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Sedgefield 12:05
Roxyfet Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,193, 2nd £1,932, 3rd £966, 4th £484
4yo+, 12 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
I’m Too Tired (16/1)
Carrying top weight, this Jennie Candlish-trained runner has shown glimpses of promise but was pulled up on their last outing. Improvement is necessary to feature, but stamina might prove a concern. Backed with Bet365.
Foster’s Fortune (3/1)
This five-year-old gelding has been consistent, boasting form figures that suggest competitiveness in this class. Chris Grant’s charge holds strong claims, especially if the ground remains favorable. Odds available with Betvictor.
Love True (9/4)
A progressive type with notable performances, this four-year-old has steadily improved and could capitalize on a workable mark. The pairing with Ben Smith enhances confidence. Check odds with Bet365.
Three Platoon (9/1)
Rebecca Menzies sends out this six-year-old who has been inconsistent, but the addition of blinkers might spark a resurgence. Attractively priced as a potential outsider. Available via Unibet.
Gieves (25/1)
A longshot with little recent form to inspire confidence. Although showing ability in the past, this Hannah McMahon-trained runner faces a stiff task. Can be backed with Betvictor.
Suitably Surprised (5/2)
This consistent runner has finished strongly in recent outings and appears to be thriving under Sam England’s care. Likely to be a prominent contender. Odds available through Bet365.
Solway Staree (66/1)
At the bottom of the weights, this six-year-old has shown little form and is unlikely to trouble the leaders unless a significant improvement is found. Place bets at Unibet.
Inoue (14/1)
Another at the lower end of the weights, Inoue’s recent efforts leave much to be desired, but minor placings could be within reach if conditions favor. Odds available with Bet365.
Verdict
The standout choice here is Suitably Surprised, whose consistent form and strong finishing ability make them the one to beat. For value, Three Platoon could surprise if blinkers have the desired effect, while Love True remains a solid alternative with proven progression.
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Sedgefield 12:40
Fairlight Studio Handicap Chase (Go North One Man Series Qualifier)
Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186
5yo+, 12 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 77y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
Malinka (15/2)
This Jennie Candlish-trained filly has displayed flashes of potential, though her performance needs to improve to challenge at this level. The application of a hood could help settle her, and she’s worth considering for place possibilities. Backed at Bet365.
Mill Street (5/2)
Ben Pauling’s runner showed promise in earlier races but failed to deliver last time as a beaten favorite. With Ben Jones in the saddle, he has a chance to bounce back strongly in this contest. Available through Betvictor.
On The Bubble (33/1)
Ben Haslam’s three-year-old has yet to prove himself over hurdles, and his recent efforts suggest he’s an outsider here. He may need more time to develop. Odds listed with Unibet.
Sweet Soul Music (20/1)
Brian Ellison’s charge has struggled to make an impact so far, and although a step forward is possible, he remains a longshot in this field. Could sneak into minor places with significant improvement. Best priced via Bet365.
Trafalgar Square (14/1)
Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero train this consistent sort, who has shown glimpses of ability. Blinkers are retained, and Henry Brooke could guide him into contention if the pace suits. Look for odds at Unibet.
Vinny’s Dream (15/8)
B F Brookhouse’s juvenile is a strong contender with consistent form and is likely to be popular with punters. Tom Cannon’s booking strengthens his chances of maintaining his good record. Odds listed on Bet365.
Jailbird (10/1)
Tjade Collier’s runner has yet to show much on the track, but the drop in weights could provide an opportunity for a better performance. He remains an intriguing contender for those looking at longer odds. Backed with Betvictor.
Masonbrook Meadow (6/1)
Seamus Mullins sends out this lightly raced sort, whose previous runs suggest potential improvement is on the horizon. Micheal Nolan’s experience could be a positive factor in getting the best out of him. Best odds via Bet365.
Verdict
The selection is Vinny’s Dream, who has shown the most consistent form and is likely to be tough to beat under Tom Cannon. For a value play, Trafalgar Square could spring a surprise with his steady improvement. Mill Street also holds strong claims and cannot be discounted in this juvenile contest.
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Sedgefield 13:15
Michael Watson MW Paving & Groundworks Handicap Hurdle (Go North Brindisi Breeze Series Qualifier)
Winner £4,066, 2nd £1,871, 3rd £936, 4th £468, 5th £233
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 3f 9y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
Neigh Botha (15/8)
This consistent performer has been placed in recent starts and looks well-suited to this field. With Henry Brooke riding for Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero, he holds strong credentials. Odds available at Bet365.
Socks Off (6/1)
Michael and David Easterby’s seven-year-old hasn’t been at his best lately but has shown enough in the past to suggest he could surprise. Patrick Wadge’s 3lb claim may help him stay competitive. Best backed via Betvictor.
Natural Ability (4/1)
Chris Grant’s gelding has been inconsistent over fences but has displayed glimpses of potential. Danny McMenamin’s expertise could bring out a better performance this time. Check odds at Bet365.
Darkest Day (33/1)
This nine-year-old has struggled for form in recent outings and looks unlikely to make an impact unless significant improvement is found. A speculative longshot. Odds available with Unibet.
Fllana Bay (50/1)
Maurice Barnes’ runner failed to complete on his last two appearances and needs a clear round here. At the current price, he’s a rank outsider. Available at Bet365.
Miss Fedora (6/1)
This Seamus Mullins-trained mare produced a career-best effort two starts back, and although inconsistent, she’s capable of surprising if things fall her way. Consider odds with Betvictor.
Edmond Dantes (25/1)
A low-weighted runner who has failed to make much of an impression in recent starts. Needs a dramatic form reversal to figure here. Odds listed on Unibet.
Cofficionado (3/1)
This Donald McCain-trained four-year-old has shown some promise over fences but will need to find more to challenge the market leaders. With Brian Hughes aboard, he could be one to watch. Odds available at Bet365.
Verdict
The standout in this contest appears to be Neigh Botha, who brings consistency and solid form to the table. For those seeking value, Miss Fedora has the potential to run a big race, while Natural Ability could capitalize if he improves his jumping.
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Sedgefield 13:50
Paxtons No1 Caseih Dealer In UK&Ireland Handicap Hurdle (Go North Cab On Target Series Qualifier)
Winner £4,066, 2nd £1,871, 3rd £936, 4th £468, 5th £233
4yo+, 13 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 188y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
Dazzlelikethis (7/4)
This mare, trained by Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero, looked promising in early efforts but has failed to complete her last start. Henry Brooke retains the ride, and the step up in distance might suit her stamina. Backed at Bet365.
Devon Skies (9/2)
Philip Kirby’s five-year-old has been steadily improving, finishing a respectable second last time out. Joe Williamson’s 3lb claim could prove beneficial in what looks a winnable race. Best odds via Unibet.
Florita (100/1)
Florita, trained by Sam England, hasn’t shown much in two starts this season and looks an outsider here. Jonathan England partners her once again, but she’ll need significant progress to feature. Check prices with Bet365.
Myfavouritesister (25/1)
Patrick Neville’s mare has struggled to make an impact in her three starts so far. Craig Nichol takes the ride, but a dramatic improvement is required to be competitive in this field. Odds available with Betvictor.
Reel Rosie (13/2)
Jennie Candlish sends out this lightly raced mare who showed promise in her latest start. With Sean Quinlan on board, she could go well again if building on that performance. Check odds at Bet365.
Trysting Thorn (7/1)
Ian Duncan’s five-year-old displayed her best effort to date when third in a similar contest last time. Conor O’Farrell’s experience over hurdles could guide her to another solid run. Look for odds at Unibet.
Winds Of Winter (4/1)
This consistent performer has placed in her last two starts and seems to enjoy this trip. With Brian Hughes aboard, Iain Jardine’s mare looks capable of giving another good account. Odds available with Bet365.
Crackerjack Queen (20/1)
T Ellis’s four-year-old has yet to complete a clean round of jumping this season. Jack Andrews takes the reins, but her form suggests a big step forward will be needed. Backed at Betvictor.
Verdict
The consistent Winds Of Winter is a strong contender, with her recent placed efforts highlighting her suitability for this trip. Reel Rosie offers value for those seeking an alternative, while Devon Skies continues to improve and looks set to feature prominently.
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Sedgefield 14:25
Vickers.Bet Handicap Chase (Go North Red Rum Series Qualifier)
Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186
5yo+, 11 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 2f 59y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
Zwicky (13/8)
Philip Kirby’s seven-year-old returned to form with a decisive victory last time out. Joe Williamson continues the partnership, and despite a slight rise in the weights, he remains a leading contender. Odds available at Bet365.
Illogical Logic (11/8)
Christian Williams trains this six-year-old who came agonizingly close to winning last time, finishing a close second. Brian Hughes takes the ride, and he looks ready to strike if reproducing that effort. Best prices found via Unibet.
Lady Mendoza (6/1)
Rebecca Menzies’ runner has been consistent but hasn’t quite managed to deliver a standout performance this season. Ross Chapman takes the reins, and she could sneak into the places if the race is run to suit her. Check odds at Bet365.
Croagh Patrick (15/2)
Sam England’s nine-year-old has been below his best recently but has the experience to perform well over this distance. Jonathan England will look to guide him to a strong finish if the pace suits. Odds are available at Betvictor.
Old Page (20/1)
David Thompson’s seven-year-old has been inconsistent, though a third-place finish in his last race showed some promise. Ellis Collier takes the ride, but he will need everything to fall into place to land a blow here. Back him with Bet365.
Verdict
The standout contender is Illogical Logic, who looks well-placed to capitalize on his recent good form. Zwicky is another strong option, having won impressively last time, while Lady Mendoza offers each-way value in a race where stamina will be key.
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Sedgefield 15:00
Hardwick Grange Open National Hunt Flat Race (Cat 1 Elimination) (Go North Jodami QualifIer) (GBB)
Winner £2,451, 2nd £1,129, 3rd £564, 4th £283
4-5yo, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
Sefton Warrior (16/1)
Hannah McMahon’s runner has been knocking on the door without landing a win recently. Edward Austin takes the ride, and the gelding could benefit from a slight drop in grade. Odds available at Bet365.
Bamboo Bay (33/1)
Charlotte Jones partners this six-year-old for Tracy Waggott. While his recent form leaves much to be desired, the gelding has potential to improve if able to rediscover his old flat ability. Check prices with Unibet.
Achnamara (25/1)
Lightly raced over hurdles, this Philip Kirby-trained five-year-old has yet to fully show his capabilities. Bruce Lynn rides, and while improvement is possible, he looks a longshot here. Back him at Bet365.
Upfordebate (20/1)
Patrick Neville’s runner has struggled to make an impact this season. Craig Nichol takes the reins, and although minor improvement can’t be ruled out, others make stronger appeal. Odds found via Betvictor.
Mystic Man (16/1)
This seven-year-old from Ryan Potter’s yard has been inconsistent since his early-season success. Jonathan England rides, but he’ll need a significant step forward to threaten the principals. Best prices on Bet365.
Supreme Authority (33/1)
Chris Grant trains this five-year-old, who has yet to show much over hurdles. Danny McMenamin partners him, but significant improvement will be needed to make a mark. Odds available at Unibet.
Morandi Second (5/1)
This Patrick Neville-trained gelding has shown glimpses of ability in his last few starts. Henry Brooke retains the ride, and he could be a live contender if handling the step up in trip. Check odds with Bet365.
Star Vantage (14/1)
Rebecca Menzies saddles this seven-year-old, who has struggled for consistency. Ross Chapman rides again, but the gelding would need to reverse recent poor efforts to feature. Back him at Betvictor.
Ginger Pointe (10/1)
Danny Brooke’s seven-year-old was in good form earlier this season before unseating last time. Brian Hughes rides, and if back to his best, he could be a lively outsider. Best prices found with Bet365.
Clean Getaway (5/4)
Philip Kirby’s consistent performer comes into this race after back-to-back wins. Joe Williamson continues the partnership, and the gelding looks the one to beat if maintaining form. Back him at Betvictor.
Blended Stealth (5/1)
Lizzie Quinlan’s charge has been a model of consistency without winning. Sean Quinlan takes the reins again, and the gelding looks poised to challenge if the race pans out to suit. Check odds at Bet365.
Swift Reply (16/1)
Simon Waugh’s eight-year-old produced a good second two starts back but pulled up last time. Charlie Maggs claims 7lbs, and while he has potential, others look stronger. Odds available at Unibet.
Verdict
Clean Getaway is the obvious choice, having won his last two starts convincingly. Blended Stealth has the consistency to challenge, while Morandi Second could offer value as an improving type stepping up in trip.
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