Hexham Racecards Horse Racing Tips: Saturday, 7th June 2025

Are you looking to place bets at Hexham races today and looking for the racecards and tips? You are in the right place. Here you will find all the best predictions made by our experts on every Hexham race for today. Our horse racing betting experts will also highlight to you what are the best odds and the three horses that they believe they will place. A rationale will also be provided so you can see why those selections were picked. In addition to that, you will find the best bookmakers offers. Enjoy the racing at Hexham today and good luck!

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Hexham 16:05

Neil Pennington 10th Anniversary Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle

 Winner £4,520, 2nd £2,261, 3rd £1,129, 4th £566, 5th £282

 4yo+, 16 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 28y , GOOD TO SOFT, Good in places (GoingStick 5.8) (Watered)

1. Present Fair (Best Odds: 4/1 – bet365)
Put up a strong display last month and was only narrowly denied last time. Remains competitively handicapped and looks primed to challenge again in similar conditions.

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2. Blazing Court (Best Odds: 16/1 – Unibet)
Reliable jumper who usually gives his running, though may lack the change of gear required to dominate a field this size.

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3. Wee Alki (Best Odds: 4/1 – Betvictor)
Solid series of runner-up efforts recently and knocking on the door. Cheekpieces seem to be working, and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see him go one better.

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4. Mayos Vendangeur (Best Odds: 14/1 – bet365)
Lightly raced this term and form tailed off last year. Something to prove, though not without a squeak if finding improvement.

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5. Rickety Gate (Best Odds: 14/1 – Unibet)
Scored two starts back but didn’t follow up and may be vulnerable if others improve. Still, not entirely ruled out at the weights.

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6. Nakassama (Best Odds: 20/1 – bet365)
Out of sorts lately and yet to recapture the promise he hinted at early in his career. Difficult to make a compelling case.

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7. Beat The Retreat (Best Odds: 7/1 – Betvictor)
Knuckled down well for second place recently and seems to be peaking. If continuing in that vein, could play a significant role.

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8. Tread Softly Now (Best Odds: 16/1 – Unibet)
Lacks consistency and hard to predict. On his day, capable of producing a strong turn of foot, but needs to bounce back from a subdued display.

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9. Tiny Angel (Best Odds: 12/1 – bet365)
Struggled in deeper races recently but hinted at better form last time. Unlikely winner, but each-way players may find value.

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10. Huit Reflets (Best Odds: 14/1 – Betvictor)
Previous winner at this venue, though recent efforts suggest regression. Still, back at Hexham, he may outperform expectations.

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11. Suitably Surprised (Best Odds: 14/1 – bet365)
Lost momentum after early-season victories. If rediscovering that spark, would enter calculations, but others arrive in better form.

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12. Badbad Leroy Brown (Best Odds: 16/1 – Unibet)
Veteran hurdler who keeps finding ways to remain competitive. Two seconds in a row show he still enjoys his racing, though may find one too strong.

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13. Moveonbuy (Best Odds: 33/1 – Betvictor)
Lightly campaigned and has failed to make much impact so far. Faces a tough challenge to get involved at the finish.

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14. Billable Grant (Best Odds: 8/1 – bet365)
Turned in an eye-catching win a couple of starts ago and wasn’t disgraced last time. Capable of another big run if things fall right tactically.

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15. Dear Dot (Best Odds: 33/1 – Unibet)
Exposed type with a patchy profile. Likely to be running on late but hard to see her laying down a serious challenge in the closing stages.

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16. Foxwood (Best Odds: 16/1 – Betvictor)
Still early in his hurdling career and has shown glimpses of ability. Fell last time out but could sneak into the frame if staying upright and focused.

Verdict

Beat The Retreat gets the nod, having put in a well-measured run last time that suggests he’s ready to peak. Wee Alki is doing little wrong and should be on the premises again, while Present Fair continues to progress and rates a danger. Billable Grant looks capable of sneaking a place at decent odds if repeating his previous effort.

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Hexham 16:40

Port Of Blyth Handicap Chase (GBB Race)

 Winner £6,786, 2nd £3,123, 3rd £1,561, 4th £781, 5th £389

 5yo+, 6 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 1m 7f 133y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)

1. Willie Shake Hands – 5/6 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Sam England | Jockey: Jonathan England
Got off the mark over fences with a strong display here last time, jumping fluently and stretching clear. Has scope to climb the handicap ranks and looks well placed to follow up if maintaining that level.

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2. Restandbethankful – 15/2 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Lizzie Quinlan | Jockey: Sean Quinlan
Often runs his race without landing the prize, though did perform with credit in stronger company previously. Drops in grade and has claims if he can sharpen up his jumping under pressure.

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3. Dream Jet – 11/4 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Brian Ellison | Jockey: Craig Nichol
Ran with promise when third behind the favourite here recently and meets him on 6lb better terms. Likes the track and can’t be dismissed, though may again find one just too strong in the finish.

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4. Stylish Recruit – 25/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Sandy Thomson | Jockey: Danny McMenamin
Won at this venue last year but has struggled for form since. Needs a revival after a string of underwhelming efforts and others appeal more on current evidence.

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5. Sonning – 16/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Mark Walford | Jockey: Jamie Hamilton
Well below his best for some time and yet to fire this season. Has a tongue-tie retained and visor added, but would be a surprise winner unless finding sudden improvement.

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6. She Won’t Mind – 25/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Tim Reed | Jockey: Harry Reed
Dropped to a basement mark and hinted at better last time out. However, remains winless and steps into stronger company here. Would need a career-best to make an impact.

Verdict

Willie Shake Hands impressed when landing a course and distance contest last time and looks the type to keep progressing over fences. Dream Jet can close the gap on better terms but still has a bit to prove at the business end. Restandbethankful might fare best of the rest if putting in a clean round.

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Hexham 17:15

Port Of Blyth Novices’ Handicap Chase

 Winner £5,255, 2nd £2,418, 3rd £1,209, 4th £605, 5th £301

 5yo+, 8 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 15y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)

1. Classical Sting – 4/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: L J Morgan | Jockey: Lewis Dobb
Yet to make a serious impact over hurdles but now switches to chasing with headgear applied. Market support would be interesting. Starts life over fences on a potentially workable mark.

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2. Royal Deeside – 33/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Patrick Morris | Jockey: Harry Reed
Showed glimpses of ability in maiden hurdles but failed to back it up in handicaps. Still early days, though his profile doesn’t inspire much confidence.

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3. Rock N Roll Champ – 14/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Sandy Forster | Jockey: Craig Nichol
Has yet to win in 14 attempts under rules. Jumping remains an issue and although the mark is falling, it’s hard to see him threatening unless the first-time blinkers spark revival.

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4. Time Was – 15/2 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Philip Kirby | Jockey: Joe Williamson
Placed effort last time suggested he’s coming to hand. If he builds on that, he’s not far off competing at the business end in a race of this nature. Each-way player.

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5. Am Still Here – 10/11 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Nicky Richards | Jockey: Sean Quinlan
Runner-up in both recent starts, shaping as though his turn is imminent. Form looks solid and another forward run is expected. Tough to oppose on current trajectory.

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6. Deep Strato – 8/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Donald McCain | Jockey: Theo Gillard
Returned to some form when fourth last time after a series of disappointing efforts. If he can build on that, could surprise a few at fair odds.

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7. Iturgeon Du Breuil – 15/2 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Barry Murtagh | Jockey: Lorcan Murtagh
Hasn’t finished closer than fifth in any of his completed runs but showed more spark most recently. Capable of better if settling early and jumping cleanly.

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8. Chantilly Rose – 50/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Lizzie Quinlan | Jockey: Peter Kavanagh
Outsider of the field and it’s easy to see why. Has shown little to recommend and would need a career-defining effort to be involved.

Verdict

Am Still Here has been knocking on the door and looks well positioned to finally go one better in this contest. Time Was has been coming to hand and could run into a place, while Deep Strato may offer value if repeating his recent improvement.

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Hexham 17:50

Lynn Siddall Memorial Handicap Chase

•  5yo+, 9 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 3m 41y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
•  Winner £5,255, 2nd £2,418, 3rd £1,209, 4th £605, 5th £301

1. C’Est Quelqu’un – 11/2 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Andrew Hamilton | Jockey: Alan Doyle
Ultra-consistent stayer who keeps knocking on the door. Third again last time out and is rarely far away. Handles the course and trip well, and always runs honestly. Solid each-way claims once more.

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2. Robert d’Ores – 13/2 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: George Bewley | Jockey: Jonathon Bewley
Recorded a brave front-running success last time and returns to a course where he’s run well before. Slight rise in the weights makes this tougher, but has momentum behind him.

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3. Kicksaftersix – 5/2 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Martin Todhunter | Jockey: Sean Quinlan
Has found his form in recent months with back-to-back course victories, both at this distance. Looks well treated to complete the hat-trick and remains the one they all have to beat if he continues to jump fluently.

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4. Dr Shirocco – 10/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Sandy Forster | Jockey: Conor O’Farrell
Unseated rider here last time but had shown flashes of competitiveness prior to that. Capable at this level when right, though consistency isn’t a strong point. One to watch in the betting.

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5. Rob Roy Macgregor – 12/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Sandy Thomson | Jockey: Craig Nichol
Well held a few times this season but shaped better last time and might be rounding into form. Wouldn’t be a huge surprise if he sneaked into the placings, especially with a positive early position.

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6. Halfway House Lad – 5/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Maurice Barnes | Jockey: Charlie Price
Had a terrific spell earlier this year with back-to-back wins before just losing out here in a tight finish. Stays the trip strongly and may go close again if he gets a clear round.

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7. Donny’s Fortune – 11/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Micky Hammond | Jockey: Robert Dunne
Another who’s been well beaten in recent appearances but did show more spark in his last run. Would need to step up markedly to play a role here.

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8. Muroor – 10/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Lizzie Quinlan | Jockey: Danny McMenamin
Veteran campaigner who has had plenty of chances but continues to run on bravely. Finished fifth in a better race last time and has the stamina to stick around if the pace collapses.

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9. Lady Hamilton – 16/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Wilf Storey | Jockey: Peter Kavanagh
Fell last time out but had been performing modestly before that. This is a deeper contest and she looks up against it on all known form. Difficult to support with any confidence.

Verdict

Kicksaftersix continues to impress and completed back-to-back C&D wins with authority. He looks capable of completing a quickfire hat-trick if his jumping holds up. C’Est Quelqu’un is as reliable as they come and can once again hit the frame. Halfway House Lad, who went close in a similar contest, also deserves respect.

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Hexham 18:20

Northumberland County Show Novices’ Hurdle (GBB Race)

 Winner £4,901, 2nd £2,258, 3rd £1,129, 4th £565

 4yo+, 8 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 28y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)

1. Pike Road – 4/11 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Martin Keighley | Jockey: Freddie Keighley
Made all in a convincing win over three miles at this venue last time. Drops in distance but retains a class edge over this line-up. Should dominate if repeating that level of performance.

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2. Wild Reiver – 33/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Iain Jardine | Jockey: Conor Rabbitt
Limited impact in several outings and remains unproven over hurdles. Others make stronger appeal. Will need a leap forward to threaten the market principals.

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3. Late Night Drama – 100/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Susan Corbett | Jockey: Nathan Moscrop
Outpaced in previous races and seems to lack the tactical speed needed here. Highly unlikely to get involved unless finding massive improvement.

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4. Miss Bumblebee – 5/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: George Bewley | Jockey: Jonathon Bewley
Ran with promise last year and returns after a break. Yard often does well at this venue and if tuned up, could be the biggest threat to the hot favourite.

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5. Moveonbuy – 25/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Andrew Crook | Jockey: Joe Williamson
One or two fair efforts but lacks consistency and finds winning difficult. Faces a tough assignment in this company.

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6. Theatre Light – 9/2 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Susan Corbett | Jockey: Henry Brooke
Returned after a long break and showed potential previously in staying races. Has the ability to go close if race-fit and able to build on past promise.

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7. Waltzing Matilda – 66/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Gillian Boanas | Jockey: Danny McMenamin
Showed minor promise early in her career but has struggled for form since. This assignment looks too difficult based on recent efforts.

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8. Dartmouth Star – 100/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Mark Walford | Jockey: Jamie Hamilton
Little to show from two starts and arrives without any competitive momentum. Needs a miracle to hit the frame.

Verdict

Pike Road towers above these rivals on ratings and recent form, having won well here over a longer trip. He should prove far too strong dropping in class and distance. Theatre Light may be the one to chase him home if back to form after a break, while Miss Bumblebee also appeals as a potential place contender.

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Hexham 18:50

Port Of Blyth Handicap Hurdle

 Winner £8,054, 2nd £3,706, 3rd £1,853, 4th £927, 5th £462

 4yo+, 5 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 28y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)

1. Hardy Du Seuil – 13/8 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Jamie Snowden | Jockey: Joe Anderson
Returns after a solid third in a much stronger race and has proven his mettle in deeper waters. Handles these conditions well and, with class on his side, rates a major contender if avoiding errors.

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2. Benson – 8/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Sandy Thomson | Jockey: Lewis Dobb
Formerly smart, but recent efforts have hinted at decline. Has the ability to make an impact at this level if the blinkers rekindle some old spark, but recent form is patchy.

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3. Well Educated – 6/4 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: George Bewley | Jockey: Jonathon Bewley
A reliable operator around this venue who always gives his running. Took this race last year and shaped well on his return last month. Should go very close again from a good mark.

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4. See A Stride – 7/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Susan Corbett | Jockey: Nathan Moscrop
Off the track since a few fair runs in the winter, but has shown capability in similar handicaps. If fit enough after the break, could sneak into a place at decent odds. Has since been declared a non-runner.

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NON-RUNNER: The Jeweller’s Pet

Verdict

This looks like a match between the solid local performer Well Educated, who has course expertise and arrives in good heart, and the classy but less predictable Hardy Du Seuil, who drops in grade and holds topweight. Benson has the back-class to surprise if returning to his best.

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Hexham 19:20

Happy Retirement Charlo Handicap Hurdle

 Winner £4,806, 2nd £2,211, 3rd £1,106, 4th £553, 5th £276

 4yo+, 12 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 48y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)

1. Addosh – 7/2 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Brian Ellison | Jockey: Jack Power
Returned from a break to score convincingly last time, showing grit and late pace. Still well-treated despite a penalty. One to respect with momentum behind her.

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2. Wolfburg – 25/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Sandy Thomson | Jockey: Craig Nichol
Missed the frame since returning from a layoff. Lacks recent spark and form figures don’t inspire much confidence at this stage.

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3. Gemini Man – 25/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Iain Jardine | Jockey: Danny McMenamin
Hasn’t been seen in race-winning form for some time. Showed glimpses of ability last year, but needs a turnaround in fortunes to get involved here.

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4. Socks Off – 5/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: M & D Easterby | Jockey: Joshua Thompson
Consistently placed without getting his head in front. Could go well again if maintaining form, though might just find one or two better treated.

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5. Allbetsoff – 11/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Kevin Hunter | Jockey: Jonathon Bewley
Not disgraced in recent starts and has winning course form. Dangerous if allowed to dictate matters from the front, though needs a career-best to prevail.

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6. Serious Ego – 20/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Nicky Richards | Jockey: Conor Rabbitt
Veteran of the field but hasn’t shown enough in recent efforts to warrant support. Hard to fancy based on current trajectory.

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7. Cage Rattler – 14/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Sandy Forster | Jockey: Conor O’Farrell
Steady if unspectacular form recently. Could grab a place if things fall his way, but others appeal more for win purposes.

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8. Huit Reflets – 8/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Mark Walford | Jockey: Jamie Hamilton
Struggled after a winning spell last season. Capable on his day, but needs to bounce back to his best form to be a serious contender.

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9. Grand Scheme – 5/4 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Sam England | Jockey: Jonathan England
Bolted up last time with plenty in hand and could still be well ahead of the assessor under a 7lb penalty. Rightly heads the market and is the one to beat.

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10. Likleman – 50/1 [🏇 Betvictor]
Trainer: Hannah McMahon | Jockey: Edward Austin
Struggled in most runs and would be a shock winner based on all known form. Opposable.

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11. Blended Stealth – 20/1 [🏇 bet365]
Trainer: Lizzie Quinlan | Jockey: Peter Kavanagh
Yet to fire since switching yards. On a lowly mark now but form has tailed off significantly. Would need to rediscover earlier promise.

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12. Edmond Dantes – 66/1 [🏇 Unibet]
Trainer: Barry Murtagh | Jockey: Lorcan Murtagh
Patchy record and very little to recommend on recent efforts. Stands out as an outsider for a reason.

Verdict

Grand Scheme looks progressive and hard to oppose after a strong comeback win, with more to offer despite a rise in the weights. Addosh rates the main danger if repeating her last performance, while Socks Off is a consistent sort who can’t be ruled out for the places.

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