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Plumpton 14:10
Henners Vineyard Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
Winner £7,393, 2nd £3,402, 3rd £1,701, 4th £851, 5th £424
5yo+, 4 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 164y , GOOD (GoingStick 7.1) (Watering)
1. Walks Like The Man (Best Odds: 2/1 – bet365)
The Moore-trained seven-year-old returns to a course and distance where he’s already found success. Caoilin Quinn claims a valuable 3lb again, and his recent efforts, including a win and a close third, suggest he’s holding his form well. A serious contender from a stable that targets this venue effectively.
2. Another Folly (Best Odds: 5/1 – Betvictor)
This six-year-old has developed a consistent profile without quite managing to get his head in front. Under Freddie Gingell’s guidance, he should be suited by conditions and might appreciate the drop in grade. If he jumps cleanly, he has each-way potential.
3. The Dream Goes On (Best Odds: 3/1 – Unibet)
Luke Scott rides for the Newland & Insole partnership on a gelding who recently broke through with a victory at shorter. That win showed a turn of foot, and though he steps up in trip now, a repeat of that performance could see him go close again.
4. Brother Boris (Best Odds: 6/1 – bet365)
Lucy Wadham’s six-year-old has been mixing it with similar company but has struggled to land a blow when it matters most. Joshua Parker’s 8lb claim helps, and if he finds a better rhythm early, he could prove competitive on this return to better ground.
Verdict
The progressive The Dream Goes On could build on his recent success and has scope to go in again despite the slight rise in distance. Walks Like The Man will be a danger if allowed an easy lead, especially back at a favoured venue. Another Folly remains consistent and may pick up the pieces if the pace collapses late.
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Plumpton 14:45
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 +
1. Time For Tea (Best Odds: 4/1 – bet365)
This six-year-old put in an encouraging third last time after two pulled-up efforts, suggesting she’s on the way back. Barry Brennan’s mare benefits again from Isabelle Ryder’s 7lb claim, and if she builds on that recent effort, she’s a definite threat in this grade.
2. A Little Something (Best Odds: 5/1 – Unibet)
Emma Lavelle’s mare has remained consistent without winning, often keeping on into the frame. Rex Dingle is booked once more, and though she lacks a finishing kick, she stays well and could prove difficult to pass if ridden prominently.
3. Melleray Hill (Best Odds: 10/1 – Betvictor)
Absent for a time and lightly raced since, this seven-year-old hasn’t shown much since returning but may come on for recent runs. Miss Anna Johnston claims 7lb, and any market move would be significant considering her past promise.
4. Rockette (Best Odds: 8/1 – bet365)
Still a maiden and needing to show more than she has so far this season, but there have been glimpses of ability. With cheekpieces retained and Jack Andrews aboard, she might surprise if things fall her way in a modest contest.
5. Eliza Dolittle (Best Odds: 3/1 – Betvictor)
Nick Gifford’s runner already has a course and distance success under her belt, and although her last couple of runs were below par, she’s back at a venue that suits. Tabitha Worsley knows her well and a return to form wouldn’t shock.
6. Set In The West (Best Odds: 12/1 – Unibet)
Richard Rowe’s mare hasn’t been seen this season and has struggled to finish races cleanly when last on track. James Davies keeps the partnership going, and she’s one to watch from a long handicap mark, though she’ll need to raise her game.
Verdict
Eliza Dolittle has the best recent winning form at the track and can bounce back to take advantage of a drop in class. Time For Tea has shown signs of life again and rates a big danger if building on her last start. A Little Something looks likely to keep grinding away and could place once more in what appears a tightly matched field.
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Plumpton 15:20
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. Bohemian Breeze (Best Odds: 10/1 – bet365)
The Moore team’s runner was still in contention when falling late on debut and returns for another crack under Niall Houlihan. He showed enough before coming down to suggest there’s ability there, and with more fluency over his hurdles, he could be in the frame.
2. God Of Fire (Best Odds: 3/1 – Betvictor)
Jonjo O’Neill’s five-year-old made a winning start in bumpers before struggling to complete in recent outings over timber. Richie McLernon keeps the partnership going, and if he recaptures his earlier promise, he’s one to take seriously.
3. Mint Edition
(Non-runner – Daniel O’Brien)
4. Thankyouandplease (Best Odds: 11/2 – Unibet)
Conor O’Farrell takes the reins on a horse who has twice finished runner-up but remains a maiden after several attempts. Anthony Charlton’s gelding is dependable but perhaps lacks a change of gear, though a placing is once again within reach.
5. Wild Goose (Best Odds: 5/2 – bet365)
This lightly raced sort has shown potential in both starts, shaping well without winning. The Kim Bailey and Mat Nicholls team now steps him up in grade, and with Tom Bellamy booked, he might improve enough to play a leading role.
6. Public Enemy (Best Odds: 7/2 – Betvictor)
Anthony Honeyball’s youngster shaped with promise on debut when third at Exeter, and looks likely to progress from that. Rex Dingle is back in the saddle, and any natural improvement could see him go one better in this smaller field.
Verdict
Wild Goose makes the most appeal based on his early efforts, and with scope to progress, he could prove too sharp for these rivals. Public Enemy brings the best recent effort over hurdles into the race and will be the main danger. Thankyouandplease may have to settle for another place, though he’s sure to keep them honest if the leaders falter.
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Plumpton 15:52
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. Warranty (Best Odds: 8/1 – bet365)
Sheena West’s eight-year-old has shown steady form without breaking through this term. Marc Goldstein retains the ride, and with a course victory already under his belt, he can’t be discounted, especially if the leaders cut each other’s throats up front.
2. Jubilant (Best Odds: 5/1 – Unibet)
James Owen’s six-year-old has already scored over this sort of trip and brings a likeable attitude. With Mr Alex Chadwick’s claim in play again, he’s well-weighted and could find himself involved if seeing out this extended distance strongly.
3. Shared (Best Odds: 11/2 – Betvictor)
A model of consistency, this six-year-old for Harry Derham continues to run with credit in solid handicaps. Sean Bowen is a notable jockey booking, and the application of cheekpieces may sharpen him up enough to finally get his head in front.
4. Despereaux (Best Odds: 3/1 – bet365)
Jane Williams’ charge arrives in good form, having bagged a couple of wins before finding one too good most recently. David Noonan takes over again, and his previous efforts suggest that staying this longer trip will be well within reach.
5. San Pedro (Best Odds: 7/1 – Betvictor)
This CD winner for Chris Gordon bounced back to form recently but failed to back it up when pulling up last time. Rex Dingle returns for the ride, and if he can rediscover the spark of that earlier success, he’s no forlorn hope despite a touch of inconsistency.
Verdict
Shared has been threatening to strike for some time now and looks well placed to take advantage of his current mark in a race that may suit his grinding style. Despereaux has to be respected given his current form and likely stamina, while Jubilant looks primed to run a big race if he stays every inch of the trip.
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Plumpton 16:27
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 17:02
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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