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Kelso 11:55
Borders Carers Centre Novices’ Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,357, 2nd £2,007, 3rd £1,003, 4th £502
4yo+, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 189y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
Big Zouk (Non-runner)
Unfortunately, this horse is no longer participating in the race.
*Bray Dale (Best Odds: 150/1 with BetMGM)
An outsider with little to show in recent outings. Improving here would require a monumental effort.
*Dedicated Hero (Best Odds: 9/4 with bet365)
Boasts respectable form with a previous win to his name. A strong contender under Ryan Mania for Sandy Thomson.
*It’s Dan (Best Odds: 33/1 with BetMGM)
Lacks recent competitive form, but improvement might surprise in a race of this caliber.
*Jirko (Best Odds: 100/1 with Betvictor)
Comes off an unremarkable recent outing, leaving much to prove against more seasoned rivals.
*Lost Frequencies (Best Odds: 6/4 with bet365)
The current market favorite with solid form and consistency. Trained by Stuart Coltherd, this runner is a top contender for victory.
*Monklaw (Best Odds: 150/1 with BetMGM)
Struggling for form in recent races, Monklaw faces a daunting challenge to compete here.
*Shadowfax Of Rohan (Best Odds: 100/1 with Betvictor)
This young runner has shown promise but might find this contest too demanding.
*That One (Best Odds: 33/1 with BetMGM)
Has placed respectably before, but significant improvement will be needed for a winning performance.
*Young Getaway (Best Odds: 9/4 with bet365)
A promising runner from Nicky Richards’ yard. Sean Quinlan takes the ride on this lightly raced contender.
*Catcha Flight (Best Odds: 150/1 with Betvictor)
Another outsider who will likely need a major step forward to compete against stronger opposition.
*Lizzie Luna (Best Odds: 40/1 with bet365)
A lightly raced filly with room for improvement. She might surprise if things go her way.
*Tuppence (Best Odds: 7/1 with BetMGM)
Lucinda Russell’s charge could have a say here if building on earlier promise, making her an interesting outsider.
Verdict
The race shapes up to be a battle between Lost Frequencies and Dedicated Hero, both offering compelling cases for victory. However, Young Getaway has the potential to spring a surprise, particularly under Sean Quinlan. Our pick is Young Getaway, who could edge out the favorites with a bold performance.
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Kelso 12:25
Paul Ferguson’s Jumpers To Follow Handicap Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £13,008, 2nd £5,980, 3rd £2,990, 4th £1,495, 5th £748, 6th £373
3yo+, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 189y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
Horn Cape (Best Odds: 11/2 with BetMGM)
This consistent seven-year-old has solid form in similar races, making him a potential threat under Richie McLernon.
Cracking Rhapsody (Best Odds: 4/1 with bet365)
Coming off a mixed set of results, this five-year-old has the ability to shine on his day. Craig Nichol takes the reins for Ewan Whillans.
Cannock Park (Best Odds: 9/2 with Betvictor)
Although his recent outings have been modest, Cannock Park is capable of bouncing back with Ryan Mania in the saddle.
Ginger Mail (Best Odds: 11/1 with BetMGM)
An experienced campaigner who has demonstrated consistency at this level. May find a competitive edge with Bruce Lynn aboard.
Old Gregorian (Best Odds: 10/3 with bet365)
Lucinda Russell’s in-form five-year-old looks like the one to beat, with recent wins boosting his credentials. Derek Fox pilots this strong contender.
Mack The Man (Best Odds: 7/1 with Betvictor)
At ten years old, this seasoned runner has shown flashes of brilliance and remains competitive in handicaps of this nature.
Bringbackmemories (Best Odds: 12/1 with bet365)
Lightly raced over hurdles but has potential to improve. Danny McMenamin will be hoping to guide him to a strong finish.
Cuban Cigar (Best Odds: 14/1 with BetMGM)
A reliable performer who has placed consistently in recent outings. Alan Doyle’s claim could give him an edge.
Freddy Robinson (Best Odds: 9/1 with Betvictor)
Still lightly raced, this five-year-old has shown promise and could be a dark horse in this competitive field.
Magnolia (Best Odds: 40/1 with bet365)
An outsider who has struggled for form recently, making it difficult to back him with confidence here.
Verdict
Old Gregorian is the standout performer in this field, bringing consistent recent form and plenty of promise. Cracking Rhapsody and Horn Cape both offer compelling cases to challenge for the top spots, while Freddy Robinson may surprise at a decent price. Our pick is Old Gregorian, who looks primed to deliver another strong performance under Derek Fox.
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Kelso 12:55
RBC Brewin Dolphin Handicap Chase (Go North Monet’s Garden Series Qualifier)
Winner £5,281, 2nd £2,430, 3rd £1,215, 4th £608, 5th £303
4yo+, 11 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 5f 133y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
Nellie Bluesky (Best Odds: 7/2 with bet365)
Ewan Whillans’ six-year-old showed promise with a recent victory and has the stamina to contend at this longer trip.
Roaring Home (Best Odds: 15/8 with BetMGM)
Sam Twiston-Davies partners this consistent performer, whose form points to a bold showing in this field.
Bluebell Glen (Best Odds: 66/1 with Betvictor)
After some lackluster performances, this mare will need significant improvement to challenge in this company.
Holly Bird (Best Odds: 12/1 with bet365)
A steady performer for Sandy Thomson, but her recent form leaves her with a tough task against stronger opponents.
Jasmine d’Airy (Non-runner)
This mare is declared a non-runner for this event.
Love That (Best Odds: 25/1 with BetMGM)
Conor Rabbitt takes the ride on this mare, but her form is riddled with falls and errors, making her a risky proposition.
Reflection Of You (Best Odds: 7/1 with Betvictor)
Lucinda Russell’s charge has shown flashes of ability and could be in the mix if rediscovering her best form.
Royal Creek (Non-runner)
Declared as a non-runner for this race.
Sagonige (Non-runner)
This entry is also a non-runner for today’s contest.
Stopwouldya (Best Odds: 40/1 with bet365)
After an unimpressive return, improvement is needed to make an impact here.
Sunset Hill (Best Odds: 9/1 with BetMGM)
Displayed potential in her last run, suggesting she may have the ability to run into the places in this contest.
Verdict
This race presents a clear favorite in Roaring Home, whose form and consistency make her tough to oppose. Nellie Bluesky has the talent to offer a strong challenge, while Reflection Of You looks capable of surprising if things fall her way. Our selection is Roaring Home, with her proven ability to handle similar conditions giving her the edge.
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Kelso 13:30
Abbey Fine Wines Handicap Hurdle (Go North Sea Pigeon Series Qualifier)
Winner £3,697, 2nd £1,701, 3rd £851, 4th £426, 5th £212
3yo+, 14 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 2f 25y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
Captain Quint (9/2) – bet365
Captain Quint ran below expectations on his seasonal reappearance but should improve for the run. Paul Robson’s eight-year-old has the ability to figure prominently, and with Craig Nichol riding, a bounce-back performance could be on the cards if conditions suit.
Silver In Disguise (13/2) – Betvictor
Silver In Disguise was a solid third on his seasonal debut and has previously performed well at this trip. Tim Vaughan’s charge, partnered with Mr Edward Vaughan, should be competitive again and could be in with a shout if building on his last effort.
Universal Folly (7/1) – Unibet
Universal Folly has yet to find his best form this season but has the class to go well on his day. Stuart Coltherd’s nine-year-old, ridden by Sam Coltherd, has been slowly coming into form and could pose a threat if he steps forward from his recent efforts.
Do No Wrong (3/1) – bet365
Do No Wrong has been in good form this season, including a win at Cartmel, and has placed on multiple occasions. Justin Landy’s gelding looks well-treated under Callum Bewley, and if continuing his consistent run, he could be tough to beat in this field.
Scipion (10/1) – Betvictor
Scipion ran below his best on his latest outing but is better than that performance suggests. Donald McCain’s gelding, ridden by Brian Hughes, will need to show marked improvement to figure here but has the talent to do so if he can rediscover his best form.
Brandy McQueen (16/1) – Unibet
Brandy McQueen has struggled for consistency this season, but Gary Rutherford’s charge has the ability to outrun his odds on a good day. Bruce Lynn claims 3lb and could give him a chance to perform better than his recent form suggests.
Jem In Em (5/1) – bet365
Jem In Em finished a decent third earlier this season but failed to build on that effort last time out. With Derek Fox aboard for Lucinda Russell, this six-year-old could find himself back in the mix if he can regain his form.
Cardamon Hill (10/1) – Betvictor
Cardamon Hill showed promise when winning at Hexham but has failed to follow that up in his last couple of outings. Conor O’Farrell takes the ride, and if Dianne Sayer’s runner can recapture the form of his Hexham win, he might be able to challenge for a place.
Chameron (33/1) – Unibet
Chameron’s form has been poor of late, pulling up in multiple starts. Now with Jackie Stephen, this eleven-year-old will need to show significant improvement to figure, but given his previous career highs, he may outrun his long odds if bouncing back.
Breaking The Ice (13/2) – bet365
Breaking The Ice has been consistent without winning this season, with several solid placings to his name. George Bewley’s charge, ridden by Jonathon Bewley, is another who could be involved at the finish if maintaining his form and stepping up slightly on recent performances.
Verdict
This competitive field offers several intriguing contenders. Lunar Chief has the recent form to suggest a big performance, while Forged Well and Follow Charlie also present strong cases. For value, Gypsey’s Secret could surprise at a bigger price. Lunar Chief gets our nod as the most likely winner, given his impressive recent form and suitability for the conditions.
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Kelso 14:05
Belhaven Brewery Handicap Chase
Winner £7,922, 2nd £3,645, 3rd £1,823, 4th £912, 5th £455
4yo+, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 1f 14y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
City Derby (Best Odds: 11/1 with Betvictor)
A reliable eight-year-old who has been consistent this season. Peter Kavanagh partners him, aiming to secure a solid finish.
Young Jack (Best Odds: 14/1 with BetMGM)
Danny McMenamin takes the ride on this six-year-old, who is looking to build on a mixed recent performance.
Kingston Bridge (Best Odds: 16/1 with bet365)
Ewan Whillans’ runner has struggled for consistency but could find improvement under Craig Nichol.
Gaillimh A Stor (Best Odds: 20/1 with BetMGM)
Lightly raced recently, this eight-year-old has potential but needs to find more to make an impact here.
Captain Potter (Best Odds: 12/1 with Betvictor)
Returning from a break, this four-year-old represents a bit of a wildcard. Henry Brooke takes the reins.
Lunar Chief (Best Odds: 11/4 with bet365)
Ruth Jefferson’s six-year-old won impressively last time out and looks poised to deliver another strong performance under Jamie Hamilton.
Forged Well (Best Odds: 7/2 with BetMGM)
A progressive five-year-old who has hit form recently, making him a serious contender in this race with Sean Quinlan aboard.
Kilbrainy (Best Odds: 9/1 with Betvictor)
This eight-year-old has shown potential in recent outings and could be a threat under Ryan Mania if the pace suits.
Follow Charlie (Best Odds: 8/1 with bet365)
Mike Smith’s five-year-old has run consistently this season and looks well-placed to challenge for a prominent finish.
Siberian Star (Best Odds: 12/1 with Betvictor)
A seasoned nine-year-old who has struggled for form but has the ability to spring a surprise with Sean Bowen in the saddle.
Joie More (Best Odds: 25/1 with BetMGM)
Jackie Stephen’s six-year-old is yet to find her stride this season but could show improvement in this field.
Gypsey’s Secret (Best Odds: 14/1 with bet365)
This nine-year-old has been competitive in similar contests and could go well with a strong run under Patrick Wadge.
Verdict
This competitive field offers several intriguing contenders. Lunar Chief has the recent form to suggest a big performance, while Forged Well and Follow Charlie also present strong cases. For value, Gypsey’s Secret could surprise at a bigger price. Lunar Chief gets our nod as the most likely winner, given his impressive recent form and suitability for the conditions.
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Kelso 14:40
racingtv.com/freetrial Open National Hunt Flat Race (Category 1 Elimination) (GBB Race)
Winner £2,723, 2nd £1,255, 3rd £627, 4th £314
4-5yo, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 51y , GOOD (GoingStick: 6.9) (Watering)
Tommy’s Oscar (Best Odds: 9/2 with bet365)
Ann Hamilton’s reliable nine-year-old put in a solid effort last time and looks capable of mounting a serious challenge under Sean Quinlan.
Matata (Best Odds: 5/2 with Betvictor)
A classy six-year-old who returned to form with a victory last time out. Sam Twiston-Davies retains the ride, and this runner looks a prime contender.
Malystic (Best Odds: 16/1 with BetMGM)
This experienced 10-year-old has been inconsistent recently but has the ability to spring a surprise if things fall his way. Ryan Mania takes the ride.
Nells Son (Best Odds: 6/1 with bet365)
Nicky Richards’ charge showed improvement to secure a win in his last race. He’s expected to be in the mix here under Danny McMenamin.
Gunsight Ridge (Best Odds: 7/2 with Betvictor)
Olly Murphy’s runner was in strong form before a fall in his previous outing. Sean Bowen will aim to guide this talented nine-year-old back to winning ways.
Traprain Law (Best Odds: 3/1 with bet365)
A consistent performer trained by Lucinda Russell, this six-year-old has shown versatility and is expected to be a major player here under Patrick Wadge.
Gua Du Large (Best Odds: 50/1 with BetMGM)
This eight-year-old faces a tough assignment in this field, but if he can rediscover his best form, he could provide an upset. Ben Smith is aboard.
Verdict
This promises to be a thrilling race, with Matata and Traprain Law leading the market as strong contenders. Gunsight Ridge has the talent to feature prominently if he bounces back, while Tommy’s Oscar offers experience and reliability. Our selection is Traprain Law, whose consistency and tactical adaptability could make the difference over this demanding trip.
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