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Sedgefield 11:45
Roxyfet Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,193, 2nd £1,932, 3rd £966, 4th £484
4yo+, 12 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
. Pigeon House (13/8) – bet365
This four-year-old has been consistent recently, highlighted by a solid second-place finish last time. Sean Quinlan partners Jennie Candlish’s gelding, who looks well-placed to challenge here.
2. Sign Again (8/11) – BetMGM
Coming off a convincing victory, this Charlie Longsdon-trained runner is the strong favorite. Lilly Pinchin’s mount has the credentials to back up his last impressive win.
3. Alltalknoaction (14/1) – Betvictor
Despite an unplaced effort last time out, this four-year-old could improve with further experience. William Easterby rides for Tim Easterby, hoping for a better performance.
4. Dartie Bay (33/1) – bet365
This four-year-old has shown little in his few outings and needs a significant step up. Ross Chapman partners Chris Grant’s runner, who would need a big improvement to feature.
5. Dartmhor (66/1) – BetMGM
Another Chris Grant-trained horse, Dartmhor, remains an outsider with minimal form to date. William Maggs will need to get the best out of him to make any impact here.
6. Fancy Nancy Pants (66/1) – Betvictor
This lightly raced four-year-old hasn’t shown much in her early starts. Conor Rabbitt partners Philip Kirby’s filly in what looks like a tough task.
7. Monteplex (12/1) – bet365
Returning after a long break, Monteplex brings some previous placed form into this race. Craig Nichol partners Brian Ellison’s seven-year-old, who could spring a surprise if back to his best.
Verdict
Sign Again stands out as the most likely winner, given his strong recent form and impressive previous victory. Pigeon House looks like the main threat, having shown consistent performances in recent outings. For an each-way option, Monteplex might offer value if he can rediscover his earlier promise.
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Sedgefield 12:20
Fairlight Studio Handicap Chase (Go North One Man Series Qualifier)
Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186
5yo+, 12 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 77y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
1. Broderick (7/1) – bet365
A consistent performer in recent outings, this four-year-old has shown steady improvement. Sean Quinlan rides for Jennie Candlish, and another step forward could see him involved in the finish.
2. Diamond Mix (10/1) – BetMGM
This five-year-old has been inconsistent but hinted at ability in previous races. Edward Austin takes the ride for Paul Robson, and with a better effort, he could grab a minor place.
3. Didntgotwenty (25/1) – Betvictor
Despite limited form to date, this five-year-old could improve with more experience. Ross Chapman partners Martin Todhunter’s gelding, hoping for a breakthrough performance.
4. Follow The Leader (66/1) – bet365
Yet to show any meaningful form, this five-year-old remains an outsider. Sam Coltherd rides for John Wainwright, with significant improvement required to feature here.
5. Paddys Policy (9/2) – BetMGM
Donald McCain’s four-year-old has shown promise, with a recent third-place finish suggesting he’s ready to compete. William Maggs takes the reins, and further improvement makes him a strong contender.
6. Red Cadillac (7/1) – Betvictor
A respectable fourth last time out hints at potential for this five-year-old. Conor Rabbitt partners Nicky Richards’ charge, who has each-way appeal in this lineup.
7. Stress Reaction (33/1) – bet365
Tim Easterby’s four-year-old has struggled in recent starts, but Tom Midgley will be hoping to unlock some improvement. He’ll need to step up significantly to be competitive.
8. Blackwater Lilly (8/11) – BetMGM
The strong favorite, this four-year-old has finished second in her last four starts. Craig Nichol rides Brian Ellison’s consistent mare, who looks well-placed to finally secure a victory.
Verdict
Blackwater Lilly is the clear pick with her consistent record and a strong chance to break her maiden status. Paddys Policy is her main challenger, offering improving form and solid connections. For an outsider with each-way value, Red Cadillac could be one to watch.
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Sedgefield 12:50
Michael Watson MW Paving & Groundworks Handicap Hurdle (Go North Brindisi Breeze Series Qualifier)
Winner £4,066, 2nd £1,871, 3rd £936, 4th £468, 5th £233
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 3f 9y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
1. Flash Du Pistolet (7/2) – Betvictor
Although Flash Du Pistolet hasn’t hit top gear this season, his prior form suggests potential. Sam Coltherd rides Stuart Coltherd’s six-year-old, who could be a strong contender with improvement.
2. Omaha Wish (10/1) – BetMGM
This six-year-old is coming off an underwhelming run but previously demonstrated ability. Craig Nichol takes the reins for Sam Allwood, and a better showing might put her in contention.
3. Hokelami (5/1) – bet365
A past winner over course and distance, Hokelami has the credentials to challenge here. Sean Clarke rides Robbie Llewellyn’s gelding, who looks capable of bouncing back to form.
4. Fearless Action (3/1) – Betvictor
Despite a pulled-up effort last time, Fearless Action has shown consistent performances in similar races. Ross Chapman partners Chris Grant’s eight-year-old, who could be in the mix.
5. I’m Too Tired (3/1) – BetMGM
Consistent with two third-place finishes in recent starts, this Jennie Candlish-trained four-year-old has strong claims. Sean Quinlan rides, and the pair looks poised for a bold effort.
6. Wild Grouse (5/1) – bet365
Returning from a long layoff, this seven-year-old remains an enigma. William Maggs partners Donald McCain’s runner, who could surprise if rediscovering his past form.
Verdict
I’m Too Tired gets the nod for his consistency and the excellent partnership with Sean Quinlan. Fearless Action is a strong alternative with proven ability to compete at this level. Hokelami, a previous course winner, is a tempting each-way selection in what looks to be an open contest.
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Sedgefield 13:25
Paxtons No1 Caseih Dealer In UK&Ireland Handicap Hurdle (Go North Cab On Target Series Qualifier)
Winner £4,066, 2nd £1,871, 3rd £936, 4th £468, 5th £233
4yo+, 13 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 188y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
1. Simply Red (12/1) – Betvictor
This six-year-old has struggled to make an impression recently but has shown promise in the past. Craig Nichol rides for Brian Ellison, and the addition of cheekpieces could spark a better performance.
2. Spantik (18/1) – BetMGM
Returning after a lengthy break, this seven-year-old needs to rediscover his old form. Benjamin Macey partners Roger Fell’s runner, who has some potential if he can bounce back.
3. Mr Sundancer (10/1) – bet365
Although inconsistent, this Mark Walford-trained gelding has placed form in stronger company. Tom Midgley takes the ride, and he could surprise if things fall his way.
4. Bollin Neil (14/1) – Betvictor
Tim Easterby’s eight-year-old has yet to show his best this season but has past form to his name. William Easterby rides, and this race might suit his staying ability.
5. Mister Moodles (12/1) – BetMGM
Rebecca Menzies’ six-year-old has struggled recently, pulling up in his last start. Ross Chapman rides and will need to coax a better effort from this one.
6. Knacker Trapper (10/1) – bet365
This consistent six-year-old has been running well without winning. William Maggs partners Andrew Crook’s gelding, who could run into the frame again.
7. Powerofjet (6/1) – Betvictor
A lightly raced five-year-old, Powerofjet has yet to build on earlier promise. Sean Quinlan rides for Martin Todhunter and will be aiming for a more polished effort here.
8. Achnamara (8/1) – BetMGM
This Philip Kirby-trained five-year-old was second two starts back and could improve further. Conor Rabbitt takes the ride and could steer him into contention.
9. Leader Wing (14/1) – bet365
Gillian Boanas’ four-year-old has shown glimpses of ability but needs to step up. Sam Coltherd partners this gelding, who could run into a place with further improvement.
10. Hill Of Scarriff (7/2) – Betvictor
This Dan Skelton-trained runner has been lightly raced and has room to progress. Ben Sutton takes the reins and will be looking for a breakthrough performance here.
11. Miss Applejack (9/2) – BetMGM
Fresh off a win last time out, Charlie Longsdon’s mare enters in fine form. Lilly Pinchin retains the ride, and she looks like a major contender to follow up.
12. Prince Nino (20/1) – bet365
Despite a third-place finish two starts ago, this seven-year-old has struggled for consistency. Tristan Durrell partners Lizzie Quinlan’s gelding, hoping for another bounce-back run.
13. Robin Goodfellow (20/1) – Betvictor
This five-year-old has shown limited promise but remains lightly raced. Shane Quinlan rides for Hugh Burns, looking to improve on his recent fourth-place effort.
14. Foshan (66/1) – BetMGM
The longshot in the field, Foshan has yet to demonstrate competitive form. Conner McCann partners Adam Nicol’s runner in what looks like a challenging task.
Verdict
Miss Applejack is the standout, coming into the race with confidence following her latest win. Hill Of Scarriff poses the biggest threat, showing potential for improvement in this class. For those seeking value, Knacker Trapper could provide an each-way opportunity with his consistent performances.
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Sedgefield 14:00
Vickers.Bet Handicap Chase (Go North Red Rum Series Qualifier)
Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186
5yo+, 11 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 2f 59y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
1. Yealand (3/1) – bet365
This five-year-old secured a strong victory last time out, showcasing his ability to improve further. Sean Quinlan rides for Jennie Candlish, and Yealand is one of the main contenders in this race.
2. Kaproyale (7/1) – BetMGM
Returning with a victory in his latest run, Kaproyale has the potential to back it up. James King partners Max Comley’s nine-year-old, who could make his presence felt if building on his previous performance.
3. Heritier (6/1) – Betvictor
This seven-year-old has been consistent in his recent outings. Sam Coltherd rides for Lizzie Quinlan, and Heritier could challenge for the places with another solid effort.
4. Fete Champetre (8/1) – bet365
Paul Robson’s nine-year-old showed promise last season and makes his seasonal debut here. Edward Austin rides, and if fully fit, he could pose a threat to the main contenders.
5. Gandhi Maker (10/1) – BetMGM
Although pulled up last time, Gandhi Maker has prior course-and-distance form to his name. Ross Chapman partners Rebecca Menzies’ eight-year-old, who needs to rediscover his rhythm to challenge.
6. Le Jeune Bresil (6/1) – Betvictor
This Brian Ellison-trained runner has been below his best recently but remains capable on his day. Craig Nichol takes the ride, hoping to see improvement in this competitive field.
7. Tom Creen (7/1) – bet365
Often thereabouts without winning, this nine-year-old has been consistent in similar contests. Tom Midgley partners Sam England’s gelding, who has the potential to make the frame again.
8. The Paddy Pie (9/2) – BetMGM
Coming off a recent win, The Paddy Pie enters this race in great form. William Maggs rides Joel Parkinson and Sue Smith’s experienced eleven-year-old, who could make a big impact once again.
Verdict
Yealand stands out as the one to beat, given his impressive recent victory and ability to handle this trip. The Paddy Pie is a strong alternative, with his consistent form making him a reliable contender. Heritier could be the best value pick, with his steady performances suggesting another strong effort is on the cards.
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Sedgefield 14:35
Hardwick Grange Open National Hunt Flat Race (Cat 1 Elimination) (Go North Jodami QualifIer) (GBB)
Winner £2,451, 2nd £1,129, 3rd £564, 4th £283
4-5yo, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering)
1. Salsada (7/2) – BetMGM
Returning to form with a commanding win in her last outing, Salsada carries top weight but has proven ability over this trip. Craig Nichol rides Brian Ellison’s consistent mare, who looks set for another bold showing.
2. Matchless (6/1) – Betvictor
This six-year-old has been in solid form this season, highlighted by a win and a close fourth. Sean Quinlan partners Jennie Candlish’s gelding, who has the ability to compete strongly if maintaining his recent progress.
3. Harper Valley (6/1) – bet365
Rebecca Menzies’ seven-year-old has been consistent without winning, finishing in the frame in his last three starts. Ross Chapman takes the ride, and with another solid effort, he could break through.
4. Foster’s Fortune (5/2) – BetMGM
The likely favorite, Foster’s Fortune has been in excellent form, winning last time at this track. Conor Rabbitt partners Chris Grant’s progressive five-year-old, who should relish this step up in distance.
5. Punxsutawney Phil (5/1) – Betvictor
This course winner delivered an impressive performance in his last race, securing a commanding victory. Tom Midgley takes the ride for Mark Walford, and he looks well-placed to challenge again.
6. Romeo Brown (6/1) – bet365
Although out of form in recent starts, this 10-year-old has the experience to surprise if rediscovering his best. William Maggs partners Joel Parkinson and Sue Smith’s gelding, who could run into a place.
Verdict
Foster’s Fortune looks like the standout pick, with his recent win and strong form pointing to further improvement over this longer distance. Salsada is a major contender, coming off an impressive victory and showing great consistency. Punxsutawney Phil is another who demands respect, especially given his proven ability at this course.
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