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Thirsk 15:55
Paula Edward 50th Birthday Celebration EBF Fillies’ Novice Stakes (GBB/IRE Incentive Race)
Winner £4,711, 2nd £2,210, 3rd £1,104, 4th £553, 5th £275
2yo, 11 Runners
Flat,Turf , 5f , GOOD, Good to firm in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watered)
1. Bella Delizia – 28/1 [Best Odds: Betvictor]
No form to work from yet, and she represents a yard that tends to improve their juveniles with racing. This looks a stiff assignment on debut, and she’ll likely need more time to flourish.
2. Courageous Sioux – 11/1 [Best Odds: Unibet]
One of the more interesting newcomers in the line-up, bred to handle sprint trips and hailing from a yard that can ready one first time. May lack racecraft compared to those with experience, but one to note if well supported.
3. Filly Foden – 4/1 [Best Odds: bet365]
Showed natural speed when finishing runner-up on debut and should benefit greatly from that outing. Holds a leading chance here with race fitness and experience on her side. A big player if building on her promising start.
4. Harswell River – 22/1 [Best Odds: Betvictor]
Little is known about her ability at this point, but connections do well with their juveniles. May benefit from this initial outing more than threaten on it.
5. Invincible Annie – 10/1 [Best Odds: Unibet]
Could go under the radar but has the right pedigree for this sort of trip. With Jason Hart booked, she may show early toe, though she’ll need to be sharp to match the more seasoned contenders.
6. Lady Of Honour – 50/1 [Best Odds: bet365]
Was well held on debut and showed little to suggest immediate progress. Looks up against it in what appears a deeper contest. Hard to fancy on current evidence.
7. Polly Darling – 5/6 [Best Odds: Betvictor]
Top of the market and has been the subject of strong reports from her stable. A well-bred type who may have been working nicely at home. The one to beat on paper, although the short price reflects that.
8. Preminision – 20/1 [Best Odds: Unibet]
Trainer is known for bringing fillies along gradually, and this one may not be fully tuned just yet. The draw is fine, but others appeal more for win purposes. Place possibilities if showing natural pace.
9. Sweet Girl – 11/1 [Best Odds: bet365]
Represents a trainer who has had success with juveniles at Thirsk, and she’s likely sharper for a recent run. No fireworks yet but could step forward second time out.
10. There’s A Chance – 10/1 [Best Odds: Betvictor]
Caught the eye late on debut and looks a potential improver. Trainer does well in this division and she’s drawn to sit in behind the speed. Could sneak into the frame with natural progression.
11. Youfillupmysenses – 14/1 [Best Odds: Unibet]
Stable second-string on paper but gets the benefit of a good jockey booking. She may need this run to sharpen up but should be monitored for any signs of support in the betting ring.
Verdict
Filly Foden gets the nod after an encouraging introduction at Musselburgh and has the benefit of race experience, which is often crucial in these novice sprints. Polly Darling is the main threat if she lives up to her reputation, while There’s A Chance is the type to improve plenty from her initial outing and looks a live each-way option.
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Thirsk 16:30
Best Prices Guaranteed At Vickers.Bet EBF Maiden Stakes (GBB/IRE Incentive Race) (Div I)
Winner £4,860, 2nd £2,282, 3rd £1,141, 4th £571
2yo, 10 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f , GOOD, Good to firm in places (Watering)
1. Desert Of The Sea – 33/1
[Best Odds: Betvictor]
Showed little in two starts last year and returns as a four-year-old trying to break the maiden tag. Up against younger, more progressive types, and improvement is needed in heaps to be involved.
2. A War Eagle – 4/1
[Best Odds: Unibet]
Returned with a solid fourth at Southwell after a fair debut. Likely to come forward again and brings one of the more polished profiles into this race. Should be competitive if building on that recent effort.
3. City Of Poets – 5/1
[Best Odds: bet365]
Represents a stable known for its precision with unexposed types. Debuts with a fair draw and strong rider aboard. Market confidence would be significant, and breeding suggests 7f will suit well.
4. Festive Time – 30/1
[Best Odds: Unibet]
Two poor showings to date and now has first-time cheekpieces added. Would need a big leap in performance to get involved. Hard to back with confidence based on previous runs.
5. Havachoc – 22/1
[Best Odds: Betvictor]
Didn’t do much on debut but comes from a yard that can improve them second time out. Will need to settle better this time. More of a watching brief than a betting proposition.
6. Illuminator – 7/2
[Best Odds: bet365]
A well-bred debutant from the Burke team who’ve been firing in winners. Looks the type to go well on his first attempt. If he handles the occasion, he could prove tough to beat.
7. Mao Shang Wong – 11/2
[Best Odds: Unibet]
From a respected stable and bred to appreciate this sort of trip. Debuts in what appears a winnable maiden. Worth noting any market strength, as connections can ready them first time.
8. Montpellier – 4/1
[Best Odds: Betvictor]
Likely contender and well-regarded, judging by support. Debuts with strong jockey booking and pedigree suited to this distance. A serious chance on paper and drawn well enough to get involved.
9. Renewable Dream – 18/1
[Best Odds: bet365]
Had two runs as a juvenile and hinted at ability, especially when staying on late. May just need one more before reaching his best, but isn’t a total forlorn hope.
10. Some Boy Me – 33/1
[Best Odds: Unibet]
Failed to beat a rival home on seasonal debut and hard to see where the improvement will come from. Needs a minor miracle to get involved based on what we’ve seen.
11. Morning Angel – 18/1
[Best Odds: Betvictor]
Ran with promise on debut, although a touch green. Could go forward with that experience in hand, and if sharper today, a minor placing is not out of reach.
12. Pink Azalea – 14/1
[Best Odds: bet365]
Looked very green on her introduction but is bred to stay and improve over 7f+. Worth keeping in mind for handicaps down the line, though this could still come a bit too soon.
13. Reenie’s Dream – 22/1
[Best Odds: Unibet]
Tough to assess as there’s no form to go on. Not the strongest on pedigree and may need the run. Watching brief advised until she shows more on the track.
14. Rosemary May – 33/1
[Best Odds: Betvictor]
Showed very little on debut and hard to make a case based on that. Needs a much better performance and is one of the more exposed outsiders here.
15. She’s A Goldigger – 50/1
[Best Odds: bet365]
Didn’t show much on her only appearance and connections may have longer-term goals in mind. Can only be supported if showing drastic improvement on the track.
Verdict
Illuminator makes plenty of appeal as a likely type from a powerful yard that excels with newcomers, and this could be a winnable contest. Montpellier is another first-timer who fits the bill on breeding and yard form, while A War Eagle should put experience to good use and hit the frame again.
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Thirsk 17:05
Best Prices Guaranteed At Vickers.Bet EBF Maiden Stakes (GBB/IRE Incentive Race) (Div II)
Winner £4,860, 2nd £2,282, 3rd £1,141, 4th £571
2yo, 10 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f , GOOD, Good to firm in places (Watering)
Moostar – Best odds: 7/2 at bet365
Displayed his best effort when finishing third over 5f in his most recent outing. Jason Watson partners him for his nursery debut, and if he manages to settle better, he could have a strong say in this race.
Summer Of Light – Best odds: 10/1 at Unibet
Has shown flashes of potential in maiden and novice company, particularly over shorter trips. Dylan Hogan takes the ride, and a step up to 6f in handicap company could reveal further improvement.
Spring Corn – Best odds: 11/2 at Betvictor
Caught the eye on his debut with a third-place finish after a slow start but hasn’t quite matched that level since. David Allan is on board for his first handicap, and a return to form would put him in contention.
Isla Bella – Best odds: 5/1 at Unibet
Ran well to secure a win in a maiden race earlier, but has found the competition tougher since. Sean Kirrane takes the ride as she makes her stable debut for Lawrence Mullaney, which could see a return to her previous form.
Son Of Astar – Best odds: 8/1 at bet365
Showed glimpses of ability in various races, including a couple of nursery contests. Clifford Lee takes the reins, and a return to 6f might suit his running style, offering an opportunity for improvement.
Bungle Reigns – Best odds: 13/2 at Betvictor
Displayed some promise in maiden company over varying distances. Now stepping into handicap company, Dougie Costello takes the ride, and an improvement could be expected at this level.
Rose Of New Jersey – Best odds: 7/1 at Unibet
Ran fairly well in maiden races before a decent fifth in her first nursery attempt. Connor Beasley is on board again, and while she needs to take another step forward, she’s not without a chance.
Misdreavous – Best odds: 6/1 at bet365
Showed glimpses of potential in maidens and might improve with the step up to 6f. Cam Hardie partners with him again, looking for a better effort in his second nursery start.
Ballsgrove Boy – Best odds: 16/1 at Betvictor
Has not been able to make an impact in his two nursery runs so far, even with the addition of headgear last time. Silvestre De Sousa takes the ride, but he needs to find marked improvement to be a factor here.
Uncle Sam – Best odds: 14/1 at Unibet
Started promisingly with a third-place finish in a Carlisle maiden back in June, but his form has tailed off since. Tom Eaves is back in the saddle, but others appear to have stronger claims.
Verdict
Bungle Reigns could be the one to watch, having shown some promise in maiden company and now stepping into nursery races, where he may find the competition more manageable. Spring Corn has displayed enough in earlier starts to be a potential threat, especially if he can rekindle his debut form. Isla Bella could also be a player here if she adapts well to her new stable. Our selection is Bungle Reigns, as he appears to have room for improvement now entering handicap company.
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Thirsk 17:40
Ray & Eileen McLean Memorial Handicap
Winner £3,664, 2nd £1,719, 3rd £859, 4th £430, 5th £214
3yo+, 10 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 4f 8y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (Watering)
Carlton Freddie – Best odds: 33/1 at Unibet
This colt, by Golden Horn, makes his racecourse debut here and faces a demanding task. Billy Garritty is booked for the ride, and while he might have stamina in his bloodline, his inexperience could be a disadvantage against this field.
Chemical – Best odds: 11/2 at Betvictor
Has shown consistency, finishing third in both of his starts in novice events over 7f on the all-weather at Kempton. Jason Watson takes the ride again, and he has a solid each-way chance if he can replicate those efforts on turf.
Local Lad – Best odds: Evens at bet365
The Irish raider looks the one to beat, having produced a promising fourth-place finish in a Group 3 at the Curragh on debut. Since gelded, and with J M Sheridan aboard, he sets a high standard for this contest, and the step back to 7f seems suitable.
Some Boy Me – Best odds: 66/1 at Unibet
A newcomer by Al Kazeem, half-brother to two winners, but faces a tough assignment on debut. David Allan takes the ride, and while there could be potential, he looks up against it in this field.
Valiant Knight – Best odds: 6/1 at Betvictor
Displayed credible form in his two runs over this trip, showing improvement with each outing. Daniel Tudhope takes the reins, and further progress could see him posing a challenge to the main contenders.
Watching Stars – Best odds: 5/1 at bet365
Showed notable improvement from his debut when finishing fourth at Goodwood. With Dougie Costello on board, he has scope to progress further and might feature prominently if taking another step forward.
Pretty Spirited – Best odds: 200/1 at Unibet
Tailed off on debut here last month, finishing last in a small field. Tom Eaves takes the ride again, but based on her previous performance, she looks like an unlikely contender.
Regal Agenda – Best odds: 9/2 at Betvictor
A debutant filly by Pinatubo, out of a mare who was successful over 1m2f-1m4f. Clifford Lee takes the ride, and while she’s unexposed, her pedigree suggests that she could be a dark horse with potential.
Verdict
Local Lad appears to be the clear standout in this race, having shown considerable promise in a Curragh Group 3 on his debut. With that experience under his belt and the gelding operation since, he sets a solid benchmark. Watching Stars could be a threat if he continues his improvement, while Chemical looks capable of putting up another consistent performance. Our verdict goes to Local Lad, who seems the one to beat based on his previous form.
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Thirsk 18:10
Ged Drumm Endeavour Handicap
Winner £6,281, 2nd £2,947, 3rd £1,472, 4th £737, 5th £367
4yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 5f , GOOD, Good to firm in places (Watering)
Agnes Grey – Best odds: 4/1 at bet365
Found her stride last time with a victory, showing improved form. With Jason Hart back in the saddle, she has a strong chance to follow up on that performance, despite a 5lb penalty.
Whiskey Priest – Best odds: 16/1 at Unibet
After a break, this gelding has not managed to replicate the form of his win last year. Daniel Tudhope takes the reins today, and although improvement is needed, he could surprise at a bigger price.
The Gay Blade – Best odds: 5/1 at Betvictor
Ran with credit to place third last time out, following a win earlier this season. Andrew Mullen rides again, and if he can continue in the same vein, he’s a genuine contender.
Shark Two One – Best odds: 12/1 at Unibet
Shows occasional flashes of ability but struggles to find consistency. Ben Sanderson rides, and while he has the talent, he’ll need to find more to make a mark here.
Tantalus – Best odds: 10/1 at bet365
Landed a win two starts ago but followed up with a disappointing run. Paul Mulrennan takes the ride, aiming to bring out a more positive performance this time around.
King Of The Jungle – Best odds: 10/1 at Betvictor
Has been performing steadily without threatening the leaders. Joanna Mason partners again, and an improved effort would be needed for him to get involved in the finish.
Hombre – Best odds: 6/1 at Unibet
A recent winner who seems to be back in form. Silvestre De Sousa retains the ride, which boosts confidence that he could be a key player if maintaining his momentum.
Calafrio – Best odds: 7/1 at bet365
Scored a win three starts back and remains competitive, although his latest effort was underwhelming. Brandon Wilkie takes over, and he could bounce back to challenge for a place.
The Princes Poet – Best odds: 25/1 at Betvictor
Form has been on the decline recently, with some unremarkable performances. Billy Garritty is booked, but significant improvement is required to make an impact.
Imperiousity – Best odds: 50/1 at Unibet
Has shown little in his recent outings and would need a dramatic turnaround to be competitive here. Joe Bradnam is aboard, but he looks up against it.
Tees Douge – Best odds: 7/1 at bet365
Ran well to finish second two starts ago but couldn’t replicate that form last time out. Duran Fentiman partners him again, and if he returns to his best, he could be in the mix.
Irish Dancer – Best odds: 16/1 at Unibet
Yet to show her true ability this season, with a string of uninspiring runs. Zak Wheatley takes the ride, and while a step forward is needed, she has potential at a long price.
Evoluir – Best odds: 10/1 at Betvictor
Consistent without hitting the target recently. Connor Beasley takes the mount, and although not the most obvious winner, he could sneak into a place if he shows improvement.
Chat Up Line – Best odds: 25/1 at bet365
Hasn’t quite found the level needed to challenge, though he did post a respectable effort when fifth three starts back. David Allan takes the reins, but he would need to show more to feature here.
Verdict
Agnes Grey appears to be the one to beat after her latest victory, and with Jason Hart aboard, she looks primed for another big run despite the added weight. Hombre offers strong competition following a recent win and could continue his form under Silvestre De Sousa. The Gay Blade is also a credible contender, having run well in his last outing. Our verdict is Agnes Grey, who seems to be improving at just the right time.
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Thirsk 18:40
Oleon Summer Social 2024 Celebration Handicap
Winner £6,281, 2nd £2,947, 3rd £1,472, 4th £737, 5th £367
3yo, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 7f , GOOD, Good to firm in places (Watering)
Woodleigh – Best odds: 13/2 at Betvictor
Impressive when securing a 6f win in May and followed up with a respectable performance over 7f. Zak Wheatley rides again, and despite carrying a higher mark, he has the ability to be in the mix.
Midnight’s Dream – Best odds: 15/8 at bet365
Finished a strong third in a 6f maiden last time and now steps up to 7f for his handicap debut. Silvestre De Sousa partners with this Roger Varian-trained gelding, and he looks to be a key contender if he handles the extra distance.
Fletchers Dream – Best odds: 22/1 at Unibet
Ran a decent fourth over 1m two outings ago but hasn’t shown much since. Tom Eaves takes the ride, but he needs to rediscover his earlier form to feature here.
Mereside Madness – Best odds: 9/2 at Betvictor
Boasts two wins over this distance on the all-weather earlier this year. Callum Rodriguez is aboard, and although he hasn’t replicated that form on turf, he remains an intriguing option with past successes over 7f.
Profit Street – Best odds: 8/1 at bet365
Was in good form on the all-weather with a win at Newcastle but was less effective back on turf last time. Rowan Scott takes the reins, and if he can translate his all-weather form to grass, he could be a player.
Count Palatine – Best odds: 14/1 at Unibet
Hasn’t quite fired this season since changing trainers. Connor Beasley rides, and although he’s on a workable mark, he would need to show considerable improvement to challenge.
Purefoy – Best odds: 12/1 at Betvictor
Scored a 7f victory on the all-weather in April but has been disappointing since. Jason Watson is on board, but he’ll need to rediscover that earlier form to be competitive here.
Kode Secret – Best odds: 14/1 at Unibet
Won twice over 7f from the front earlier in the season but hasn’t been in the same form since. David Allan takes the ride, and after a break, he could return fresh and be an interesting contender.
Hey Crackers – Best odds: 50/1 at bet365
Hasn’t made much impact since switching to his new stable. Faye McManoman is booked for the ride, but it’s advisable to watch how he performs on his handicap debut before getting involved.
Amayretto – Best odds: 6/1 at Unibet
A winner over 1m last season, and his recent second over 7f on the all-weather suggests he is back in form. Duran Fentiman partners up again, and off the same mark, he has every chance to go close.
Verdict
Kode Secret could be the one to watch after a short break, having shown the ability to win from the front earlier in the season. Midnight’s Dream is a significant contender on his handicap debut, especially if he takes to the 7f distance. Amayretto is also in with a shout, given his recent encouraging second-place finish. Our pick is Kode Secret, who might just bounce back to form and take advantage of this opportunity.
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Thirsk 19:10
Join Vickets.Bet Free Bet Club Handicap
Winner £4,187, 2nd £1,965, 3rd £982, 4th £491, 5th £245
4yo+, 11 Runners
Flat,Turf , 7f 218y , GOOD, Good to firm in places (Watering)
Lokana – Best odds: 5/2 at bet365
A winner over 7f in May but has struggled to replicate that form recently. Daniel Tudhope takes the reins, and with her course experience, she could bounce back off a reasonable mark.
Fibonacci Sequence – Best odds: 9/4 at Betvictor
Won a fillies’ maiden on the all-weather at the second time of asking. Callum Rodriguez partners her on her handicap debut, and with a pedigree suggesting turf ability, she’s an intriguing contender.
Style Of Life – Best odds: 7/2 at Unibet
Secured two wins on the all-weather last season and delivered a solid second at Ripon a couple of runs back. Joe Fanning rides, and she brings a consistent profile into this event.
Straya – Best odds: 16/1 at Betvictor
Yet to make a significant impact since moving to her new yard, but the return to 1m on a firmer surface might be in her favor. Jason Hart is in the saddle, though she needs to show a lot more.
Hostelry – Best odds: 11/2 at Unibet
Landed a comfortable win over this course and distance in April on heavy ground. James Sullivan retains the ride, and while she has had some fair runs since, there are still question marks over her current form.
Ribble Radiant – Best odds: 25/1 at bet365
Won on debut at Beverley but has failed to match that level in subsequent starts. David Allan takes the mount again, and she needs to find considerable improvement to be competitive here.
Treasure Storm – Best odds: 22/1 at Betvictor
Maiden winner last year but has shown little progress since. Aiden Brookes partners this time, but with her recent performances, she has plenty to prove to make an impact.
Pending Appeal – Best odds: 40/1 at Unibet
Switched yards but hasn’t shown much in her recent runs for her new trainer. Tom Eaves takes the ride, but significant improvement would be required to pose a threat.
Verdict
Lokana seems to have the best claims given her earlier success over this course, and with Daniel Tudhope in the saddle, she could find herself back in contention off her current mark. Fibonacci Sequence is the unknown quantity here, stepping into handicap company for the first time with room for improvement. Style Of Life also offers an appealing option based on her consistent form. However, our verdict leans towards Lokana, who has the potential to capitalize on her course experience.
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Thirsk 19:40
AJA Novice Flat Amateur Jockeys’ Handicap (For Riders With No More Than 3 Wins At Start Of Season)
Winner £2,980, 2nd £1,491, 3rd £745, 4th £373, 5th £186
3yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 7f 218y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (Watering)
Naval Academy – Best odds: 14/1 at Unibet
Impressed during the summer with a victory over 7f at Haydock but hasn’t quite hit the same heights in recent outings. Dougie Costello is in the saddle again, and a return to form could put him back in contention.
Mister Sox – Best odds: 5/2 at Betvictor
Displayed solid form earlier this season, including a win and a runner-up finish. Back from a short break, David Allan rides once more, and he stands a good chance if he handles today’s conditions.
Blackjack – Best odds: 14/1 at bet365
Has a course win from last year, although his other successes have been on the all-weather. Clifford Lee takes the reins, but with recent performances being underwhelming, he’ll need to find his best form.
Emily Post – Best odds: 13/2 at Unibet
A 6f winner at Pontefract last season, though she hasn’t been at her best this term. Paul Mulrennan partners with her again, and she’s racing off her last winning mark, which could bring improvement.
Capital Guarantee – Best odds: 14/1 at Betvictor
Secured a hat-trick of wins over 7f last season but hasn’t shown that form so far this year. Daniel Tudhope rides, and the switch from a visor to cheekpieces might spark a resurgence.
Phoenix Fire – Best odds: 16/1 at Unibet
Hasn’t found the winner’s enclosure since 2022 but did put in a good second with headgear in April. Rhys Elliott takes the ride today, though a turnaround in form is needed to pose a threat.
Sparkling Red – Best odds: 11/2 at bet365
Improved significantly when stepped up to 7f last time out. Connor Beasley is on board once more, and with conditions to suit, she looks one of the main contenders in this field.
Beltane – Best odds: 8/1 at Betvictor
Has produced some decent efforts for his current yard, particularly when finishing second over this trip in July. Jason Hart partners him, and he looks to have an each-way chance if repeating that form.
Manigordo – Best odds: 10/1 at Unibet
Was a winner over 7.5f in 2023, though his form this season has been inconsistent. Duran Fentiman rides again, and if he can find his best, he might sneak into the frame.
San Isidro – Best odds: 20/1 at bet365
Returned from a wind operation with a couple of fair runs on the all-weather but hasn’t shown much since. Ryan Sexton is the jockey today, but others look stronger.
Reputation – Best odds: 8/1 at Unibet
A veteran with an all-weather win to his name last December. He has shown some creditable runs in his recent starts, and James Sullivan could guide him into the each-way spots.
Asmund – Best odds: 8/1 at Betvictor
Won over 6f in July but has failed to replicate that in recent runs. Silvestre De Sousa takes the ride, and while conditions suit, he’ll need to find some improvement to be a factor.
Verdict
Sparkling Red shaped up nicely when tried over 7f last time out, and with Connor Beasley on board, she is given the nod to come out on top here. Mister Sox is another leading contender, with his consistent form earlier this season putting him firmly in the mix. Beltane offers an each-way chance if he can reproduce his form from the summer. Our pick is Sparkling Red, who looks poised to build on her recent effort.
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