 2.25 Cheltenham 8 The Last Samuri49 1011-0OR: 159D 9/2 Form: 5320-22T: K C BaileyJ: David Bass Last run Live betting powered by 3.15 Doncaster 13 Thumb Stone Bluesp,t64 810-1OR: 132C 7/1 Form: 122-322T: K C BaileyJ: C Gethings (3) Last run Live betting powered by 3.35 Chelteham 6 Finian's Oscart136 611-3OR: 151BFCD 10/3 Form: 12-1132T: C L TizzardJ: B J Cooper Last run Live betting powered by FINIAN'S OSCAR, one of the leading novice hurdlers last season, is fancied to advertise his credentials for the Stayers Hurdle in March by taking Saturday's Grade Two galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham. Colin Tizzard’s six-year-old returns to the smaller obstacles here after proving a slightly cautious jumper over fences this season despite still improving, in ratings terms, on last term's efforts. This is his first try at three miles but everything about his running style suggests he will stay well, and he was certainly way out of his comfort zone when a well beaten third behind Sceau Royal over just two miles at Sandown two starts ago. Over hurdles, Finian's Oscar was unbeaten save for a narrow defeat by Bacardys at Punchestown last April having previously take a Grade One novices' event at the Aintree Grand National meeting from the talented but ill-fated Captain Forez and, with those efforts in mind, it is hard to believe that he can't rate higher over hurdles than over fences. If that proves the case and this step up in trip suits him as I believe it will, he looks the one to beat in the hands of Bryan Cooper. Much of the form here revolves around Beer Goggles and Wholestone. Another victory for Beer Goggles, who sprung a 40/1 surprise win at Newbury in early December, is bound to provoke an outpouring of emotion following the tragic death of his trainer Richard Woollacott earlier this week. Woollacott conjured massive improvement from this seven-year-old who made all and stayed on with remarkable tenacity under Richard Johnson to fend off Unowhatimeanharry and Taquin De Seuil at Newbury where Colin's Sister and Wholestone finished fourth and sixth respectively. However, it is unlikely that Johnson's colleagues will give him too much rope this time. Wholestone took a big step forward from that run when outpointing Agrapart and Colin's Sister over two-and-a-half miles here on New Year's Day, his fourth course success. Equally effective at three miles, he looks sure to go well if reproducing that effort, though is not so favoured by the weights now. Perhaps the biggest threat to the selection will come from The Worlds End who stepped up on an underwhelming reappearance effort at Chepstow to finish fourth behind Sam Spinner, L'Ami Serge and Unowhatimeanharry in the Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot with Thomas Campbell (now 1lb worse off) just over two lengths behind him in fifth. Tom George's gelding showed tremendous courage to win at Aintree (3m) last April after a good novice campaign and was previously travelling as well as anything when falling two out at the Festival in the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle in which Wholestone filled out third behind Penhill. Earlier, the Betbright Trial Cotswold Chase looks trappy in that much will depend on whether Bristol De Mai can put behind him a below-par effort in the King George last time and return to the form of earlier impressive wins at Wetherby and Haydock. While Kempton may not have suited him behind Might Bite, there won't be many excuses this time going back left handed on a course where he ran second to Black Hercules in the JLT Novices' Chase at the 2016 Festival. However, Bristol De Mai does seem to have two ways of running and was also well beaten behind King George third Tea For Two at Aintree on his final start last term (possibly over the top having earlier finished seventh in the Gold Cup). Tea For Two departed early in the Gold Cup and has yet to show his best form at Cheltenham, though another great run at Kempton earns him plenty of respect here. Definitly Red is another who needs to prove himself as good here as elsewhere and I suspect he beat a couple of questionable stayers at Aintree last time. At the weights, THE LAST SAMURI must have every chance receiving weight from all his rivals bar Singlefarmpayment. This task marks a big change for Kim Bailey’s incredibly tough stayer as he is more used to carrying big weights in handicaps, but the 2016 Grand National runner-up comes here off the back of two excellent efforts this season, over hurdles at Kempton and then when chasing home the classy Blaklion under 11st12lb in the Becher Chase, back over the big fences. With the stable in top form – Bailey has won with three of his last six runners over jumps – he looks bound to go well. The Last Samuri in action At Doncaster, I will also rely on the Bailey yard for a bit of value in the Sky Bet Handicap Chase with THUMB STONE BLUES. A wide-margin winner over hurdles on the course last March, the eight-year-old has performed consistently this season finishing second to the progressive Delusionofgrandeur at Catterick on his latest start in November. The winner went very close next time behind Get On The Yager and Wakanda at Wetherby and Thumb Stone Blues should beat the latter at these weights especially with the talented Ciaran Gethings taking off 3lb. At double-figure odds, he is worth each-way support. L'Ami Serge is the class act in the field and, off a 7lb lower mark than over hurdles, looks well handicapped. Nicky Henderson's gelding has a great deal of ability and cruised up to challenge Sam Spinner in the Long Walk last time only to find very little under pressure. With Davy Russell an eye-catching booking, L'Ami Serge could easily be too good for his rivals but he's a bridle horse and, over fences in the past, has tended to jump sharply away to his left.
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Post by dennisg on Jan 27, 2018 11:37:28 GMT
L'Ami Serge is being backed like defeat is out of the question in the Sky Bet Chase - get all the latest movers and shakers plus today's Price Boosts. Market Movers It's a massive day up and down the land with several key Cheltenham Festival trials on offer at headquarters and a typically competitive and informative Sky Bet Chase card at Doncaster. In the Town Moor feature it's market leader L'Ami Serge who punters simply cannot get enough of. He's now into 9/4 after opening up a 3/1 chance this morning. Sue Smith's Wakanda and headline Value Bet selection Thumb Stone Blues are also popular and they're both into 7/1. Singlefarmpayment is one of the most eyecatching movers at Cheltenham and he's certainly proving a solid each-way alternative to those at the top of the market in the Cotswold Chase. Away from the spotlight, Alan King's Cosmeapolitan has halved in price from 12/1 into 6/1 at Lingfield. 12:55 - Copper West 8/1 into 6/1 1:30 - Adrien Du Pont 5/1 into 4/1 2:05 - Indian Hawk 11/4 into 5/2 2:40 - Irish Roe 7/1 into 6/1 3:15 - L'Ami Serge 3/1 into 9/4 & Thumb Stone Blues 12/1 into 7/1 3:50 - Bigmartre 7/2 into 5/2, Theo 12/1 into 11/2 & Upsilon Blue 11/2 into 7/2 4:20 - It's O Kay 100/30 into 6/4 1:15 - Theatre Territory 8/1 into 13/2 2:25 - Singlefarmpayment 28/1 into 14/1 3:00 - Pacific De Baune 11/2 into 11/4 4:10 - Le Patriote 9/2 into 9/4 1:05 - Kemboy 11/10 into 4/9 2:10 - Do Be Doin 20/1 into 11/1 3:55 - Benefit Of Magic 8/1 into 5/1 1:25 - Pastoral Dreams 50/1 into 22/1 2:00 - Captain Cat 18/1 into 9/1 2:35 - Fiery Breath 9/1 into 11/4 3:10 - Cosmeapolitan 12/1 into 6/1 3:45 - Cosmic Glow 3/1 into 2/1 3:30 - Grace Tara 6/1 into 9/2 4:00 - Hargam 18/1 into 8/1 5:45 - Pilgrim Soul 9/2 into 11/4 7:45 - Third Time Lucky 8/1 into 11/2
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Post by dennisg on Jan 28, 2018 8:59:10 GMT
in today's sporting life................ Agrapart provided Lizzie Kelly with another big-race triumph when outstaying Wholestone to win the galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham. Nigel Twiston-Davies' Wholestone appeared to be going much the better running down to the last in the Grade Two contest, but he failed to see the near three-mile trip out as well as the Nick Williams-trained 9/1 winner. Finian's Oscar, back over hurdles, was disappointing after briefly threatening. Beer Goggles, running in the memory of Richard Woollacott, who died earlier in the week, aged 40, finished fifth, having led for much of the way under champion jockey Richard Johnson. "This horse has helped shape my career, the owners have been so good to me," said Kelly. "I'm delighted their faith in me has paid off. They started using me when I was a 10lb claimer. I love riding this horse, as he tries so hard. He travelled so well, I got to the front too soon. Once this horse gets his head in front he doesn't like being beaten." Sporting Life ✔ @sportinglife 👏 Lizzie Kelly rides Agrapart to victory in the Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham 3:46 PM - Jan 27, 2018 1 1 Reply 2 2 Retweets 4 4 likes Twitter Ads info and privacy Williams' seven-year-old has a fondness for soft ground and does not hold an entry in the Stayers' Hurdle at the Festival. His trainer said: "I don't think we were ever worried about him getting the trip. "It was similar to last time (Relkeel Hurdle) with Wholestone, they like having tough battles. "We haven't even made an entry for March, the ground is so important. There's a 90 per cent chance the ground won't be soft enough, even soft isn't soft enough for him so he's quite hard to place."
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Post by dennisg on Jan 28, 2018 9:00:42 GMT
There were emotional scenes in the Doncaster winner's enclosure after Wakanda claimed a last-gasp success in a thrilling renewal of the Sky Bet Chase. The Sue Smith-trained nine-year-old sports the colours of Margaret Scholey and her late husband Ray, who died earlier this week. It is 14 years since Truckers Tavern carried the same silks to runner-up spot in the Cheltenham Gold Cup behind Best Mate and while Wakanda might not be at that level, he has been a fine servant to his connections and was an 8/1 shot to snap a long losing streak dating back over two years in the hands of Henry Brooke. Runner-up in the Rowland Meyrick Chase at Wetherby on Boxing Day, he looked booked for minor honours again jumping the final fence, but lunged late to get up and beat Warriors Tale by a head, with 13/8 favourite L'Ami Serge and the long-absent Long House Hall close up in third and fourth respectively. Harvey Smith, assistant to his wife, said: "It's a fitting tribute to Ray. He's been a great supporter of National Hunt racing in north and we could do with a few more people like him." Asked whether he felt Wakanda could be a Grand National contender, he said: "I don't think so. He's not big enough." Sporting Life ✔ @sportinglife 🙌🙌🙌 If you had listened to our Podcast, you'll know that @daveord (🥇), @mattbrocklebank (🥈), @skybetshinners (🥉) and @olibellracing (4th) called the @skybet Chase spot on! 🤑 The Tricast paid £233.14! And you'd have got a lesson on dog breeding to boot... … 3:37 PM - Jan 27, 2018 Replies 1 1 Retweet likes Twitter Ads info and privacy Winning jockey Brooke said: "He's getting a bit lairy in his old age and he was backing off his fences. After jumping the last I knew I'd finish well but I didn't know if I'd get there. Thankfully he got up in the dying strides. "That's the first time the horse has won in over two years so it definitely won't do him any harm. His owner passed away earlier this week, so it's sad circumstances. It's a shame he couldn't be here to see this but I'm sure he's looking down on us."
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Post by dennisg on Jan 28, 2018 9:02:56 GMT
A round-up of the action from Cheltenham Trials Day as Bryony Frost claimed another big Saturday success on the Paul Nicholls-trained Frodon. Frost stars as Frodon slams field Bryony Frost notched yet another big Saturday winner as Frodon skipped clear in the home straight to win the Crest Nicholson Handicap Chase. Carrying top weight after a string of consistent efforts, the 5lb Frost took off the Paul Nicholls-trained 13-2 chance was a massive help. After scooting up the rail on the home bend, Frodon cleared away from O O Seven impressively, with Shantou Flyer staying on for second 17 lengths away. King's Odyssey was third. Frost said: "My only worry today was that he'd be too keen but he settled and jumped, it was the perfect training performance. He relishes the ground and the step down in trip was perfect. He never stops, when you ask he gives it to you. "What a beutiful feeling it is coming up this hill on a horse like this. He's only at the start of his career, he's just left primary school and now he's playing with the big boys." Sky Bet reacted by slashing Frodon's price from 20/1 to 12/1 for the Ryanair Chase at the Festival in March. Sporting Life ✔ @sportinglife 👍👍👍👍👍 How many thumbs-ups in 30 seconds? Bryony Frost understandably all smiles after a pretty amazing victory on Frodon @cheltenhamraces He's now 12/1 @skybet for the Ryanair Chase at the Festival. 2:10 PM - Jan 27, 2018 Replies Retweets 2 2 likes Twitter Ads info and privacy Nicholls was absent, but his assistant Harry Derham said: "He was awesome. Bryony said it was fresh ground down the inside and that was where she wanted to go. "We were a bit worried about his weight today. He's a remarkable horse, he's so honest and jumps fantastically. The Ryanair might have to be his race now, he could for the Ascot Chase before then." Shakira maintains perfect record Apple's Shakira took her Cheltenham record to a perfect 3-3 when landing the JCB Triumph Trial Juvenile Hurdle under Barry Geraghty. Nicky Henderson's French import, sent off the 1/7 favourite, was made to work a lot harder than she had been in her two previous course victories earlier this season, but ultimately came home eight lengths to the good over plucky runner-up Look My Way. Sky Bet kept her unchanged as their 11/4 favourite for the big one back at Cheltenham in March. Henderson said: "Barry said at the last meeting she'd like better ground. She had to work there, but she's very lazy at home. She had to come out and race but she won't run again. "We've had to wait for better ground for a lot of these horses and it will be the same next weekend, but they've got to run. Barry said ideally something like the Adonis would have been a great race to get the better ground, but we were always coming here. "It's job done and away we go. She'll have multiple entries but I'm thinking the Triumph." Geraghty said: "It's tough work out there, she settled better today and travelled great. I was always trying to switch her off and then had to switch her back on. She had loads in the tank and there's a lot to like. It's workmanlike conditions and better ground will only help her." Whitaker winner for team Channon Mister Whitaker allied pre-race fears over the soft ground to run out a ready winner of the Timeform Novices' Handicap Chase for trainer Mick Channon. The six-year-old was second to Hell's Kitchen at Kempton on Boxing Day and, despite being raised 4lb in the weights, went one better from a mark of 129, beating mare Theatre Territory by a length and three-quarters despite idling on the run-in under jockey Adrian Heskin. Channon said of his 6/1 winner: "He travelled great on the ground, we just didn't want to be in front too long, he pulls up in front. Adrian got him in a good rhythm and I can't say a lot more. "Tim (Radford, owner) wants to go for the novice handicap (at the Festival) and if he goes up enough (in the weights) that's where he'll go." A mud-splattered Adrian Heskin and Mister Whitaker in action A mud-splattered Adrian Heskin and Mister Whitaker in action Channon joked: "It's easy this jumping game! I thought he'd win last time at Kempton but they let the other one (Hell's Kitchen) have a soft lead. "He's going the right way, we're pleased with him, we always thought he was nice and he's come good. If he goes up four or five pounds he'll have a fighting chance of getting in at the Festival. Henrietta (Knight) bought him as a three-year-old from Tom Costello, whom she bought Best Mate from." McGrath leaves it late on lightly-raced improver Santini wore down Black Op to win the Ballymore Classic Novices' Hurdle for Nicky Henderson. Jerry McGrath was the lucky recipient of the riding with Nico de Boinville preferring Pacific De Baune, who was well beaten. Tom George's Black Op appeared to have the race in safe-keeping running to the last but he met it all wrong. That gave Santini a chance and he was able to maintain his unbeaten record, scoring by three-quarters of a length at 4/1. McGrath said: "I wasn't seeing a stride at the last, but for a big horse he's very agile and popped it nicely. He's tall, he's a horse for the future. We didn't think he'd cope with the ground today, thankfully he coped with it. He'd bred to be a three-miler and he'll improve for that." Henderson said: "He's a lovely, big horse but he's only a baby still. He's going to be a lovely chaser. "He'll get an entry in the Albert Bartlett, and if you're not in you can't run, but unless we change our minds I think we are all leaning against it at the moment. I think he wants another year and come back as a chaser." Santini wins at Cheltenham Santini wins at Cheltenham
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Post by dennisg on Jan 28, 2018 9:04:29 GMT
Rich Ricci admits Faugheen has "something to prove" at Leopardstown - the leading owner gave an update of some of his star horses. Faugheen - BHP Insurance Champion Hurdle () "He is fine. At the moment it looks like all systems go for next weekend. He has got some questions to answer, that is for sure. I don't know what happened at Christmas. He just wasn't himself and Willie's horses were a bit in and out. We are just hoping it was down to a cold and off day. "He seems to be back and well in himself, but he has got something to prove. Hopefully he comes out and runs really well next weekend and then it is all systems go to Cheltenham. "At Christmas I expected him to run well and win. I take some comfort from the fact that Willie's horses were a bit in and out and some of mine ran horribly. "You wouldn't have been wanting to hide under a rock in Willie's yard in the last three weeks as he has turned everything over to try to find out (if there) was there something more than a patch of illness. "Nothing has come to light, which is good news. We have set such high expectations of Willie and his horses - he has not had a patch like that and maybe it was just his time." "Even for a bald fella like me it, it's just a tingling mad experience." Rich Ricci has been talking all things Cheltenham with Mike Vince and you can hear his full interview via this link. Douvan - Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase () "With Douvan it was just the oddest thing. We are still not quite sure what happened. He was intermittently lame is the best way I would describe it. We don't know if it was related to a former injury, but the vets told us he was out for the season. "We sent him away and he turned a corner and he was back completely healthy. We started to do some bits with him, a lot of walking, now he is back in training. "Everything has to go right and we've been here before with him. I'm hopeful he will make the Festival, but everything has to go right. At the moment, it is all systems go. "He was in such good form before the Tingle Creek, we kept him busy walking, and he didn't lose too much fitness. We won't run him unless he is there to run a big race. "I'd say it is 50-50 at the moment. It will be straight there or nothing. "He will have two or three critical bits to do before the Festival, probably away at one of the racecourses in Ireland. It won't be a big racecourse gallop and of course there is always the Leopardstown jumping thing they do two weeks before (Cheltenham). "It (Douvan) was gut wrenching last year (in the Champion Chase) as no one saw it coming. In retrospect he wasn't himself all year, but he was still good enough to do what he did on a racecourse. It was just disheartening. The way the week was going, it was just one thing after another. "I had a similar feeling with Faugheen at Christmas time as the week was going so wrong. It's been a tough run and no one is going to feel sorry for us as we have had a lot of success. You have got take the rough with the smooth. "We've had a very unsatisfactory season and hopefully we can turn it around, starting next weekend."
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 10:11:11 GMT
Sunday: going, weather & non-runners Naas GOING: SOFT TO HEAVY (Soft in places) WEATHER: Cloudy NON RUNNERS: 2:50 Plan Of Attack (9) Sedgefield GOING: SOFT (GoingStick: Hurdle 6.8, Chase 6.7) (Rail movements: R1 -37y, R2 +35y, R3 & 4 -47y, R5 +41y, R6 -50y, R7 -37y) WEATHER: Cloudy
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 10:11:51 GMT
Brian Ellison and Henry Brooke have individual strike-rates of 24 and 17 per cent at Sedgefield. However, that increases to a healthy 45 per cent when they team up and they are represented today by topweight Viens Chercher in the 3.10.
In the past decade Richard Newland has an overall 19 per cent strike-rate, but when sending runners on a journey of 200-plus miles that rises to 39 per cent (60-162). Two of his horses make the 201-mile trek to Sedgefield – Beau Bay (1.40) and Aaron Lad (2.10).
Curragh-based trainer Alan Fleming has a 33 per cent strike-rate (8-24) at Naas and saddles As You Were (2.50) and Mount Pelier (4.20) there today.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 10:12:17 GMT
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Ascendant (2.40 Sedgefield, nap)
Johnny Farrelly's 12-year-old has found life much easier dropped to selling and claiming company and is now seeking a five-timer at this level. Sets the standard and fancied to take all the beating.
Others to follow Sedgefield 3.40 Camron De Chaillac.
4/11 Ascendant 2:40 Sedgefield North: Colin Russell
Princess Mononoke (4.10 Sedgefield, nap)
Goes well on testing ground and, having eased down the handicap despite a fair run in a race that worked out well last time, is fancied to get back to winning ways.
Others to follow Sedgefield 1.10 Reverant Cust, 1.40 Bollin Ace, 2.10 Blottos, 2.40 Roman Numeral, 3.10 Rear Admiral, 3.40 Le Drapeau.
9/4 Princess Mononoke 4:10 Sedgefield Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason
Princess Mononoke (4.10 Sedgefield, nap)
Yet to hit top form this season, but is now well treated on the pick of her novice form and this looks a good opportunity.
9/4 Princess Mononoke 4:10 Sedgefield Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Livelovelaugh (2.20 Naas)
Comfortably opened his account over fences at Cork recently and looks ready for the step up in grade.
12/5 Livelovelaugh 2:20 Naas Longshot: Ed Quigley
Banny's Lad (3.40 Sedgefield)
Disappointed last time out but probably needed the run. Course and ground hold no fears and looks capable of bouncing back.
10/1 Banny's Lad 3:40 Sedgefield Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
The Holy One (2.50 Naas)
Winner of his only point-to-point, the Jessica Harrington-trained five-year-old has good bumper form, finishing second to two smart performers – Rapid Escape and Blackbow – at Punchestown and Leopardstown. Despite his lack of hurdling experience, Robbie Power’s mount gets the nod.
11/4 The Holy One 2:50 Naas >>There are no Newmarket or Lambourn tips on Sunday
The Raceform Interactive nugget
Viens Chercher is 2-3 following absences of more than 140 days off the track. His absence of 153 days shouldn't be an issue when he lines up for the 3.10 at Sedgefield.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 10:12:42 GMT
EYECATCHER
Black Art (1.10 Sedgefield)
Sue Smith's six-year-old could be let in rather lightly on just his second handicap start off a mark of 114, given the way he came home off 2lb lower to win over this course and distance 16 days ago. Despite only having six starts to his name, he's proved himself to be a very game gelding and he finds plenty for pressure. He showed this fantastic trait when wearing down the well-ridden Bulkov last time out, after which his jockey Sean Quinlan stated that he is well treated. The small rise in the weights looks generous and he should follow up.
11/4 Black Art 1:10 Sedgefield IRISH ANGLE
Wigs On The Green (3.20 Naas)
Hopefully Mouse Morris's six-year-old won't be overbet in the market as I think he has an outstanding chance to get off the mark. He boasts some nice maiden hurdle form, where he finished fourth on three occasions behind different talented Gigginstown-owned rivals (Samcro, Mind's Eye and Roaring Bull). Two of those winners are now rated 133 and Samcro looks likely to go off favourite for a Grade 1 at the Cheltenham festival, which indicates Wigs On The Green should go close off a lenient mark of 114. He was bitterly disappointing when last seen, but you can ignore that run as he wasn't right that day.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 16:51:15 GMT
Cheltenham, 27 Jan 18 Fixture Note After Race 1 the going was changed to Soft, Heavy in places from Soft.
After Race 2 the going was changed to Heavy. Race 2 - 1:15pm THE TIMEFORM NOVICES' HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) BALLYANDY wore earplugs.
Although there was no official report published BALLYANDY was found to be lame post-race by the Veterinary Officer after its last run at Cheltenham on 1 January 2018. The Veterinary Officer reported that a pre-race examination of the gelding deemed it fit to race.
A. P. Heskin, the rider of the winner, MISTER WHITAKER (IRE), was suspended for 2 days for using his whip in the incorrect place after jumping the last fence.
Following the race the Veterinary Officer reported that FULL IRISH, placed fifth, lost its right fore shoe.
The performance of BALLYANDY which was pulled up, was considered. Noel Fehily reported that the gelding was never travelling. Nigel Twiston-Davies could offer no explanation for the gelding’s performance. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding during routine testing failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 3 - 1:50pm THE CREST NICHOLSON HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Grade 3) BALLYHILL (FR) wore earplugs.
Nico de Boinville, the rider of O O SEVEN (IRE), placed fifth, had appeared to drop his hands shortly before the winning post, to be beaten a head for fourth place. After being interviewed and shown recordings of the incident, Nico de Boinville’s explanation that the gelding had no more to give in the closing stages on the Heavy ground was noted and the Stewards were satisfied Nico de Boinville had taken all reasonable and permissible measures to obtain the best possible placing.
Following the race B. J. Cooper reported that BALLY LONGFORD (IRE), which was pulled up, jumped poorly. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 4 - 2:25pm THE BetBright TRIAL COTSWOLD STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Grade 2) BRISTOL DE MAI (FR) wore earplugs.
Danny Cook, the rider of the winner, DEFINITLY RED (IRE), was suspended for 2 days for using his whip in the incorrect place after jumping the last fence.
Following the race A. P. Heskin reported that SINGLEFARMPAYMENT, which was pulled up, jumped poorly.
The performance of TEA FOR TWO, which was pulled up, was considered. Nick Williams’ explanation that the gelding was unsuited by the Heavy going on this occasion and would prefer a faster surface was noted. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding during routine testing failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 5 - 3:00pm THE BALLYMORE CLASSIC NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (Grade 2) Permission was given for MULCAHYS HILL (IRE) to go early to post and to be mounted in the chute
The performance of PACIFIC DE BAUNE (FR) which finished unplaced, was considered. Nicky Henderson’s explanation that the gelding failed to stay the 2 miles 4 furlong trip on Heavy ground was noted. PACIFIC DE BAUNE (FR) was routine tested.
Race 6 - 3:35pm THE galliardhomes.com CLEEVE HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (Grade 2) Approaching the final hurdle COLIN’S SISTER, placed third, edged right momentarily right causing BEER GOGGLES (IRE), placed fifth, to have to be checked, 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 COLIN’S SISTER.
Following the race Richard Johnson reported that BEER GOGGLES (IRE), placed fifth, hung badly right throughout and B. J. Cooper reported that FINIAN'S OSCAR (IRE), which was pulled up, stopped quickly. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities
Race 7 - 4:10pm THE STEEL PLATE AND SECTIONS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) An enquiry was held to consider interference entering the home straight when OUR MERLIN, placed third, ridden by Harry Cobden interfered with the winner, REMILUC (FR), ridden by Harry Reed, which in turn interfered with EDDIEMAURICE (IRE), placed sixth, ridden by Tom Scudamore, which in turn interfered with CLONDAW CASTLE (IRE), unplaced, ridden by Paddy Brennan. Cobden was suspended for 3 days for careless riding as he allowed his mount to drift right without sufficient correction causing the three runners on his inside to be tightened for room against the rail. View Stewards report Doncaster, 27 Jan 18 Race 1 - 12:55pm THE GRANDNATIONAL.FANS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Permission was given for OURO BRANCO (FR) to go early to post.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that SCRAFTON, unplaced, lost its right fore shoe, OURO BRANCO (FR), placed fifth, lost its left fore shoe, SOMMERVIEU (FR), unplaced, lost its right hind shoe and SAINT CAJETAN (FR), unplaced, lost its left hind shoe.
Race 3 - 2:05pm THE ALBERT BARTLETT RIVER DON NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (Grade 2) Davy Russell, the rider of INDIAN HAWK (IRE), had jumped the inspection hurdle prior to the start. Russell explained that the gelding had taken a firm hold when being shown the hurdle and jumped it despite his best efforts to restrain INDIAN HAWK (IRE).
The performance of INDIAN HAWK (IRE), which started favourite and finished unplaced, was considered. The representative of Nicky Henderson could offer no explanation for the gelding’s performance. INDIAN HAWK (IRE) was routine tested.
An enquiry was held to consider interference between the third and second last hurdles, involving SAMUEL JACKSON, placed third and ridden by Michael Nolan, SHANNON BRIDGE (IRE), placed second and ridden by Harry Skelton, and the winner ENNISCOFFEY OSCAR (IRE), ridden by Leighton Aspell. Nolan was suspended for 3 days for careless riding as he shifted out from behind runners causing SHANNON BRIDGE (IRE) to be bumped, which in turn caused slight interference to ENNISCOFFEY OSCAR (IRE).
On the run to the line, SHANNON BRIDGE (IRE), placed second, hung left carrying the winner, ENNISCOFFEY OSCAR (IRE), off its intended line, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that STATION MASTER (IRE), placed sixth, lost its right fore shoe.
Race 4 - 2:40pm THE olbg.com YORKSHIRE ROSE MARES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (Grade 2) (NHMOPS Bonus Race) THE NIPPER (IRE) wore earplugs that were removed at the start.
Race 5 - 3:15pm THE SKY BET HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) Sean Bowen, the rider of WARRIORS TALE, placed second, was suspended for 4 days for using his whip in the incorrect place on the run to the line.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that LABEL DES OBEAUX (FR), placed sixth, suffered from post-race ataxia and that FEDERICI, placed fifth, lost its left fore shoe.
Race 6 - 3:50pm THE SKY BET BRITAIN'S MOST POPULAR ONLINE BOOKMAKER HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) FOXTAIL HILL (IRE) wore earplugs.
Race 7 - 4:20pm THE directlinegroupcareers.com BRITISH EBF MARES' STANDARD OPEN NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE (CLASS 5) (NHMOPS Bonus Race) An enquiry was held to consider why, once the Starter’s flag had been dropped signifying that the race had started, a further 1 minute and 4 seconds elapsed before the runners began to race. All fifteen jockeys were interviewed. Davy Russell acted as spokesperson and explained that all the riders had been instructed by their trainers to sit handy and take a lead as a lot of the runners were inexperienced and some were having their first run. It was brought to their attention as to their responsibilities to begin the race proper once the Starter’s flag has been dropped.
Following the race, Davy Russell reported that IT’S O KAY, placed fourth, ran green and hung right and the Veterinary Officer reported that QUEEN MONTOYA, unplaced, lost its left hind shoe. View Stewards report Uttoxeter, 27 Jan 18 Race 1 - 1:45pm THE TED BONSALL 92nd BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION CONDITIONAL JOCKEYS' MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that BIRCH BANK, unplaced, lost its left fore shoe.
Race 2 - 2:20pm THE @uttoxetertwit NOVICES' LIMITED HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4) Tom O’Brien, the rider of SAM NOIR, which fell at the second last fence, had continued in the race when the gelding appeared to be detached in fourth place. The rider and the Veterinary Officer were interviewed and recordings of the incident were viewed. The Veterinary Officer stated that a post-race examination of the gelding showed it to be post-race normal. The rider stated that SAM NOIR had jumped well throughout the race, including at the third last, and although detached he felt that he had sufficient momentum to jump the next obstacle. He added that the gelding had made a small mistake at the penultimate fence and crumpled on landing. His explanation was noted.
Following the race, Sean Quinlan reported that QUIETLY (IRE), which was pulled up, made a bad mistake in the back straight. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of QUIETLY (IRE), during routine testing, revealed the gelding lost its right fore shoe. The Veterinary Officer further reported that CEANN SIBHEAL (IRE), placed third, lost its left fore shoe.
Race 3 - 2:55pm THE SIGNS 2000 HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) CAVE TOP (IRE) wore earplugs throughout the race.
Race 4 - 3:30pm THE EBF/TBA MARES' STEEPLE CHASE (A NOVICES' LIMITED HANDICAP) (CLASS 3) (Qualifier for the Challenger Mares' Staying Chase Series Final) Andrew Tinkler, the rider of KAYFLEUR, placed second, was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted level from the third last fence.
Following the race, Killian Moore reported that TIMEFORWEST (IRE), placed sixth, made a bad mistake at the fourth last fence and was never travelling thereafter.
Race 6 - 4:30pm THE JAMES & SUE BOLINGBROKE TURN OF CENTURY HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Permission was given for DUN SCAITH (IRE) to go early to post. View Stewards report Lingfield Park, 27 Jan 18 Race 1 - 1:25pm THE PLAY FOR FREE AT sunbets.co.uk/vegas NOVICE AUCTION STAKES (CLASS 6) Following the race, Ryan Moore reported that TRADE TALKS, unplaced, was slowly away. The gelding was routine tested.
Race 2 - 2:00pm THE PLAY SLOTS AT sunbets.co.uk/vegas HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) Permission was given for CHESTER STREET to wear a hood in the Parade Ring.
Following the race, William Cox reported that LADY PERIGNON, placed fourth, hung right-handed.
Race 3 - 2:35pm THE 32Red HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Following the race, Joey Haynes reported that ASTROBLAZE, placed fifth, hung right-handed rounding the bend.
Race 5 - 3:45pm THE PLAY STARBURST SLOT AT sunbets.co.uk/vegas MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 5) Laura Mongan was fined £80 as the record of vaccinations on the passport of SNOW MOBILE had been altered.
The Starter reported that SNOW MOBILE was unruly at the start, reared over, and was withdrawn. Laura Mongan was informed that the filly could not run until the day after passing a stalls test. Kieran O'Niell was given permission to ride the filly back quietly from the start.
Following the race, Tom Marquand reported that COSMIC GLOW, which started favourite and finished unplaced, hung right-handed on the bend.
Race 6 - 4:15pm THE BETWAY SPRINT HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Following the race, Georgia Cox reported that STOIC BOY, placed eighth, hung right-handed and moved poorly.
Rounding the final bend, KYLLUKEY, unplaced, shifted marginally left taking PRIDE OF ANGELS, placed second, off its intended line which, in turn, caused the rider of HARAZ (IRE), unplaced, to take a precautionary check off heels, but after viewing a recording of the incident it was found that no riding offence was involved. View Stewards report Kempton Park, 27 Jan 18 Race 1 - 5:45pm THE 32Red ON THE APP STORE MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 5) (PLUS 10 RACE) Adam Kirby, the rider of NATIVE ARROW (USA), placed second, was suspended for 6 days for using his whip down the shoulder in the forehand and above the permitted level from approaching 2 furlongs out.
Race 2 - 6:15pm THE RACING UK HD HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) 2 furlongs out INUK (IRE), placed second, shifted quickly right causing interference to GOWING GOWING GONE (IRE), placed eighth, who in turn causing marginal interference to LAYTOWN (IRE), placed fourth, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
An enquiry was held into the apparent improvement in form of the winner, CHLOELLIE, ridden by Franny Norton and trained by J. R. Jenkins, which had never previously been placed. Jenkins’ representative was interviewed. Her comments that the filly was allowed time to mature and that this was her first time on the All-Weather and in a handicap race, were noted and the filly was routine tested.
Race 3 - 6:45pm THE 32Red CASINO HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Permission was given for PULSATING (IRE) to be mounted on the course.
Following the race, Kieran Shoemark reported that RAPID RANGER, unplaced, ran flat.
Race 4 - 7:15pm THE 32Red.com HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Permission was given for AXE CAP (IRE) to go early to post.
Race 5 - 7:45pm THE 32Red HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) On the run to the line GEORGIAN BAY (IRE), placed fourth, shifted slightly left causing interference to DRAGON MALL (USA), placed fifth, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, Jamie Spencer reported that DRAGON MALL (USA), placed fifth, was denied a clear run in the closing stages.
Race 6 - 8:15pm THE 32Red ON THE APP STORE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Permission was given for SHADOW WARRIOR to go early to post.
Following the race, Robert Winston reported that KADRIZZI (FR), who dead heated for seventh place, lugged left late on and Hollie Doyle reported that CHERBOURG (FR), unplaced, hung left-handed.
Timmy Murphy, the rider of IN THE RED (IRE), who dead heated for seventh, had reported that an altercation had occurred after the race between himself and Paul Hayes, the owner of IN THE RED (IRE). Having heard evidence from Murhpy, Hayes, Alec Hayes, the trainer Martin Smith, and Miss L. Henderson, a witness of the incident, all comments were noted and Murphy stated that he did not wish for the matter to be referred to the Head Office of the British Horseracing Authority.
Race 7 - 8:45pm THE WATCH RACING UK ON BT TV HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) The Starter reported that ROCK'N GOLD refused to enter the stalls. Adrian Wintle was informed that the gelding could not run until the day after passing a stalls test.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 16:52:01 GMT
Fontwell Park, 28 Jan 18 Fixture Note Abandonded - Abandoned Nothing to report View Stewards report Sedgefield, 28 Jan 18 Race 1 - 1:10pm THE PHOENIX SECURITY HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that RED OCHRE, placed third, had lost its right front shoe.
Kenneth Slack reported that TONTO'S SPIRIT, placed fourth, was unsuited by the Soft ground on this occasion which in his opinion was riding very holding.
Race 5 - 3:10pm THE HAPPY BIRTHDAY REBECCA TALLENTIRE HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) (Qualifier for The Challenger Middle Distance Chase Series Final) Following the race, Colm McCormack reported that DISCOVERIE, which was pulled up, was never travelling. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 6 - 3:40pm THE HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISTINE HALLIDAY HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) On the bend turning out of the home straight, MOIDORE, placed fourth, edged slightly right causing BANNY’S LAD, which was pulled up, to clip heels. However, after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that it did not involve a riding offence.
It was noted that DIAMANT DE L’OUEST (FR), placed eighth, lost its left sheepskin cheek piece after the third hurdle. The cheek piece was inspected post-race, and as it was found to be in a serviceable condition no further action was taken.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that ART OF SUPREMACY (IRE), which was pulled up, was lame right hind.
Race 7 - 4:10pm THE KINGS ARMS IN GREAT STAINTON MARES' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) (Qualifier for The Northern Lights Mares' Hurdle Series Final) Permission was given for BYGONES FOR COINS (IRE) to go to post early.
The Clerk of the Scales reported that Alison Clarke, the rider of BYGONES FOR COINS (IRE) trained by Kenny Johnson, had weighed in at 10st having weighed out at 9st 12lbs. The rider, the trainer and the Clerk of the Scales were interviewed. Clark was suspended for 3 days for weighing in at 2lb overweight, having had a drink after weighing out.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 28, 2018 16:52:45 GMT
Leading owner Rich Ricci is leaning towards retiring his brilliant racemare Vroum Vroum Mag.
The Willie Mullins-trained nine-year-old has won 14 of her 21 starts under rules, enjoying top-level triumphs in the Mares' Hurdle at Cheltenham, the Punchestown Champion Hurdle and the Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown in 2016.
However, she has not been seen in competitive action since finishing outside the first three for the first time when bidding for a second Punchestown Champion Hurdle success last April and Ricci does not want to jeopardise her future career as a broodmare.
He said: " She is still in training. She got hurt last year at Punchestown and she has been off for a while.
"She is nine and we keep talking about whether we should run her or put her in foal and retire her. I'm in two minds and we will probably just keep her on the go and see what happens.
"If the Mares' Hurdle was to shake up and a few fell away we might consider it, but at the moment I'm leaning towards retiring her.
"She's been very good for us. She is a very well-bred National Hunt mare and she will make a very good broodmare.
"I've not spoken to the vet about it, but I want to make sure that anything we do won't jeopardise that side of her career. We will make a decision in the next four to six weeks."
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Post by dennisg on Jan 29, 2018 8:07:39 GMT
in today's sporting life............... Anita Chambers previews Monday's meetings in the UK and she says Carolinae is going to be tough to beat at Wolverhampton if she's anywhere near her best. Carolinae has some excellent bits of form in the book on the all-weather last season and should certainly be in the mix at Wolverhampton if she can bounce back to anywhere near her best. The six-year-old was twice a winner last year, beating subsequent Group One-placed runner Absolute Blast on the first occasion at Dunstall Park before following up in a Lingfield conditions heat. Carolinae was not beaten too far on All-Weather Finals Day, either, but failed to really thrive on the turf through the early part of the summer and Charlie Fellowes then brought her season to a close at the end of July. Returning from 154 days off at this track last month, she was beaten just under two lengths into third by the reopposing Stellar Wind, but there is plenty of hope she can reverse that form as she lines up on 4lb better terms in the 32Red.com EBF Fillies' Handicap. Carolinae should strip fitter for the run, too, and can push on back to the Good Friday feature now. Abe Lincoln was quite the buzz horse ahead of Royal Ascot last year and was heavily supported to be sent off favourite for the Royal Hunt Cup, despite not having raced since the previous year. Unsurprisingly he found it a step too far, finishing well down the field before being similarly well beaten again at York the following month. Jeremy Noseda drew stumps at that point and Abe Lincoln was again off the track until finishing third in a decent event at Chelmsford last month. Given his lengthy absence his connections would have to be encouraged by his two-length reverse and granted a bit more pace in the sunbets.co.uk Novice Stakes, he can strike gold for the first time since September 2015. Blue Harmony was up against it with a revitalised Windsor Cross last time out and might not find the company quite so hot in the 32Red Casino Handicap. Having previously finished in front of that rival when third at Wolverhampton on Boxing Day, the application of a visor saw Windsor Cross surpass Karl Burke's charge, relegating him to third once again. That was still a fair effort but bearing in mind he lacked an extra kick at the finish over seven furlongs that day, switching back up to an extended mile here makes plenty of sense while the handicapper has also eased him 2lb. Town Parks can follow up his victory at Uttoxeter last month in the Westons Cider Chase at Hereford. Kerry Lee's charge has taken a few races to find his feet over fences, but jumped well and stuck to his task admirably to open his account on New Year's Eve. A 3lb hike seems more than fair and he clearly handles soft ground, so another bold bid is anticipated. It could be a good day for Presteigne-based Lee, with Shear Rock of definite interest on his debut for the yard in the ROA/Racing Post Owners' Jackpot Beginners' Chase. Formerly trained by Charlie Longsdon, Shear Rock was a three-times hurdle winner for that trainer and shaped with plenty of promise on his first try over fences when second at Wetherby back in October 2016. The winner, Ballybolley, has since gone on to strike at Listed level so that could be a decent bit of form and he looked as though there was room to sharpen up in the jumping department. Obviously things have not gone to plan in the interim, but Lee has the skills to bring this eight-year-old back to his best. Frank N Fair is already a three-times winner at Plumpton and she can further augment those statistics in the At The Races Sky 415 Handicap Chase. The 10-year-old has struck gold over this extended three-mile-one-furlong trip twice already this season, showing the ability to handle really deep ground as well as slightly quicker conditions in the process. She kept on for a fair third last time when upped in both distance and company, but a return to class four company can see her regain the winning thread. Sporting Life Suggestions HEREFORD: 1.40 Aptly Put, 2.10 Shear Rock, 2.40 Sue Be It, 3.10 Town Parks, 3.40 Another Venture, 4.10 Glentrool, 4.40 Toby Lerone. PLUMPTON: 1.55 Weebill, 2.25 Good Man Hughie, 2.55 My Dance, 3.25 Sandhurst Lad, 3.55 Frank N Fair, 4.25 Blue April. WOLVERHAMPTON: 4.50 Zenovia, 5.25 Black Truffle, 6.00 Magic Mark, 6.30 CAROLINAE (NAP), 7.00 Blue Harmony, 7.30 Abe Lincoln, 8,00 Steal The Scene. DOUBLE: Carolinae and Abe Lincoln.
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Post by dennisg on Jan 29, 2018 8:09:16 GMT
Owner Rich Ricci nominated Getabird as his best chance of a winner at the Cheltenham Festival. Willie Mullins' six-years-old was a leading fancy for the Champion Bumper 12 months ago before his season was curtailed by injury and this year heads ante-post lists for the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle after he dominated his rivals in the Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle at Punchestown earlier this month. Ricci said: "He was very good the last day and I think he surprised everybody by his turn of foot. "He is one of those horses that is hard to keep right. I'm not sure he does as much at home as the others do, so that last performance on the track, and the way he did it on that ground, was really impressive." Although he is as short as 9/4 for the Festival curtain-raiser, Ricci is not ruling out the possibility of Getabird stepping back up in trip for the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle the following day. He added: "I still think Getabird, on better ground, is better over a longer trip. "That would be some race - Samcro, Next Destination and Getabird in the Ballymore - but on the other hand he shows enough gears for the two miles in the Supreme and I've always felt you need to be a two-and-a-half-mile horse to get the Supreme (trip). "My nap for the Cheltenham Festival is Getabird as he is our best novice, but I am not sure which race he will run in." Getabird's Cheltenham Festival odds, Sky Bet: (Non Runner No Bet) - 5/2 - 5/1 One Ricci-owned horse who could be flying under the Cheltenham radar is Max Dynamite. The eight-year-old has finished third in the Melbourne Cup and sixth in the Hong Kong Vase on his last two starts, but is being primed for the County Hurdle, in which he finished fourth in 2015. "I still believe, although I don't know how everybody else feels, that Max Dynamite is well handicapped over hurdles and his target is the County Hurdle ," said Ricci. "If you're looking for a sleeper from me, he should run well if he gets there in one piece."
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Post by dennisg on Jan 29, 2018 8:11:34 GMT
Brain Power is still in line to make an appearance at the Cheltenham Festival in March following wind surgery. The Nicky Henderson-trained seven-year-old made a fine start to his chasing career when winning in some style at Kempton in November, but things have not gone to plan since. He went to Sandown for the Henry VIII Novices' Chase after Kempton but unseated at the last when looking held by Sceau Royal, and then fell in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot won by Un De Sceaux. Brain Power is 12/1 (Non Runner No Bet) for the at Sky Bet. Henderson said: "He has had his palate cauterized. "We put him in the Arkle. He will be back for that and he should be fine."
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Post by dennisg on Jan 29, 2018 8:13:23 GMT
Sandsend was the star of a treble for trainer Willie Mullins and jockey Paul Townend with a gutsy performance to take the Grade Three Limestone Lad Hurdle at Naas. The five-year-old confirmed the promise of a run at Limerick on his first start for Mullins as he wore down long-time leader Forge Meadow. The latter still held a narrow lead at the final flight but Sandsend (11/4) found more to score by a neck. "He's settled a good bit since his run in Limerick where he was keen," said Mullins. "Probably dropping back to two miles suited him better as they went a right good gallop. "It was only his third run, and he was very inexperienced against the horses he was meeting there. To be able to do that with the experience he had was very good. "He should improve hugely from that and can go up a grade." Sayo (8/11 favourite) was first to strike for the Closutton handler when he got up close home to claim the New Experience At Naas Racecourse Maiden Hurdle by three-quarters of a length after a troubled passage. "He had a lot of traffic problems and put up an impressive display considering he didn't jump well from the third-last. He'll improve from that," said Mullins. Ballyward (9/10 favourite) could have booked his place at Cheltenham when completing the treble. Mullins was impressed with the six-year-old, who kept As You Were at bay by half a length in the INH Stallion Owners EBF Maiden Hurdle. Mullins said: "I think that was a hell of a race. I'd be tempted to bring him for either the Ballymore or the Albert Bartlett after that sort of performance. "The two horses pulled right away from the others, and our fellow was at it up there all the way through the race. "I don't know if we have time to give him another run before bringing him across (to Cheltenham). He'll probably have to go on that run." Sporting Life ✔ @sportinglife 😮 1.01 loser, 1000 winner @naasracecourse 🐴 More importantly, Mossback got up and was fine 3:11 PM - Jan 28, 2018 4 4 Replies 10 10 Retweets 19 19 likes Twitter Ads info and privacy Moulin A Vent might go to the Festival for the four-mile National Hunt Chase after landing a dramatic victory in the Woodlands Park 100 Club Novice Chase. Noel Meade's charge looked set for third place at best coming to the last fence where Jury Duty and Mossbank were locked in battle. However, the latter crashed out, leaving Jury Duty in front, but Moulin A Vent (7/2) was galvanised by Sean Flanagan to snatch an unlikely four-and-a-half-length victory in this Grade Thee. Meade said: "I thought I was going to be third but he stays very well. Hopefully some day he'll get his jumping right and when he does he has a good engine. "His owner is very keen that he goes to Cheltenham. The obvious race is the four-miler but whether you would put an amateur on him I don't know."
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 29, 2018 8:59:46 GMT
Monday: going, weather & non-runners Hereford GOING: SOFT (GoingStick: Chs 5.0, Hdl 5.2) WEATHER: Showers Plumpton GOING: SOFT (Heavy in places) (GoingStick: Hdl 4.4, Chs 4.5) (Rail movements; R1 & 6 +93y, R2 +36y, R3 +120y, R4 +153y, R5 +54y) WEATHER: Showers Wolverhampton (AW) GOING: TAPETA: STANDARD WEATHER: Light rain STALLS: 7f - Outside; Remainder - Inside NON RUNNERS: 6:00 Magic Mark (1)Gowing Gowing Gone (5) 8:00 Major Crispies (3)Smokethatthunders (10)
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 29, 2018 9:00:21 GMT
Lambourn: James Burn
Zenovia (4.50 Wolverhampton, nap)
Top amateur Simon Walker has a fine strike-rate when teaming up with Archie Watson, whose runners continue to go well. This filly goes well at the track and is expected to be in the mix.
Others to follow Hereford 1.40 Rambling Rector, 4.10 Pemberley. Plumpton 2.55 Flemenskill, 3.25 Sandhurst Lad, Wolverhampton 5.25 Black Truffle, 6.00 Montague, 6.30 Pattie.
6/4 Zenovia 4:50 Wolverhampton (AW) Newmarket: David Milnes
Abe Lincoln (7.30 Wolverhampton, nap)
Made a decent comeback under today's jockey Kieran Shoemark when third over a mile at Chelmsford last month. Jeremy Noseda's five-year-old has since thrived in his work on the Al Bahathri.
Others to follow Wolverhampton 5.25 Strictly Carter, 6.30 Carolinae, 7.00 Technological, 8.00 Muhajjal.
4/7 Abe Lincoln 7:30 Wolverhampton (AW) West Country: Tim Mitchell
Opening Batsman (4.40 Hereford, nap) Useful chaser at best and shaped very encouragingly on his hunter chase debut on his reappearance when looking as though he would benefit for the outing. Should do well in this sphere and a bold showing is expected.
Others to follow Hereford 2.10 Muffins For Tea, 4.10 Coastal Drift. Plumpton 2.25 Le Coeur Net, 2.55 My Dance, 3.25 Jully Les Buxy, 3.55 Act Now, 4.25 Blue April.
11/4 Opening Batsman 4:40 Hereford North: Colin Russell
Bint Arcano (6.30 Wolverhampton, nap) Has a good record at the track and also goes well fresh, so with this longer trip likely to suit, she is fancied to go well on her first run after a break.
Others to follow Hereford 2.40 Inniscastle Lad. Wolverhampton 4.50 Spoken Words, 5.25 Mr Potter, 6.00 Magic Mark, 7.00 Danzay, 7.30 Wediddodontwe, 8.00 Smugglers Creek.
13/2 Bint Arcano 6:30 Wolverhampton (AW) Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason
Clondaw Rigger (3.55 Plumpton, nap)
Belatedly built on the promise of a 2016 beating of De Rasher Counter in a point when winning impressively at Hereford earlier this month. Up 15lb in the handicap but could still prove to be well treated.
11/4 Clondaw Rigger 3:55 Plumpton Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Dalness Express 4.50 Wolverhampton Romped home at Kempton five days ago and John O'Shea's five-year-old can shrug off his penalty.
10/3 Dalness Express 4:50 Wolverhampton (AW) Longshot: Ed Quigley
Goodtoknow (3.40 Hereford) The wheels have come off lately for last year's winner, but he should find things easier back in this company with a first-time visor fitted.
4/1 Goodtoknow 3:40 Hereford The Raceform Interactive nugget
Archie Watson and Simon Walker are 3-6 (+£8.25) when teaming up on the all-weather. They pair up with Zenovia in the 4.50 at Wolverhampton.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 29, 2018 9:00:46 GMT
BANKER
Dalness Express (4.50 Wolverhampton)
Stall 12 will present some problems, but this John O'Shea-trained five-year-old is a rapid improver this year and can follow up his recent Kempton success under Brodie Hampson. The tongue-tie seems to have worked wonders on this gelding and he got off the mark at the tenth attempt five days ago when running away with a low-grade handicap. He was always in control that day and quickened up in fine style when asked. Running under a penalty, I'd make him favourite for Wolverhampton's opener and the opening show of 11-4 seems value.
10/3 Dalness Express 4:50 Wolverhampton (AW) GOOD THING
Technological (7.00 Wolverhampton)
Finished in behind in three decent turf maidens last summer and autumn before finishing an unlucky second on his all-weather debut at Lingfield just under two weeks ago when well fancied. The Margarson clearly believe he's well handicapped off a mark in the low 70s and he would have won had he not hung right under pressure. It's a slight concern that he might do it again, but he should prove too good for these nonetheless, even with a 3lb rise for his runner-up effort.
7/4 Technological 7:00 Wolverhampton (AW) Let our experts point you in the direction of the winners with invaluable punting pointers delivered directly to your inbox. Sign up here to get our free newsletter every week
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 29, 2018 9:01:17 GMT
The father and son partnership of Gary and Joshua Moore have a 23 per cent strike-rate at Plumpton. Good Man Hughie (2.25) wears first-time blinkers on his handicap chase debut, which may see him turn in an improved performance.
Tom Lacey boasts a 29 per cent strike-rate with first time handicap runners. Snapdragon Fire (2.40) has shown potential and may be ready to strike on his handicap debut at Hereford.
Philip Hobbs is 19-113 with bumper newcomers (17 per cent strike-rate). Arthur Mac (4.10) may prove worthy of support on his debut at Hereford with Richard Johnson on board.
Toby Lerone (4.40) won Hereford’s hunter chase last year. Dan Skelton’s 11-year-old overcame a 248-day absence on that occasion so the 299-day absence isn’t a great concern in his repeat bid.
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 29, 2018 9:02:20 GMT
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Post by Kimmy on Jan 29, 2018 9:02:49 GMT
Hereford
Robin Goodfellow
1.40 Aptly Put
2.10 Report To Base
2.40 Snapdragon Fire
3.10 Town Parks
3.40 Another Venture
4.10 He’s A Goer
4.40 Toby Lerone
GIMCRACK
1.40 Aptly Put
2.10 Shear Rock
2.40 Sue Be It
3.10 Town Parks
3.40 Another Venture
4.10 Glentrool
4.40 Toby Lerone
Plumpton
Robin Goodfellow
1.55 Distingo
2.25 Good Man Hughie
2.55 My Dance
3.25 Jully Les Buxy
3.55 Clondaw Rigger
4.25 Be Daring
GIMCRACK
1.55 Weebill
2.25 Good Man Hughie
2.55 My Dance
3.25 Sandhurst Lad
3.55 Frank N Fair
4.25 Blue April
Wolverhampton
Robin Goodfellow
4.50 Noneedtotellme
5.25 Mr Potter
6.00 Montague
6.30 Dellaguista (nb)
7.00 Blue Harmony
7.30 Abe Lincoln
8.00 Murdanova (nap)
GIMCRACK
4.50 Zenovia
5.25 Black Truffle
6.00 Magic Mark
6.30 Carolinae (nap)
7.00 Blue Harmony
7.30 Abe Lincoln (nb)
8.00 Steal The
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