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Haydock 13:45
100% Racing TV Profits Back To Racing Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap
Winner £3,974, 2nd £1,988, 3rd £993, 4th £498, 5th £248
4yo+, 8 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 3f 140y , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 6.2) (Rail Movements: 2.10 & 5.20 +43yds, 2.40, 3.10 & 3.40 +15yds and 4.50 +45yds)
Yabher (1/2) – bet365
William Haggas’ Yabher arrives with strong form, having won at the prestigious Doncaster St Leger meeting. Tom Marquand is back in the saddle, and even with a 7lb penalty, this colt is the standout on paper and looks likely to score again.
Cangofar (25/1) – Unibet
Trained by Tim Easterby, Cangofar didn’t show much on debut at Nottingham but could improve with that run under his belt. Sean Kirrane takes the ride, and although he remains an outsider, some progress might be expected.
Condotti (12/1) – Betvictor
Hugo Palmer’s Condotti has been progressing steadily, showing some improvement last time out. Joe Leavy claims 3lb, and while he’ll need another step forward, there could be more to come from this colt.
DrumcOndra (50/1) – Unibet
Declan Carroll’s DrumcOndra was well beaten on his debut at Redcar and didn’t attract much market support. Ben Robinson rides, but it’s hard to see this one challenging the main contenders.
King Al (7/1) – bet365
Alan King’s King Al is the only debutant in the field, a 50,000gns purchase by Al Kazeem. With no form to go on, the market could be the best guide for his chances, but Rossa Ryan’s booking suggests he could go well if ready.
Minella Boss (7/2) – Betvictor
Trained by John J Nallen, Minella Boss showed promise when finishing second at Galway, beaten only by an easy winner. Sean D Bowen takes the ride, and this Irish runner could pose the main danger to the favorite if he improves.
Verdict
Yabher sets a high standard after his Doncaster win and looks the one to beat, even with the 7lb penalty. Minella Boss is likely to offer the strongest challenge, having shown promise on his debut in Ireland. King Al is the unknown quantity, being the sole newcomer, while Condotti could progress further after a better effort last time.
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Haydock 14:20
Every Race Live On Racing TV Restricted Maiden Stakes (Bands B, C And D) (GBB Race)
Winner £4,320, 2nd £2,028, 3rd £1,014, 4th £507
2yo, 12 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f 212y , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 6.2) (Rail Movements: 2.10 & 5.20 +43yds, 2.40, 3.10 & 3.40 +15yds and 4.50 +45yds)
Timefall (11/2) – bet365
Ralph Beckett’s Timefall has shown promise this season, winning earlier in the campaign before a few tougher runs. Rossa Ryan takes the ride, and with a good draw, Timefall has a strong chance to make an impact in this contest.
Karl Carlston (9/2) – Betvictor
Darryll Holland’s Karl Carlston comes into this race off the back of a win, and David Egan is in the saddle once again. This colt seems to be progressing nicely and could be a big player in this field, particularly after showing good form recently.
Lovely Spirit (5/1) – Unibet
Richard Fahey’s Lovely Spirit has been incredibly consistent this season, with a win and several placed efforts. Oisin Orr is on board, and the two-year-old looks primed for another strong performance in this competitive nursery.
Ran Amok (9/1) – bet365
Hugo Palmer’s Ran Amok hasn’t quite lived up to early promise after winning in the summer but could bounce back under Joe Leavy today. He’s still lightly raced and, if rediscovering his best form, might be worth watching.
Cashlyn Cavalier (7/2) – Betvictor
K R Burke’s Cashlyn Cavalier is the current favorite, with strong form heading into this race. Sam James rides the filly, and she’s been knocking on the door with some solid placed efforts. With conditions in her favor, she looks like a top contender.
Methgal (13/2) – Unibet
Another from the K R Burke stable, Methgal has shown glimpses of ability and could improve further with Pierre-Louis Jamin taking the ride. This filly has been consistent, and if stepping up today, she could find herself in the mix.
Pivotal Days (14/1) – bet365
Ed Walker’s Pivotal Days has struggled in recent starts but has shown some potential in the past. Tom Marquand is aboard, and while this colt may need a bit more to challenge, he could surprise if everything clicks into place.
Verdict
Cashlyn Cavalier looks set to deliver a strong run, given her consistent form and top connections. Karl Carlston brings momentum with his recent win and could offer a strong challenge. Lovely Spirit has been knocking on the door and should be in the frame, while Timefall offers value after some good early-season performances. Methgal is another worth considering for a place in what looks to be a competitive field.
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Haydock 14:55
National Racehorse Week 2024 Nursery Handicap
Winner £4,187, 2nd £1,965, 3rd £982, 4th £491, 5th £245
2yo, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f 212y , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 6.2) (Rail Movements: 2.10 & 5.20 +43yds, 2.40, 3.10 & 3.40 +15yds and 4.50 +45yds)
Jayvee (14/1) – Unibet
Brian Ellison’s Jayvee hasn’t hit the mark since winning on debut and will need to rediscover his form. Ben Robinson takes the ride, and although the colt’s recent performances haven’t been stellar, there’s potential for improvement in this handicap.
Station X (9/1) – bet365
Station X has been running consistently without winning, and Sean D Bowen will be hoping to capitalize on that. Bryan Smart’s two-year-old hasn’t been far off in his last few starts and could be a contender if he finds the necessary improvement.
Sir Palamedes (9/1) – Betvictor
Charlie Fellowes’ Sir Palamedes has shown flashes of ability, including a win two starts back. Kieran Shoemark is in the saddle, and while his last effort was underwhelming, he could bounce back and surprise at decent odds.
Forteleza (9/2) – Unibet
Archie Watson’s Forteleza has been knocking on the door, placing second in his latest start. Hollie Doyle takes the ride, and with his consistent form, this colt looks ready to break through with a win in this competitive nursery.
Nebrook Dream (5/2) – bet365
Amy Murphy’s Nebrook Dream comes into this race off the back of a convincing win and will carry a 6lb penalty. Adam Farragher takes the reins, and with his strong form, this two-year-old remains one of the leading contenders in this lineup.
Mamma Maria (3/1) – Betvictor
William Haggas’ Mamma Maria has shown promise in her early races, with Tom Marquand taking the ride today. After a respectable third last time out, she’s one to watch, with plenty of improvement likely from this well-bred filly.
Captain Pickles (25/1) – bet365
Stella Barclay’s Captain Pickles has struggled to make an impact so far, but Andrew Elliott takes the ride in what could be a step-up performance. The colt will need to improve significantly to feature in the finish.
Sabrimento (8/1) – Unibet
Brian Meehan’s Sabrimento has been somewhat inconsistent but did show promise when finishing mid-division in a tougher race last time. Harry Davies rides, and with some luck, this two-year-old could challenge for a place in this field.
Herecomesthebear (13/2) – Betvictor
Hugo Palmer’s Herecomesthebear won a similar race earlier this year but has found it tougher since. Joe Leavy is in the saddle, and this colt could return to form if he replicates his best effort, making him an interesting prospect at current odds.
Verdict
Nebrook Dream looks poised to continue his winning run despite carrying a penalty. Mamma Maria offers strong competition and should be in contention. Forteleza is another who has shown consistency and could be a real threat. Herecomesthebear and Sabrimento provide solid each-way value in what should be a close-fought race.
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Haydock 15:30
Watch On Racing TV EBF Novice Stakes (Colts & Geldings)
Winner £5,400, 2nd £2,535, 3rd £1,268, 4th £634
2yo, 7 Runners
Flat,Turf , 7f 212y , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 6.2) (Rail Movements: 2.10 & 5.20 +43yds, 2.40, 3.10 & 3.40 +15yds and 4.50 +45yds)
Angel Shared (14/1) – Unibet
Angel Shared has not shown her best form in recent outings but could bounce back under the guidance of Rossa Ryan. Trained by Steph Hollinshead, she has a course win under her belt, and although her latest efforts have been underwhelming, a return to form isn’t out of the question.
Moonstone Boy (10/1) – Betvictor
Moonstone Boy comes from Iain Jardine’s yard and has shown flashes of ability, though his latest performance left something to be desired. Archie Young takes 5lb off, which could help, and if he finds his best, he might be able to contest the finish.
Never Dark (7/1) – bet365
Never Dark secured a win recently but hasn’t been able to replicate that form in his latest run. Trained by Iain Jardine, with Tom Marquand in the saddle, he could take advantage of a good draw and may feature if he bounces back.
Trilby (7/4) – Unibet
Trilby has been incredibly consistent, placing in his last two runs, and Joe Fanning continues the partnership. The four-year-old from Sam England’s stable looks well-poised to go one better today and is the one to beat based on current form.
Our Absent Friends (13/2) – Betvictor
Trained by Tristan Davidson, Our Absent Friends was impressive earlier in the season but has struggled to maintain that level in recent outings. Paddy Bradley rides today, and if he can regain his earlier form, he could be a threat at decent odds.
Seantrabh (5/1) – bet365
Seantrabh has been inconsistent, but Ben Robinson takes the ride, and a return to form could see this Declan Carroll-trained gelding in the mix. With his last run showing promise, he may be ready to put up a stronger challenge here.
Count d’Orsay (14/1) – Unibet
Count d’Orsay has seen better days, but the experienced Tim Easterby-trained runner can’t be ruled out entirely. Sean Kirrane claims 3lb, and while this eight-year-old might need to roll back the years to win, a place isn’t impossible.
Secret Mistral (17/2) – Betvictor
Tony Carroll’s Secret Mistral has been running well without quite managing to get her head in front recently. Hollie Doyle is on board, and with the right run, she could be competitive in this field, making her one to consider.
Verdict
Trilby looks the horse to beat after a series of consistent performances. Seantrabh could be the main danger if he builds on his latest showing. Our Absent Friends and Never Dark both offer solid each-way value, while Secret Mistral could spring a surprise under Hollie Doyle.
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Haydock 16:05
Join Racing TV Now EBF Novice Stakes (Colts & Geldings)
Winner £7,560, 2nd £3,549, 3rd £1,775, 4th £888
2yo, 5 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 6.2) (Rail Movements: 2.10 & 5.20 +43yds, 2.40, 3.10 & 3.40 +15yds and 4.50 +45yds)
Woven (13/2) – Unibet
Woven has been inconsistent this season but did win over course and distance earlier. Michael Dods’ eight-year-old still has the ability to trouble this field, especially with David Egan in the saddle. His experience at this level could make him a strong contender if he puts his best foot forward.
Drama (11/4) – bet365
James Ferguson’s three-year-old, Drama, has been in great form, winning two of his last three starts. With Tom Marquand on board, this progressive sprinter is expected to challenge strongly once again. He comes into this race on the back of a solid win and should be tough to beat.
Hyperfocus (8/1) – Betvictor
This ten-year-old trained by Tim Easterby has shown signs of life with a solid win earlier in the season. Sean Kirrane takes the ride, and although recent form has been patchy, Hyperfocus has the ability to bounce back over a course and distance he enjoys.
Palmar Bay (11/2) – Unibet
Ralph Beckett’s three-year-old, Palmar Bay, has shown he can be competitive at this level, although his last two starts have been disappointing. Rossa Ryan is in the saddle, and a return to the form that saw him win earlier this season would make him a serious contender here.
Admiral D (12/1) – Betvictor
Richard Fahey’s Admiral D hasn’t quite been at his best this season, but Oisin Orr takes the ride and could guide him to better fortunes. His recent form is uninspiring, but he’s capable of springing a surprise if he rediscovers his best.
Mercurial (3/1) – bet365
Mercurial has been running consistently without getting his head in front in recent starts. John J Nallen’s charge could finally land a big one with Sean D Bowen in the saddle. His recent second-place finish suggests he’s in good form, and he should be in the mix once again.
Eden Storm (33/1) – Unibet
Paddy Bradley partners this Patrick Morris-trained four-year-old, but Eden Storm has struggled since his win last season. He looks up against it in this field, though he could sneak into a place if he finds improvement.
Hour By Hour (10/1) – Betvictor
Iain Jardine’s Hour By Hour has been in good form this season, securing two wins over similar trips. Joe Leavy takes the ride, and while his last couple of efforts have been below par, he can’t be completely ruled out in this competitive field.
Verdict
Drama looks to have the strongest form and is well placed to land another win under Tom Marquand. Mercurial has been consistent and should give a good account of himself once again. Woven and Hyperfocus are the experienced contenders who could play a role if things go their way, while Hour By Hour offers some value for those looking for an each-way bet.
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Haydock 16:40
British Stallion Studs EBF Reprocolor Premier Fillies’ Handicap
Winner £12,885, 2nd £6,043, 3rd £3,023, 4th £1,510, 5th £755, 6th £378
3yo+, 10 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 2f 42y , GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 6.2) (Rail Movements: 2.10 & 5.20 +43yds, 2.40, 3.10 & 3.40 +15yds and 4.50 +45yds)
Sierra Blanca (14/1) – Betvictor
Although Sierra Blanca hasn’t found his best form this season, Martyn Meade’s four-year-old is capable of better. With Harry Davies booked for the ride, a return to his best would make him a lively outsider in this race.
Rajapour (12/1) – Unibet
David O’Meara’s Rajapour has been disappointing in recent starts, but this four-year-old has the ability to step up if rediscovering some of his form from last season. Ben Robinson will be looking to guide him back to the winner’s enclosure.
Arthur’s Realm (9/1) – bet365
Arthur’s Realm, trained by Ed Dunlop, is another who hasn’t quite hit his stride in 2024. However, with a talented jockey like Rossa Ryan onboard, this six-year-old has the experience to run a big race and potentially land a surprise.
Pearl Eye (11/2) – Betvictor
Darryll Holland’s Pearl Eye hasn’t been far away in some of his recent starts, and with David Egan taking the reins, this horse should be in the mix. A return to his earlier form could see him go close at decent odds.
Spirit Catcher (8/1) – Unibet
Philip Kirby’s Spirit Catcher has been slightly below his best recently, but with Hollie Doyle aboard, expect him to put in a solid performance. The five-year-old remains a danger if he can rediscover his previous form.
Firebrand (9/2) – bet365
John J Nallen’s charge, Firebrand, is a last-time-out winner and looks to be improving with each race. Sean D Bowen rides, and despite carrying a penalty for his recent victory, he could continue his winning ways.
Sailthisshipalone (10/1) – Unibet
Richard Fahey’s three-year-old hasn’t been in top form lately, but Oisin Orr will be hoping to reignite his potential. If he can find the right run, he could challenge the front-runners in this contest.
On The River (13/8) – Betvictor
On The River arrives here after a strong victory, and Harriet Bethell’s five-year-old looks to be in fine form. With Joe Fanning back in the saddle, he is well-fancied to run another big race and could be hard to beat.
Autumn Festival (20/1) – bet365
Although his form has been patchy this season, Autumn Festival ran a decent second in his latest outing, and Adam Farragher rides for Ed de Giles. He may find this race tough but could sneak into the places with a repeat performance.
Verdict
On The River looks the one to beat following a commanding recent win, and he should prove hard to catch. Firebrand is in fine form and will be pushing hard, while Pearl Eye could be the one to keep an eye on for an each-way bet.
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