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Exeter 12:10
Jumps Is Back With Rhino.Bet Novices’ Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £3,540, 2nd £1,631, 3rd £815, 4th £408
4yo+, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 2f 111y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Atlantic Power – 100/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Richenda Ford’s gelding has struggled in recent outings and fell last time out. Richie McLernon takes the ride, but improvement is needed to make an impact here.
Don’t Wind Me Up – 3/1 (bet365 – click here)
Philip Hobbs & Johnson White’s gelding has placed in his last two starts and seems to be improving steadily. Micheal Nolan’s booking suggests confidence in a strong performance.
Grenadier Jed – 16/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Although Robert Walford’s gelding has not shown much to date, Harry Kimber’s claim might help him improve over this trip. He remains a long shot in this competitive field.
Kap Ouest – Evs (bet365 – click here)
Harry Fry’s five-year-old has shown consistent form, finishing in the top three on his last two runs. Bryan Carver will be aiming to guide him to a maiden victory as the favorite.
Lions Peak – 66/1 (Betvictor – click here)
This Ali Stronge-trained gelding is lightly raced and yet to show much ability. Charlie Deutsch takes the reins, looking for significant improvement in this outing.
Tuxedo Junction – 7/2 (BetMGM – click here)
David Pipe’s gelding has been placed in one of his three starts over hurdles. Jack Tudor partners him again, and he looks likely to challenge the leading contenders.
Hard Dealt – 20/1 (bet365 – click here)
This Henry Daly-trained gelding showed some promise when winning on the flat but was below par on his hurdles debut. David Bass could coax more improvement here.
Reel Orange – 11/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Chris Down’s runner has placed once in three attempts and might find this distance more to his liking. James Davies retains the ride, which adds to his appeal as a potential outsider.
What U Wanna Do Is – 100/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Ben Lund’s gelding has failed to make an impression so far and will need significant improvement under Nick Scholfield to trouble the leaders in this race.
Verdict
Kap Ouest looks the one to beat, having shown consistent form and strong performances in maiden hurdles. Tuxedo Junction is an exciting challenger and could push the favorite hard, while Don’t Wind Me Up continues to improve and is likely to feature prominently. Our pick: Kap Ouest for the win, with Tuxedo Junction and Don’t Wind Me Up as the main threats.
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Exeter 12:45
Follow Us On X @betrhino Novices’ Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
Winner £5,281, 2nd £2,430, 3rd £1,215, 4th £608, 5th £303
4yo+, 5 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 54y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Baby Shally – 8/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Anthony Honeyball’s mare has struggled for consistency, with her latest effort leaving much to be desired. However, Rex Dingle’s experience in the saddle might help her secure a more competitive run.
Nancy Till – 100/1 (BetMGM – click here)
This Max Young-trained mare has shown little in her outings to date. Tabitha Worsley takes the ride, but substantial improvement would be required to make an impression here.
Party Vibes – 8/13 (bet365 – click here)
Henry Daly’s six-year-old has already proven her class, with multiple strong performances over fences. David Bass rides again, and the mare looks set to justify her position as the clear favorite.
Sunday Soldier – 7/4 (BetMGM – click here)
This consistent mare from the David Killahena & Graeme McPherson partnership has solid form in the book. Richie McLernon will aim to deliver a bold ride and push the favorite hard.
Verdict
Party Vibes holds a clear edge in this small field, with her previous efforts marking her out as the one to beat. However, Sunday Soldier looks a strong challenger and could make it an exciting contest. For those seeking an outsider, Baby Shally might provide a modest run to grab a place. Our pick: Party Vibes to claim victory, with Sunday Soldier as the primary danger.
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Exeter 13:20
Rhino.Bet Proudly Sponsor Henry Brooke Mares’ Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £3,540, 2nd £1,631, 3rd £815, 4th £408
4yo+, 10 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 161y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Jurancon (4/6, bet365)
With two wins in his last three starts, Jurancon stands out as the one to beat in this field. His turn of foot in the closing stages has been impressive, and he has every chance of adding another win to his record.
Mythical Moon (7/2, Unibet)
A talented 4-year-old with an exciting victory last time out, Mythical Moon looks well-prepared to challenge the favorite. He’s still improving and could spring a surprise if given the right ride.
Break Heart Hill (200/1, Betvictor)
This outsider has shown little to suggest a big performance is on the cards, but connections will hope for improvement in this second outing over hurdles.
Disco Davis (7/1, bet365)
While recent falls have raised concerns, Disco Davis has previously shown enough promise to be in contention if he can avoid mistakes. His chances rely heavily on a clean round.
George Henry (14/1, Betvictor)
George Henry is stepping up after a lengthy break but has shown ability in the past. He might need this run to regain peak fitness, though he cannot be dismissed entirely.
In Limbo (33/1, Unibet)
Having been lightly raced in recent years, In Limbo returns with question marks over his current ability. He’ll need to show considerable improvement to make an impact here.
Kap Vert (14/1, bet365)
Kap Vert’s recent form suggests he could improve in this race, though he’ll need to find more to challenge the leading contenders. A place finish may be within reach if the race falls his way.
Tractor Jack (66/1, Unibet)
Despite a disappointing debut, Tractor Jack could benefit from the experience and may fare better with a steadier pace. Still, he looks up against it in this field.
U Cant Be Serious (9/1, Betvictor)
Returning after a break, U Cant Be Serious has some decent previous form to his name. If he recaptures that level, he could sneak into contention.
Arctic Blue (100/1, bet365)
Arctic Blue has yet to show anything to suggest a serious challenge is on the horizon. He would need to produce a vastly improved effort to figure here.
Mon The Hoops (200/1, Betvictor)
This long-shot has struggled to make an impression in previous outings. Improvement is needed, but his chances appear slim.
Northern Symphonie (100/1, Unibet)
Northern Symphonie has shown little form to date and looks to have a lot to prove. Others are preferred.
Stylia (25/1, bet365)
Stylia has displayed glimpses of potential but still appears raw. She could develop into a better horse with experience, though she may find this too competitive at this stage.
Verdict
Jurancon holds all the aces here with his dominant recent form and looks set to deliver another win. Mythical Moon is the main threat and could give the favorite a real race if he continues to progress. For value seekers, Disco Davis offers an intriguing proposition, provided he can keep his jumping clean.
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Exeter 13:55
What Is Trending At Rhino.Bet Casino Handicap Chase
Winner £8,714, 2nd £4,010, 3rd £2,005, 4th £1,003, 5th £500
4yo+, 6 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 48y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Crest Of Honour – 33/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Jane Williams’ runner has yet to show meaningful form and would need significant improvement to feature here. Harry Kimber will hope to steer him to a stronger performance.
Le Soleil Reve – 9/2 (BetMGM – click here)
Another Jane Williams-trained contender, this gelding is lightly raced and could step forward with David Noonan in the saddle. A solid effort may see him challenge for a place.
Red N Yellow – 8/11 (bet365 – click here)
Trained by Philip Hobbs & Johnson White, this gelding showed promise with a second-place finish on his debut. Micheal Nolan retains the ride, and he looks the one to beat here.
Star Of Guiting – 4/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Nigel Twiston-Davies’ gelding improved on his second start and could continue to progress. Jamie Brace’s 7lb claim might help his chances of pushing the favorite close.
Widdybank – 13/2 (bet365 – click here)
Tom George’s runner didn’t impress on debut but has the scope for improvement. Jonathan Burke takes the reins and will aim to coax a better performance out of this youngster.
Verdict
Red N Yellow appears to hold a class edge over his rivals and should take all the beating. Star Of Guiting is likely to emerge as the closest challenger, while Le Soleil Reve has the potential to surprise and grab a place. Our pick: Red N Yellow to dominate, with Star Of Guiting and Le Soleil Reve completing the frame.
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Exeter 14:30
Blog.Rhino.Bet For Daily Racing Insight Handicap Hurdle
Winner £3,697, 2nd £1,701, 3rd £851, 4th £426, 5th £212
3yo+, 18 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 161y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Issam – 5/2 (bet365 – click here)
Tom Symonds’ gelding has shown strong form at this level and looks well-suited to the conditions. With Daryl Jacob taking the reins, he’s expected to mount a significant challenge.
Investment Manager – 9/2 (Betvictor – click here)
Joe Tizzard’s eight-year-old has been consistent this season, winning twice and placing third last time out. Jack Tudor’s experience adds confidence to this contender’s chances.
Into The Park – 11/4 (BetMGM – click here)
This five-year-old from the Philip Hobbs & Johnson White yard has a progressive profile but will need to bounce back after a lackluster effort on his seasonal debut. Micheal Nolan will look to guide him back to form.
Mayhem Mya – 9/2 (bet365 – click here)
Chris Honour’s mare has been inconsistent of late, failing to complete her last two starts. However, she has prior course experience, and Bryan Carver’s partnership could spark a turnaround.
Centara – 4/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Paul Nicholls’ lightly raced six-year-old has potential to improve despite being pulled up on his last outing. Jay Tidball’s 5lb claim could prove vital in helping this gelding find his best.
Verdict
Issam brings strong credentials and looks set to thrive under these conditions, making him the one to beat. Investment Manager has been reliable and could emerge as the main threat, while Centara holds the potential to surprise if finding improvement. Our pick: Issam to come out on top, with Investment Manager and Centara chasing closely.
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Exeter 15:05
Budges Farm Handicap Chase
Winner £3,961, 2nd £1,823, 3rd £911, 4th £456, 5th £227
4yo+, 11 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 48y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Rangatira Jack – 33/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Linda Blackford’s six-year-old has been out of form in recent starts and looks unlikely to feature unless he finds significant improvement under Sean Houlihan.
Ileny Royale – 11/2 (BetMGM – click here)
Tim Vaughan’s gelding bounced back to form with a victory last time out. Alan Johns retains the ride, and another strong showing could be on the cards.
Time To Bite – 12/1 (bet365 – click here)
Chris Honour’s nine-year-old has been a consistent performer but will need to step up after finishing sixth in his latest outing. Bryan Carver takes the reins again.
Imperial Joe – 10/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Tim Dennis’ gelding has shown some promise with recent efforts. Mr. Jake Bament’s 7lb claim could make him an interesting contender at a decent price.
Coconut Twist – 16/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Daisy Hitchins’ runner has struggled for consistency but has shown glimpses of ability. Mr. Robbie David claims 7lbs, which could help this six-year-old get closer to the frame.
Pep Talking – 4/1 (bet365 – click here)
Billy Aprahamian’s gelding comes into the race in great form, winning his last two starts. Gavin Sheehan stays aboard, and he looks like a strong contender once again.
You Say Nothing – 14/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Christian Williams’ nine-year-old has been inconsistent this season but could improve under Jack Tudor. However, he’ll need to rediscover better form to challenge here.
Nadim – 25/1 (BetMGM – click here)
This five-year-old from Daisy Hitchins’ yard has yet to deliver on his promise. Harry Reed takes the ride and will be hoping for a step forward from the gelding.
Mister Upton – 7/2 (bet365 – click here)
Chris Gordon’s five-year-old has been in terrific form, winning two of his last three starts. Freddie Gordon’s 5lb claim enhances his chances in this competitive field.
Zmiinyi – 9/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Kim Bailey’s six-year-old has been knocking on the door, placing in his last two outings. Tom Bellamy is a reliable partner and could guide him to a breakthrough performance.
The Cox Express – 14/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Robert Walford’s five-year-old has shown some promise but needs to step up significantly to contend here. Harry Kimber rides, and improvement is not out of the question.
Wellwillya – 16/1 (bet365 – click here)
Helen Nelmes’ six-year-old is hard to predict, with a win followed by a pulled-up effort in his last two starts. Alice Stevens’ 3lb claim might help secure a better run.
My Rockstar – 12/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Helen Rees’ runner has been improving steadily, with a win last time out. Ben Godfrey takes the ride again and will be aiming to build on that success.
Benville Bridge – 33/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Fiona Shaw’s seven-year-old has been struggling for form and would need a significant turnaround to be competitive in this race. Lewis Stones claims 3lbs.
Eurowork – 33/1 (bet365 – click here)
Nigel Hawke’s ten-year-old has been off the pace for some time. Lorcan Murtagh will need to produce a masterclass to bring him into contention.
Master Mikey Dee – 33/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Richenda Ford’s nine-year-old has been consistent in placing finishes but hasn’t raced recently. Caoilin Quinn rides, but fitness could be a concern.
Fox Wallace – 100/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Ella Pickard’s six-year-old has failed to complete his last three starts. Philip Armson takes the ride but improvement is required to have any impact.
Verdict
Mister Upton has been in superb form and looks poised for another strong performance, while Pep Talking also arrives with momentum and could provide a stern challenge. Zmiinyi appears well-placed to capitalize on recent consistency and offers value as an outsider. Our pick: Mister Upton to triumph, with Pep Talking and Zmiinyi completing the placings.
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Exeter 15:40
Haldon Hill Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle
Winner £4,753, 2nd £2,187, 3rd £1,094, 4th £547, 5th £273
3yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 2f 111y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.6)
Diamatiste – 10/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Kayley Woollacott’s five-year-old returned with a respectable fourth last time out. With Mr. Joshua Newman in the saddle, he could build on that effort and challenge for the places.
Moorland Rambler – 13/2 (BetMGM – click here)
Jane Williams’ gelding showed signs of progress when runner-up on his last outing. With Mr. Toby McCain-Mitchell claiming 5lbs, he’s one to watch in this contest.
Limerick Leader – 8/1 (bet365 – click here)
Alison Thorpe’s runner returned to winning ways recently and could back that up here. Miss Imogen Mathias continues to partner him, adding confidence to his claims.
Jukebox Fury – 9/2 (BetMGM – click here)
Nicky Henderson’s five-year-old hasn’t had many opportunities but looks capable of improving after a decent fifth last time out. Mr. Henry Main takes the ride, seeking his first win of the season.
Back Yourself – 13/2 (Betvictor – click here)
David Pipe’s gelding is returning from a break but has shown ability in similar conditions. With Mr. Martin McIntyre aboard, he’s expected to run a solid race.
Blackhillsofdakota – 50/1 (bet365 – click here)
Alexandra Dunn’s nine-year-old has been disappointing of late but might show improvement with Mr. Jake Bament claiming 7lbs.
Martalite – 10/1 (BetMGM – click here)
A recent winner over this sort of trip, this runner from the David Killahena & Graeme McPherson yard has proven stamina. Mr. Tommie M O’Brien takes the ride again, aiming to replicate their earlier success.
Catboy – 5/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Christian Williams’ consistent performer has been knocking on the door, and this could be his chance to get back to winning ways. Mr. J J Murphy-Knight partners him once more.
Butterwick Brook – 25/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Joe Tizzard’s gelding has struggled for form, failing to complete in his last two starts. Mr. Liam Trott rides and will look to get more out of the nine-year-old.
Fantomas – 12/1 (bet365 – click here)
Nigel Twiston-Davies’ gelding has shown ability in similar conditions. Mr. Charlie Bell is aboard again, aiming to guide him to a better finish this time around.
Kentford Mallard – 20/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Seamus Mullins’ veteran mare has been out of form but might surprise if she finds a spark under Mr. Simon Elliott.
Unspeakable – 16/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Christian Williams’ second runner is capable of placing on his best form. Miss Olive Nicholls takes the ride, claiming 3lbs to boost his chances.
Sindabella – 9/1 (bet365 – click here)
This Nigel Hawke-trained mare has been in good form, finishing third after a win. Miss Megan Bevan partners her again, keeping her competitive in this field.
Silver Chord – 50/1 (Betvictor – click here)
Chris Down’s six-year-old has struggled this season and looks unlikely to challenge. Miss Natalie Parker will hope to coax a better effort.
Till You Can’t – 50/1 (BetMGM – click here)
This Daisy Hitchins-trained gelding has failed to show much in recent starts. Mr. Robbie David claims 5lbs, but improvement is needed to feature.
Wearapinkribbon – 33/1 (bet365 – click here)
Helen Nelmes’ gelding has shown limited form recently, but Miss Megan Fox takes the ride, adding experience to his campaign.
Russian Invasion – 16/1 (Betvictor – click here)
David Summersby’s nine-year-old arrives off the back of a win and could remain competitive. Mr. Rian Corcoran partners him in his bid for back-to-back victories.
Pour Une Raison – 66/1 (BetMGM – click here)
Harriet Brown’s gelding has failed to make an impression this season. Miss Thomasina Eyston rides, hoping to unlock improvement.
Verdict
Catboy has shown excellent consistency and looks ready to capitalize on his recent form. Sindabella has been performing well and could be a real contender, while Moorland Rambler has the potential to spring a surprise. Our pick: Catboy for the win, with Sindabella and Moorland Rambler chasing him home.
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