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Plumpton 13:40
Ladbrokes Supporting Jamie’s Farm Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,357, 2nd £2,007, 3rd £1,003, 4th £502
4yo+, 6 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 1m 7f 195y , SOFT, Heavy in places on Hurdle course (GoingStick: 5.5) (Rail movements: 1.40 & 2.12 +69yds, 2.45 +99yds, 3.15 & 3.47 +114yds, 4.22 +66yds and 4.52 +
Forlano – 66/1 – bet365
A veteran of the field but hasn’t shown much spark in recent runs. Finished well down the field on his seasonal return, and unless there’s a drastic turnaround, he looks unlikely to make an impact.
I Play County – 6/1 – Betvictor
Won a bumper in the past and showed glimpses of ability over hurdles before pulling up on his last start. Has the potential to improve if he recaptures his earlier form, but he comes with risks attached.
Nap Hand – 4/5 – Unibet
Has finished runner-up in both hurdles starts and brings the strongest form to the table. Given the way he has shaped, it’s only a matter of time before he gets his head in front, and this looks a great opportunity to do so.
Olderfleet – 66/1 – bet365
Has struggled to get competitive in his early career, with no real signs of progress. Needs to find significant improvement to trouble the main contenders.
Syllabus – 5/1 – Betvictor
Unraced over hurdles but has some fair Flat form to his name. If he takes to jumping well, he could be an interesting contender, but there are more solid options in the field.
Under The Sun – 7/2 – Unibet
Ran well on debut, finishing third in a maiden hurdle, and should come on for that experience. With natural progression, he could be the biggest threat to the favourite.
Verdict
Nap Hand appears to have the strongest credentials, having finished second in both of his hurdle outings. If he maintains his form, he should prove tough to beat. Under The Sun made a solid start over hurdles and could step forward, while Syllabus is an unknown quantity who might have more to offer. However, Nap Hand looks the standout selection in this field.
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Plumpton 14:12
Launching: Alfriston Hotel, Restaurant And Spa Handicap Hurdle
Winner £3,829, 2nd £1,762, 3rd £881, 4th £441, 5th £220
4yo+, 6 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 1m 7f 195y , SOFT, Heavy in places on Hurdle course (GoingStick: 5.5) (Rail movements: 1.40 & 2.12 +69yds, 2.45 +99yds, 3.15 & 3.47 +114yds, 4.22 +66yds and 4.52 +
Boskill Borden – 14/1 – bet365
Has been struggling for consistency and hasn’t made much impact in recent runs. Will need a significant step forward to get involved, but handicapping relief could offer some hope.
King Ulanda – 8/11 – Betvictor
Comes into this race on the back of a convincing win and escapes a penalty for that success. If he reproduces that form, he looks the one they all have to beat.
Synchronist – 10/1 – Unibet
Has been inconsistent, though did show some promise earlier in his career. Needs to rediscover his best form, but if things fall right, he could run into the frame.
Dotties Star – 7/1 – bet365
Won a handicap hurdle in good style before finishing fourth last time out. If he bounces back to the level of his earlier win, he could have a say in this contest.
John Betjeman – 10/1 – Betvictor
Has plenty of experience and has been placed at this level in the past. Needs to show more than in recent starts, but a revival isn’t out of the question.
Gorcombe Moonshine – 4/1 – Unibet
A consistent performer who has been knocking on the door. He rarely runs a bad race and should be thereabouts once again, though he might find one or two too strong.
Verdict
King Ulanda looks like the standout selection, given his recent win and the fact he avoids a penalty. Gorcombe Moonshine has been running well and should be a solid alternative, while Dotties Star has the potential to get involved if back to his best. John Betjeman is one to consider for a place, but this race looks to be King Ulanda’s to lose.
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Plumpton 14:45
LGT Wealth Management Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap Chase (For The Gay Kindersley Trophy) (GBB Race)
Winner £5,464, 2nd £2,734, 3rd £1,365, 4th £684, 5th £341
5yo+, 6 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 1f 152y , SOFT, Heavy in places on Hurdle course (GoingStick: 5.5) (Rail movements: 1.40 & 2.12 +69yds, 2.45 +99yds, 3.15 & 3.47 +114yds, 4.22 +66yds and 4.52 +
1. Theonlywayiswessex (Odds: 11/4 – bet365)
With a solid string of performances recently, Theonlywayiswessex comes into this race with good momentum. Its form at Plumpton has been impressive, showing it can handle the course well. As the favorite, this horse is likely to take some beating, provided it can keep its focus and handle the competition.
2. Walks Like The Man (Odds: 4/1 – Unibet)
Although Walks Like The Man hasn’t hit its peak yet, it has shown glimpses of promise in past races. The form can be inconsistent, but with Harry Cobden aboard, there’s a chance it will perform better here. The odds are fair considering the potential, and a strong run could see it in the frame.
3. Bentley’s Return (Odds: 6/1 – bet365)
Bentley’s Return has had some solid runs but hasn’t managed to break through for a win recently. That said, this horse has enough ability to be a serious contender if everything clicks on the day. If it can improve from its last outing, Bentley’s Return could find itself in contention for a place at the very least.
4. Korus (Odds: 6/1 – Betvictor)
Korus is another horse in this field that has shown flashes of potential, though its form is a little patchy. At its best, it could mix it up with the leading contenders. With a few adjustments and better positioning, Korus could put itself in a favorable position. The odds reflect its current standing, but it’s one to keep an eye on.
5. Ede’iffs Rock (Odds: 11/2 – bet365)
Ede’iffs Rock has been consistent in its recent efforts, showing that it’s well-suited to competitive chases. With a good recent run at Plumpton and its ability to handle the conditions, this horse should be in the mix. The odds indicate that it is considered a strong contender, and it could well surprise in the finishing stages.
6. John W Creasy (Odds: 7/1 – Unibet)
John W Creasy has demonstrated some solid form, but it hasn’t always been enough to challenge the top-tier runners. It’s difficult to know how this one will perform on the day, but with Bryan Carver on board, there’s potential for an improved showing. The odds suggest that this horse is a genuine outsider but shouldn’t be overlooked entirely.
7. Birdman Bob (Odds: 10/1 – Betvictor)
Birdman Bob has shown moments of promise, though it has often struggled to put in consistent performances. At 10/1, it’s being given a chance to run in the middle of the field. With a better effort on the day, Birdman Bob could potentially grab a place, but it’s likely to need a lot of improvement to take the win.
Verdict
Theonlywayiswessex looks the standout in this field, with its solid form and consistent performances suggesting it could take the victory here. Walks Like The Man should not be dismissed, as it has the ability to put in a competitive run if it finds its best form. Bentley’s Return also offers some hope, but it needs to improve from its recent efforts to challenge the top two.
Korus and Ede’iffs Rock will be in the mix, with chances to secure a place finish if things go their way. John W Creasy and Birdman Bob are on the outer edges of contention, but with some luck, they could sneak into the places. However, the top of the market is where the most likely winner will come from in this race.
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Plumpton 15:15
BetGoodwin Sussex Stayers Handicap Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £31,218, 2nd £14,352, 3rd £7,176, 4th £3,588, 5th £1,794, 6th £894
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 217y , SOFT, Heavy in places on Hurdle course (GoingStick: 5.5) (Rail movements: 1.40 & 2.12 +69yds, 2.45 +99yds, 3.15 & 3.47 +114yds, 4.22 +66yds and 4.52 +
1. Confinentic (Odds: 9/4 – Bet365)
Confinentic has been progressing steadily and recently impressed with a solid victory in a 2m novice hurdle here in December. Stepping up in distance, this five-year-old looks well-equipped to handle the additional challenge. It seems well-suited to this handicap debut and could maintain its momentum. With a good chance to follow up on its last performance, Confinentic is a leading contender.
2. Godot (Odds: 7/1 – Unibet)
Godot has demonstrated solid form in recent months, including a win at Lingfield in December. Although it has shown consistent results, the horse might face stiffer competition in this field. However, it remains a strong contender, particularly with Niall Houlihan in the saddle. Given its recent form, Godot could easily feature in the placings if things go its way.
3. Telhimlisten (Odds: 11/4 – Betvictor)
Telhimlisten has made an impressive return to action after a brief absence, winning on its second stint with Jennie Candlish. With a small rise in weight, it’s possible the horse will continue to thrive in this handicap event. This runner looks like a real danger, and the odds suggest it has a good chance of going close again here.
4. Jeu d’Opale (Odds: 5/1 – Bet365)
Jeu d’Opale has been away from the track for some time since its last win in France in 2022. The question remains whether it can adapt quickly after such a long layoff, but Venetia Williams has an excellent record when it comes to getting horses fit after extended breaks. If the horse is ready to run, it could cause an upset, especially with good form in France prior to the layoff.
5. Inferno Sacree (Odds: 12/1 – Betvictor)
Inferno Sacree has displayed some decent performances but hasn’t been able to sustain them over the longer distance. While it was a runner-up over 2m in November, it faded when stepping up to this trip. The form has been a bit inconsistent, and it will need a more robust effort to get involved in the finish. Nevertheless, with the right conditions, it could still manage a decent performance.
6. Sparkling Duke (Odds: 13/2 – Unibet)
Sparkling Duke is a six-year-old with plenty of promise, although it is lightly raced. It has shown improvement in recent starts, particularly in its last two outings. A return to a shorter trip could benefit the horse, and the odds reflect that it might be a little bit undervalued in this field. Sparkling Duke’s form makes it one to watch for a possible surprise result.
Verdict
Confinentic looks to be the one to beat here, especially after its recent victory and the potential to handle the extra distance. Telhimlisten appears to be in good form and should be right there at the finish, while Godot cannot be ruled out and should remain competitive. Jeu d’Opale might offer some value, but it’s hard to know what to expect given the long absence.
Sparkling Duke offers decent value at the odds, and Inferno Sacree could still surprise, although it has yet to prove it can handle this trip effectively. Overall, this race could be closely contested, but Confinentic is our pick for the win.
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Plumpton 15:47
Dine & Stay @ The Jolly Sportsman Novices’ Limited Handicap Hurdle
Winner £3,829, 2nd £1,762, 3rd £881, 4th £441, 5th £220
4yo+, 6 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 217y , SOFT, Heavy in places on Hurdle course (GoingStick: 5.5) (Rail movements: 1.40 & 2.12 +69yds, 2.45 +99yds, 3.15 & 3.47 +114yds, 4.22 +66yds and 4.52 +
Fantastikas – 9/2 (BetVictor)
Nigel Twiston-Davies’ 10-year-old has been consistent without breaking through this season. A return to longer distances could suit him, and with Mr. Toby McCain-Mitchell taking off valuable weight, he is a live contender.
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Northern Poet – 11/4 (Bet365)
Nick Gifford’s experienced 10-year-old has finished second in his last two starts, showing that a win might not be far away. James Davies retains the partnership, and this proven stayer looks a strong contender here.
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Invincible Nao – 9/4 (Unibet)
Gary & Josh Moore’s seven-year-old has been in excellent form this season, finishing a close second last time out. With Caoilin Quinn aboard, Invincible Nao has the potential to capitalize on his favorable mark and secure a deserved victory.
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Morfee – 12/1 (BetVictor)
Seamus Mullins’ nine-year-old showed some improvement when finishing third last time out after a couple of disappointing runs. James Best takes the ride, and a return to his best form could see him sneak into the places.
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Vision De Maine – 4/1 (Bet365)
David Pipe’s six-year-old produced a pair of wins earlier this season but pulled up on his latest outing. Jack Tudor rides again, and if the gelding can bounce back to his best, he has the ability to challenge at the business end of the race.
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Whydah Gally – 8/1 (Unibet)
Joe Tizzard’s nine-year-old has been running respectably without making the frame in recent starts. Freddie Gingell takes the reins, and a step forward here could see him feature in the closing stages.
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Verdict
Invincible Nao has been running consistently well and is tipped to land the spoils here under Caoilin Quinn. Northern Poet, with his strong staying credentials, should pose the biggest threat. Vision De Maine could bounce back to form after a rare below-par run, while Fantastikas and Whydah Gally offer solid each-way value for those seeking alternatives.
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Plumpton 16:22
BetGoodwin Supports Jamie’s Farm Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
Winner £5,809, 2nd £2,673, 3rd £1,337, 4th £669, 5th £333
5yo+, 4 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 214y , SOFT, Heavy in places on Hurdle course (GoingStick: 5.5) (Rail movements: 1.40 & 2.12 +69yds, 2.45 +99yds, 3.15 & 3.47 +114yds, 4.22 +66yds and 4.52 +
Mi Sueno – 20/1 (BetVictor)
Paddy Butler’s six-year-old has yet to find his best form this season, but his course-and-distance win last year cannot be ignored. Rob Hargreaves takes the ride, and the gelding could spring a surprise at long odds.
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Tara Iti – 5/2 (Bet365)
Gary & Josh Moore’s consistent seven-year-old has been knocking on the door with a string of placed efforts. Freddie Mitchell partners him again, and this could be his chance to finally secure a well-deserved win.
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Grasshopper Time – 7/1 (Unibet)
Alex Hales’ seven-year-old has been performing respectably in recent starts and remains competitive at this level. With Harry Bannister in the saddle, he looks capable of putting in another solid effort.
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Mount Washington – 16/1 (BetVictor)
Evan Williams’ six-year-old hasn’t been able to land a blow this season, but his trainer often gets improvement out of horses at this stage. Conor Ring takes the ride, and the gelding might sneak into the frame with a better performance.
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Eliza Dolittle – 11/4 (Bet365)
Nick Gifford’s mare arrives on the back of a confidence-boosting win, and Tabitha Worsley retains the ride. With her stamina proven, she’ll be looking to follow up in a competitive field.
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Pooroldmackley – 25/1 (Unibet)
Another of Evan Williams’ runners, this six-year-old has shown very little this season but remains lightly raced. Miss Eleanor Williams takes off valuable weight, and this gelding might improve for a more patient ride.
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Gorcombe Moonshine – 9/2 (BetVictor)
Robert Walford’s eight-year-old has been in consistent form this season, regularly finishing in the frame. Harry Kimber takes the reins again, and this experienced runner looks set to challenge for top honors.
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Rapid Mission – 9/1 (Bet365)
Anthony Charlton’s four-year-old has shown potential but remains largely unproven. James Best is in the saddle, and while this young gelding is up against more seasoned rivals, his weight allowance could see him run well.
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Sawpit Samantha – 9/1 (Unibet)
Jo Davis’ seven-year-old has shown glimpses of promise, including a solid third-place finish last time out. Gavin Sheehan is back on board, and with a clean round of jumping, she could finish in the mix.
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Verdict
Tara Iti has been ultra-consistent and deserves to get his head in front in this contest, but he’ll face stiff competition from Eliza Dolittle, who looks primed for another big performance after her recent win. Gorcombe Moonshine has the experience to feature prominently, while Grasshopper Time and Rapid Mission offer good value for each-way backers. For those seeking a longshot, Mi Sueno’s course-and-distance form could make him an intriguing outsider.
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