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Sedgefield 13:40
Fairlight Studios Novices’ Handicap Hurdle
Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186
4yo+, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , SOFT, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail movements: 1.40, 2.10 & 4.13 -23yds, 2.40 -24yds, 3.10 +19yds and 3.40 +33yds) (1.10 Race Abandon
Jim De Sarti – 17/2 (Bet365)
This six-year-old gelding has yet to showcase his full potential, but trainer Tom Lacey could have him primed for improvement. Despite inconsistent form, his odds suggest he could surprise if he capitalizes on this lighter field.
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Mr Globalist – 14/1 (Unibet)
Sean Quinlan partners with this lightly-raced contender who’s had difficulty finding consistency. While recent performances leave much to be desired, a return to form could see him challenge for a place.
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The Cypriot – 15/8 (Bet365)
The early favorite, The Cypriot, has shown promising ability in recent starts. Osian Radford is booked for the ride, and with trainer Evan Williams in solid form, he holds a strong chance.
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La Quarite – 4/1 (BetVictor)
La Quarite hasn’t displayed much in recent runs but has dropped to a more manageable mark. With Danny McMenamin aboard, this five-year-old could find the conditions suitable to deliver a solid performance.
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Bunker Bay – 30/1 (Bet365)
While Bunker Bay’s form doesn’t inspire confidence, his long-shot odds make him an intriguing outsider. Trainer Micky Hammond has pulled off surprises before, so he shouldn’t be entirely dismissed.
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Zain Farhh – 6/1 (Unibet)
Jonathan England takes the reins on Zain Farhh, a runner whose handicap mark has been steadily dropping. With signs of modest improvement in his recent efforts, he might have a chance to break through.
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Hope Hill – 4/1 (Bet365)
Hope Hill has been knocking on the door in similar company, and the experienced partnership of William Maggs and Sue Smith adds further appeal. If this gelding stays focused, he could be a serious contender.
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Verdict
The Cypriot stands out as the most likely winner, given his consistent form and the stable’s recent success. However, Hope Hill is a serious threat and could capitalize if the favorite underperforms. At longer odds, Zain Farhh presents value for an each-way bet, especially if the pace suits his running style.
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Sedgefield 14:10
Vickers.Bet Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,193, 2nd £1,932, 3rd £966, 4th £484
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , SOFT, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail movements: 1.40, 2.10 & 4.13 -23yds, 2.40 -24yds, 3.10 +19yds and 3.40 +33yds) (1.10 Race Abandon
Code Purple – 33/1 (Bet365)
Code Purple has struggled to make an impression in recent runs, but Ben Haslam’s six-year-old could show some improvement on softer ground. Richie McLernon takes the ride, and the long odds make him an outsider worth considering.
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Follow The Leader – 200/1 (BetMGM)
John Wainwright’s entry has shown little in past efforts, finishing well down the field in recent starts. Although unlikely to trouble the leaders, any sign of progress would be a positive.
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Fujita Scale – 40/1 (Unibet)
Rebecca Menzies’ charge has yet to show his true ability, with form figures that leave much to be desired. Ross Chapman will aim to guide him into a more competitive finish this time around.
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Kadjar Des Mottes – 11/2 (BetVictor)
Trained by Donald McCain, this five-year-old has been consistent without winning, placing in a couple of respectable runs. With Brian Hughes in the saddle, Kadjar Des Mottes has a strong chance to contest the finish.
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Maggies Boy – 40/1 (Bet365)
Although lightly raced, Maggies Boy hasn’t shown much to warrant confidence. Sean Quinlan takes the reins, and improvement is required to feature in this contest.
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Tarbat Ness – 20/1 (Bet365)
Tarbat Ness has shown some potential in previous runs and could enjoy this step up in class. Jack Quinlan rides for trainer John Berry, and the pair might exceed expectations here.
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Team Endeavour – 66/1 (Unibet)
Barry Murtagh’s six-year-old has failed to make an impact so far, and while improvement is always possible, he remains a long shot in this field. Lorcan Murtagh retains the ride.
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Surrey Belle – 4/5 (Bet365)
The clear favorite, Surrey Belle, has already shown her class, finishing second last time out. Trained by Adrian Paul Keatley and ridden by Danny McMenamin, she looks the one to beat.
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Gibbs Island – 15/8 (BetVictor)
This promising four-year-old, trained by Tom Lacey, has displayed potential in flat races and could adapt well to hurdles under Stan Sheppard’s guidance. He poses the most significant threat to the favorite.
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Verdict
Surrey Belle appears the standout runner with her recent form and pedigree, making her the top choice to secure victory. However, Gibbs Island offers considerable promise and could pose a serious challenge if adapting well to hurdles. For those seeking a long-shot opportunity, Kadjar Des Mottes represents an intriguing each-way option at a fair price.
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Sedgefield 14:40
Vickers.Bet Independent Family Owned Bookmaker Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,193, 2nd £1,932, 3rd £966, 4th £484
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 188y , SOFT, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail movements: 1.40, 2.10 & 4.13 -23yds, 2.40 -24yds, 3.10 +19yds and 3.40 +33yds) (1.10 Race Abandon
Jakana – 6/5 (Bet365)
Fergal O’Brien’s Jakana comes into this race off a strong win last time out, showing she has what it takes to succeed at this level. Jonathan Burke is aboard, and her consistent form makes her the clear favorite.
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Reel Rosie – 11/4 (BetVictor)
Jennie Candlish’s Reel Rosie has already picked up a win and a course victory earlier this season. Sean Quinlan partners her again, and her ability to handle Sedgefield’s unique track makes her a strong contender.
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Generous Scorpion – 33/1 (Unibet)
Donald McCain’s seven-year-old has been running consistently without breaking through. Although an outsider here, Theo Gillard could aim to guide her into a placing if conditions suit.
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Ghidora – 80/1 (Bet365)
Brian Hughes rides for Adam Nicol on this five-year-old who has struggled to show much form so far. While she remains a long shot, a big improvement would be required to challenge in this race.
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Lazy Bones – 40/1 (Unibet)
Conor Rabbitt and John Norton combine for this six-year-old mare who has struggled in recent outings. Although she appears an unlikely winner, a minor place could be within reach if she builds on her last effort.
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Phillyscope – 50/1 (BetVictor)
Still finding her way, Phillyscope has yet to deliver a strong performance, but Harry Bannister takes the ride for Sara Ender. At big odds, she may struggle to trouble the more experienced runners.
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Royal Creek – 28/1 (Bet365)
A lightly raced mare trained by Stuart Coltherd, Royal Creek will be ridden by Sam Coltherd. While she has shown glimpses of ability, she will need to step up significantly to make her presence felt here.
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Vanilla Dancer – 11/4 (Unibet)
Vanilla Dancer has been knocking on the door with a series of solid performances in similar contests. Danny McMenamin teams up with Chris Grant again, and she looks likely to give another bold showing.
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Worth The Walk – 50/1 (Bet365)
Micky Hammond’s eight-year-old has been below form recently, but Conor O’Farrell takes the reins in what could be a bounce-back effort. Though unlikely to win, she could sneak into the minor places.
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Verdict
Jakana’s recent win and consistent form position her as the horse to beat, but Reel Rosie has the ability to capitalize if the favorite underperforms. For value, Vanilla Dancer looks like a strong each-way option, given her reliable performances in similar company.
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Sedgefield 15:10
MW Paving & Groundworks Handicap Chase (Go North One Man Series Qualifier)
Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186
5yo+, 4 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 77y , SOFT, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail movements: 1.40, 2.10 & 4.13 -23yds, 2.40 -24yds, 3.10 +19yds and 3.40 +33yds) (1.10 Race Abandon
Raffles Wonder – 5/2 (Bet365)
Raffles Wonder has shown glimpses of quality, with solid efforts in similar company. Rebecca Menzies’ eight-year-old will benefit from the experience of jockey Aaron Anderson. His jumping ability and track familiarity could make him a strong contender in this field.
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Fearless Action – 15/8 (BetVictor)
A consistent performer, Fearless Action has twice finished in the runner-up spot this season. Danny McMenamin takes the ride for Chris Grant, and this nine-year-old seems primed to finally secure a win with conditions likely to suit him perfectly.
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Hazard Collonges – 3/1 (Unibet)
Gary Hanmer’s eight-year-old has been knocking on the door, with a couple of respectable second-place finishes. Jack Hogan partners him, and with a slight improvement in jumping precision, he could make a bold challenge for the top spot.
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Seren Y Teigr – 10/1 (Bet365)
This six-year-old from Evan Williams’ yard has struggled for consistency, but Conor Ring will look to get the best out of her. While she remains an outsider, a clean round of jumping could see her outperform expectations.
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Verdict
Fearless Action has been close to a win multiple times this season and looks ready to break through in this contest. Hazard Collonges offers strong competition and could pose the biggest threat with consistent performances. Raffles Wonder is another to watch, especially if he finds rhythm early in the race. For those seeking value, Seren Y Teigr could surprise if the race becomes tactical.
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Sedgefield 15:40
Happy Birthday Rebecca 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 , SOFT, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail movements: 1.40, 2.10 & 4.13 -23yds, 2.40 -24yds, 3.10 +19yds and 3.40 +33yds) (1.10 Race Abandon
Basford – 9/1 (BetVictor)
Sean Quinlan takes the ride on this eight-year-old, who has had mixed fortunes this season. Jennie Candlish’s charge has the stamina for this trip but needs to sharpen up his jumping to contend.
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Zwicky – 6/1 (Bet365)
Philip Kirby’s runner has been inconsistent but has shown flashes of form in similar company. With Joe Williamson in the saddle, Zwicky could be in the mix if he puts in a clean round of jumping.
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Catch Catchfire – 9/2 (Unibet)
This six-year-old has already secured a win this season and appears well-suited to this sort of stamina test. With Charlie Todd aboard, Ian Williams’ runner could give another strong account of himself.
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C’Est Quelqu’un – 28/1 (Bet365)
Andrew Hamilton’s eight-year-old has struggled for consistency but showed improvement when finishing third last time out. Alan Doyle partners him, and while a win may be a stretch, he could pick up minor honors.
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Felton Bellevue – 5/1 (BetVictor)
Felton Bellevue has been running well without winning, placing in his last two starts. Harry Bannister keeps the ride, and Ben Case’s veteran could be knocking on the door again in this contest.
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Lisloran – 20/1 (Unibet)
Lisloran hasn’t shown much since returning from a break, but Ross Chapman takes the reins and will be hoping for a return to form. Improvement is required, but surprises do happen over marathon trips.
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Old Page – 7/1 (Bet365)
David Thompson’s eight-year-old has been in solid form, winning a similar race recently before finishing second. Ellis Collier retains the ride, and Old Page’s consistency makes him a genuine contender.
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Eveque – 12/1 (Unibet)
Jane Walton’s 11-year-old ran well earlier in the season but needs to bounce back from a disappointing recent outing. William Maggs will aim to guide him back to his best, but he may find a few too good here.
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Monaghan Boy – 5/1 (Bet365)
Micky Hammond’s runner has been consistent, finishing in the frame multiple times. Emma Smith-Chaston is on board, and if the gelding handles the step up in trip, he could be a major player.
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Bannside – 33/1 (BetVictor)
Ian Duncan’s nine-year-old has shown little form recently, but William Maggs partners him in an attempt to spark improvement. A win seems unlikely, but he could sneak into contention if others falter.
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Henry Brown – 33/1 (Bet365)
This 10-year-old, trained by Hugh Burns, has struggled to make an impact this season. Danny McMenamin takes the ride, and while improvement is possible, he remains an outsider in this lineup.
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Verdict
Old Page’s consistent form and proven stamina make him a standout contender in this staying handicap. Catch Catchfire looks a strong alternative, given his recent win and promising profile. Felton Bellevue could also pose a significant threat with his solid recent performances. For those seeking longer odds, Monaghan Boy is worth considering as he could relish the trip.
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Sedgefield 16:13
Premier Flex Plus Canine Joint Supplement Handicap Hurdle (Go North Sea Pigeon Series Qualifier)
Winner £4,066, 2nd £1,871, 3rd £936, 4th £468, 5th £233
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 178y , SOFT, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail movements: 1.40, 2.10 & 4.13 -23yds, 2.40 -24yds, 3.10 +19yds and 3.40 +33yds) (1.10 Race Abandon
Cougar – 10/1 (Bet365)
Ben Haslam’s Cougar hasn’t been in the best form recently but drops to a more manageable handicap mark. Richie McLernon takes the ride, and while improvement is needed, the six-year-old could outrun his odds with a clean performance.
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Klitschko – 5/1 (BetVictor)
Klitschko has hinted at ability in the past, and the booking of Brian Hughes is an eye-catching move. Trained by Lucinda Hughes, this seven-year-old has the tools to be competitive if he builds on his recent efforts.
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Freddy Robinson – 9/4 (Unibet)
Brian Ellison’s six-year-old has shown strong consistency, finishing second last time out after a break. Craig Nichol retains the ride, and Freddy Robinson’s current form suggests he’ll be a key contender in this race.
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Hasty Brook – 16/1 (Bet365)
Rebecca Menzies’ eight-year-old is another who hasn’t shown his best this season. With Nathan Moscrop in the saddle, Hasty Brook would need to rediscover his previous form to make an impact.
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Saligo Bay – 7/2 (BetVictor)
This seven-year-old, trained by Sam England, put in a strong runner-up performance last time out and seems to be peaking at the right time. Jonathan England takes the ride, and Saligo Bay looks well-placed to challenge here.
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Pacini – 33/1 (Bet365)
Andrew Hamilton’s Pacini hasn’t been able to make an impression in recent starts, but Alan Doyle is on board and could look to eke out improvement. A bold showing would be surprising but not impossible.
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Telhimlisten – 9/1 (Unibet)
Jennie Candlish’s Telhimlisten has shown flashes of ability in the past but will need to overcome his inconsistent record. Sean Quinlan partners him, and a better showing could see him grab a minor placing.
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Restandbethankful – 11/2 (Bet365)
Lizzie Quinlan’s nine-year-old has been consistent in recent outings, with multiple placings to his name. Jamie Hamilton retains the ride, and this gelding could be a strong contender in a competitive field.
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Lady Babs – 12/1 (BetVictor)
Andrew Crook’s experienced runner has been hit-or-miss but has placed well in her last couple of starts. With Conor Rabbitt in the saddle, Lady Babs could be an interesting each-way option.
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Verdict
Freddy Robinson’s recent performance makes him the clear standout, and he should take all the beating here. Saligo Bay has the credentials to challenge strongly and may push the favorite all the way. Restandbethankful offers solid value as a consistent performer, while Lady Babs might surprise at longer odds if everything goes her way.
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