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3m (2m7f185y) Sodexo Live! Regal Encore Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) (GBB Race) (Class 1) (4yo+)
| Horse | Odds | Runner verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Califet En Vol | 3/1 | Consistent Grade 3 performer with a strong recent RPR of 150 and top TS of 142. Trained by Nicky Henderson with a 80% strike rate, ridden by Nico de Boinville. Well weighted and in good form, making him a leading contender. |
| Viroflay | 9/2 | Paul Nicholls-trained 9yo with a solid OR of 144 and RPR of 147. Recent form includes a win and a close second, showing good consistency. Jockey Mr Lucas Murphy has a 46% trainer strike rate backing. |
| Henry's Friend | 13/2 | 9yo with a high RPR of 152 and OR 142, trained by Ben Pauling who has a 46% strike rate. Recent form mixed but capable of a big run with Kielan Woods aboard, who has a strong 22% strike rate in last 14 days. |
| Queensbury Boy | 11/2 | 7yo with RPR 149 and OR 131, showing good recent form including a win. Trained by Mickey Bowen with a lower strike rate but jockey Brendan Powell has a strong 33% strike rate, suggesting potential for a good run. |
| Tapley | 6/1 | 9yo with RPR 147 and OR 128, recent form includes two wins in last three starts. Jamie Moore & Josh Moore train with a low strike rate but Tapley has a 30% win rate over this distance, indicating strong course suitability. |
| Transmission | 14/1 | 9yo with RPR 149 and OR 133, recent form less consistent but capable. Trained by Neil Mulholland with a 36% strike rate, ridden by Richie McLernon who has a modest recent record. Could be a value outsider. |
| Your Darling | 12/1 | 11yo with RPR 146 and OR 144, showing solid recent form including a win. Trained by Ben Pauling with a 46% strike rate, jockey Callum Pritchard less experienced but the horse’s profile and value price make it appealing. |
| Neon Moon | 14/1 | 10yo with RPR 150 and OR 128, recent form moderate. Trained by David Pipe with a 25% strike rate, jockey Jack Tudor has a 14% strike rate. Could run well but lacks recent standout form. |
| Imperial Alex | 16/1 | 9yo with RPR 145 and OR 126, recent form includes some wins but inconsistent. Trained by Tom Lacey with a 20% strike rate, jockey Stan Sheppard has no recent wins. Potential for a place but less likely to win. |
| Somespring Special | 25/1 | 8yo mare with RPR 144 and OR 134, recent form includes a win but overall strike rate low. Trained by Philip Hobbs & Johnson White with a 53% strike rate, but long odds reflect limited winning chances here. |
Race verdict
The verdict is with Tapley. Tapley appeals because 9yo with RPR 147 and OR 128, recent form includes two wins in last three starts. That makes Tapley the runner to side with in the win market.
Tapley appeals because 9yo with RPR 147 and OR 128, recent form includes two wins in last three starts. The 6/1 price adds enough appeal for a win-only bet.
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