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Taunton 12:35
Royal Oak At Hillcommon Novices’ Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
Winner £7,024, 2nd £3,232, 3rd £1,616, 4th £809, 5th £403
4yo+, 2 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 2f 40y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watering) (Rail Movements: 12.30, 1.05, 1.40, 2.15 & 3.25 +126yds and 2.50 +192yds)
Impecunious (20/1) – Chris Down’s 5-year-old has been struggling to find his rhythm, but Bryan Carver’s expertise might help him improve in this competitive contest. bet365
Taritino (8/1) – Joe Tickle’s gelding has shown some promise and could be competitive if he returns to his earlier form under Taylor Fisher. Betvictor
Siam Park (16/1) – Despite being lightly raced, Joe Tizzard’s 5-year-old has potential for improvement, and Freddie Gingell’s 3lb claim could prove crucial. Unibet
As Fast As Wind (16/1) – Daisy Hitchins’ 4-year-old has shown glimpses of ability and could make an impact if Harry Reed brings out the best in him. bet365
El Vigaro (3/1) – A dual winner from Matt Sheppard’s yard, this 5-year-old looks to continue his winning streak under Ned Fox. A solid contender in this field. Betvictor
Basilette (25/1) – Seamus Mullins’ mare has been consistent but needs to find more to challenge the leading contenders. Daniel Sansom claims 3lb to aid her chances. Unibet
Kotari (11/4) – Gary & Josh Moore’s charge has been knocking on the door, and Freddie Mitchell’s guidance might help her finally break through. She’s the favorite for good reason. bet365
Getmetothemoon (9/1) – Anthony Honeyball’s 5-year-old has shown potential and could be in the mix again under Chad Bament. One for the shortlist. Betvictor
Card Dealer (8/1) – Chris Gordon’s 7-year-old is lightly raced recently but has the ability to challenge for a place with Rex Dingle aboard. Unibet
Badlands Boy (10/1) – Donald McCain’s runner has shown improvement and could make a strong case for a place under Theo Gillard. bet365
Zufal (50/1) – Jimmy Frost’s 7-year-old has yet to make an impression but could surprise at massive odds under Ellis Collier’s 7lb claim. Betvictor
Basman Palace (33/1) – Carroll Gray’s 5-year-old hasn’t shown much in his recent outings but could find improvement with Micheal Nolan aboard. Unibet
Mill Street (7/1) – Ben Pauling’s 3-year-old is a last-time-out winner and could add another success with Callum Pritchard claiming 7lb. bet365
Mini Yeats (25/1) – Tim Vaughan’s 7-year-old has been inconsistent but could find a minor placing if Alan Johns gets the best out of him. Betvictor
Verdict
Kotari looks the one to beat, having consistently challenged at this level. El Vigaro poses a major threat with his recent form, while Mill Street could provide value for those seeking an each-way option.
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Taunton 13:05
County Stores Remember Cyborgo Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle
Winner £5,281, 2nd £2,430, 3rd £1,215, 4th £608, 5th £303
4yo+, 9 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 104y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watering) (Rail Movements: 12.30, 1.05, 1.40, 2.15 & 3.25 +126yds and 2.50 +192yds)
Denzil (6/4) – Dan Skelton’s 3-year-old has already shown his class with a win and a solid second-place finish. With Harry Atkins on board, he’s a strong contender to secure another victory. bet365
Tashan (11/8) – Emma Lavelle’s charge comes into this race with back-to-back solid performances, including a recent win. Joe Anderson takes the reins and will aim for another strong showing. Betvictor
Crest Of Honour (14/1) – Jane Williams’ runner hasn’t quite hit the mark yet but could show improvement with Harry Kimber in the saddle. An outside chance at best. Unibet
For You Buzz (16/1) – Trained by Evan Williams, this gelding has yet to display significant form but might surprise with Conor Ring aboard. Worth monitoring for minor honors. bet365
Good For You (7/2) – Jane Williams’ second entry in the race boasts potential, with Jonathan Burke guiding him through this competitive field. A likely challenger for the places. Betvictor
Jackson’s Bay (33/1) – Evan Williams’ other entry appears outclassed here, but Ellis Collier’s 7lb claim could help him improve on his underwhelming debut. Unibet
Verdict
Denzil leads the market for good reason, showing consistent form and an ability to compete at this level. Tashan is his main threat and could capitalize on any mistakes, while Good For You offers value for those looking for an each-way option.
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Taunton 13:35
South West Rail Solutions Ltd Novices’ Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,955, 2nd £2,283, 3rd £1,141, 4th £571
4yo+, 5 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 104y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watering) (Rail Movements: 12.30, 1.05, 1.40, 2.15 & 3.25 +126yds and 2.50 +192yds)
Pigeon House (8/1) – Jennie Candlish’s 4-year-old has shown promise, including a recent runner-up finish, and will look to go one better with Jonjo O’Neill Jr in the saddle. bet365
Alexei (11/8) – Joe Tizzard’s gelding impressed on his debut and could take another step forward here under Micheal Nolan, who is well-suited to bring out his potential. Betvictor
Byzantium (7/4) – Trained by Paul Nicholls, this lightly raced contender comes with a strong profile. Freddie Gingell’s 3lb claim adds to his chances of making a serious impact. Unibet
Chedington’s Guest (14/1) – Keiran Burke’s runner has shown some improvement in his outings and could challenge for minor honors under Joe Anderson. bet365
Clever Relation (33/1) – Sheila Lewis’ 4-year-old hasn’t shown much so far but will hope to improve with Sean Houlihan guiding him through this contest. Betvictor
D’Gesteevo (66/1) – Jeremy Scott’s gelding has struggled to make an impression in his limited appearances, and Lorcan Williams has a challenging task ahead. Unibet
Staff Sergeant Len (100/1) – Anthony Charlton’s 4-year-old is yet to demonstrate competitiveness and will need significant improvement under James Best. bet365
Steel Dancer (33/1) – Anthony Honeyball’s 5-year-old remains largely unexposed and might provide an each-way surprise with Ben Godfrey in the irons. Betvictor
Thistle Be The One (8/1) – Keiran Burke’s mare boasts decent form, including a prior win, and Jonathan Burke’s experience could help her contend for a top-three finish. Unibet
Torre Del Oro (80/1) – Chris Gordon’s charge has been off the pace in his outings so far and will need a significant step up under Rex Dingle. bet365
Tuxedo Junction (9/1) – David Pipe’s 5-year-old has shown glimpses of ability and could challenge for a minor placing under Jack Tudor. Betvictor
Youm Jameel (66/1) – Evan Williams’ runner will need to display marked improvement to have any chance of featuring here with Conor Ring aboard. Unibet
Calli Black (25/1) – David Weston’s 6-year-old has been inconsistent and will need to rediscover her form to challenge in this field. James Davies takes the ride. bet365
Don’t Tell Rosie (50/1) – Another runner from Jeremy Scott, this 4-year-old has yet to show her potential but might spring a surprise under Bryan Carver. Betvictor
Verdict
Alexei appears to be the leading candidate with his impressive debut performance. Byzantium is expected to provide a serious challenge with his solid credentials, while Pigeon House looks like an appealing each-way option with his consistency.
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Taunton 14:05
South West Rail Solutions Ltd Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
Winner £4,955, 2nd £2,283, 3rd £1,141, 4th £571
4yo+, 4 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 1y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watering) (Rail Movements: 12.30, 1.05, 1.40, 2.15 & 3.25 +126yds and 2.50 +192yds)
Florencethemachine (3/1) – Paul Nicholls’ mare has been in fine form, winning two of her last three starts. Freddie Gingell’s 3lb claim only strengthens her case. bet365
Law Of Supply (7/2) – Kim Bailey’s 6-year-old has shown impressive form with back-to-back victories and looks primed for another big performance under Ciaran Gethings. Betvictor
Shy Love (6/1) – Fergal O’Brien’s 6-year-old showed potential in his seasonal reappearance and could improve here with Jonathan Burke in the saddle. Unibet
De Tellers Fortune (9/2) – A lightly raced 5-year-old from Nicky Henderson’s yard, this gelding impressed with a win on his most recent start and James Bowen retains the ride. bet365
Hall Lane (14/1) – Alan King’s 6-year-old has been inconsistent but remains capable of a solid performance, especially with Oscar Palmer claiming 7lb. Betvictor
Bertie Wooster (12/1) – Joe Tizzard’s 6-year-old has struggled in recent outings but could find a resurgence here with Jonjo O’Neill Jr guiding him. Unibet
Immortal Fame (9/1) – Deborah Cole’s 8-year-old has hit form with a win last time out and looks poised to challenge again under Chris Ward. bet365
Tout Sur Moi (16/1) – Jane Williams’ 5-year-old has been consistent without winning and may sneak into the places under Lorcan Williams. Betvictor
Thirtyfour Thirty (20/1) – Anthony Charlton’s 5-year-old has been improving steadily and could surprise at big odds with James Best aboard. Unibet
Langley Hundred (11/1) – Philip Hobbs’ 7-year-old ended a string of placed efforts with a win last time out and could build on that with Micheal Nolan riding. bet365
Verdict
Florencethemachine looks set to continue her excellent form and is the one to beat. Law Of Supply is a major contender with his recent wins, while De Tellers Fortune offers a strong challenge with his lightly raced profile and room for improvement.
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Taunton 14:40
South West Rail Solutions Ltd Handicap Chase
Winner £5,968, 2nd £2,746, 3rd £1,373, 4th £687, 5th £342
4yo+, 6 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 7f 3y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watering) (Rail Movements: 12.30, 1.05, 1.40, 2.15 & 3.25 +126yds and 2.50 +192yds)
Bigz Belief (10/1 – Bet365)
Despite some inconsistent recent form, Bigz Belief has shown flashes of ability in the past. Tom Broughton takes the ride for Barry Brennan, and this gelding could surprise if rediscovering his best.
Zhang Fei (6/1 – Unibet)
Fergal O’Brien’s runner has been knocking on the door with some solid efforts, including a second-place finish last time out. Fern O’Brien rides, and a repeat performance could see him go close here.
Fine By Her (16/1 – Betvictor)
Julian Smith’s mare has a win to her name this season but has struggled to maintain consistency. Tom Bellamy takes the reins, and she could sneak into the frame if running to her potential.
West Park Boy (12/1 – Bet365)
This six-year-old returns from a lengthy absence, and while his earlier form is encouraging, fitness could be a concern. Sean Houlihan partners for the Philip Hobbs & Johnson White stable.
Vivid Pink (8/1 – Unibet)
Alan King’s five-year-old has been consistent, with a couple of placed efforts in recent starts. Tom Cannon is aboard, and she could be in the mix if everything falls into place.
Prairie Diamond (3/1 – Betvictor)
The current favorite, Prairie Diamond, scored impressively last time and looks primed for another strong showing. Daire McConville takes the ride for Martin Keighley, and a follow-up win is a strong possibility.
Ugo Bingo (12/1 – Bet365)
Anthony Charlton’s runner has been consistent without getting his head in front. Jonathan Burke rides, and this gelding could find himself in the mix with a strong effort.
Kintaro (25/1 – Unibet)
David Pipe’s four-year-old has been well beaten in recent starts. Gearoid Harney takes the reins, but significant improvement would be required to challenge here.
Of Corse I Can (33/1 – Betvictor)
Neil Mulholland’s charge has shown little in his career so far. Eddie Edge partners, but this seven-year-old looks like an outsider.
Grain Trade (12/1 – Bet365)
Billy Aprahamian’s five-year-old returned to form with a fourth-place finish last time out. Kevin Brogan rides, and this gelding could be a lively each-way contender.
Harry Gulliver (13/2 – Unibet)
After winning two starts ago, Harry Gulliver followed up with a solid third. Bryan Carver partners Alex Hales’ gelding, who looks set to be a major player again.
Footloose Man (16/1 – Betvictor)
Richard Hobson’s gelding has been consistent, finishing in the frame multiple times this season. Lilly Pinchin rides, and he could figure in the places if delivering another solid effort.
Sassified (9/2 – Bet365)
Sassified has been improving steadily and ran a good second last time out. Harry Cobden takes the reins for Philip Hobbs & Johnson White, and this six-year-old looks poised for a strong run.
Chester Tonik (66/1 – Unibet)
Alexandra Dunn’s gelding has shown little to date, and Jack Hogan’s claim may not be enough to see him make an impression.
Too Sharp (66/1 – Betvictor)
This Daisy Hitchins-trained gelding has struggled to complete his races recently. Harry Reed rides, but expectations are low.
Verdict
Prairie Diamond comes here in excellent form and should take all the beating with a repeat of his latest effort. Sassified looks a strong challenger with room for further improvement. For those seeking value, Harry Gulliver has shown enough consistency to make him a credible each-way option. Our selection is Prairie Diamond, with Sassified and Harry Gulliver completing the shortlist.
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Taunton 15:15
Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association Mares’ Handicap Hurdle (Challenger Mares’ Hurdle Series Qual’)
Winner £6,073, 2nd £2,795, 3rd £1,397, 4th £699, 5th £348
3yo+, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 1y , GOOD TO FIRM, Good in places (GoingStick: 7.9) (Watering) (Rail Movements: 12.30, 1.05, 1.40, 2.15 & 3.25 +126yds and 2.50 +192yds)
Paddy In The Caddy (11/4 – Bet365)
This consistent five-year-old comes into the race with two wins in his last two starts. Trained by Philip Hobbs & Johnson White and ridden by Sean Houlihan, he is carrying a penalty but remains a leading contender.
Shuil Ceoil (22/1 – Unibet)
Neil Mulholland’s runner has shown little in recent outings and will need to improve significantly to feature here. Richie McLernon partners the six-year-old, who looks like an outsider in this field.
Imperial Joe (16/1 – Betvictor)
Returning after a poor seasonal debut, Imperial Joe has shown glimpses of ability in the past. Jonathan Burke takes the reins for Tim Dennis, but others appear stronger contenders.
Holerday Ridge (16/1 – Bet365)
This nine-year-old has been inconsistent but has the ability to surprise if rediscovering his form. Elizabeth Gale rides for Claire Hitch, and while a win looks unlikely, a place is not out of the question.
Ventara (10/3 – Unibet)
A consistent performer, Ventara has been runner-up in two of his last three starts. Brendan Powell rides for Joe Tizzard, and this six-year-old looks poised to challenge for top honors.
Song Of Earth (14/1 – Betvictor)
Although showing some improvement in recent runs, Song Of Earth needs a sharper performance to be competitive here. Kielan Woods partners Julian Smith’s nine-year-old, who may struggle against better rivals.
Nadim (12/1 – Bet365)
A capable five-year-old who has been inconsistent this season. Daisy Hitchins’ charge will be ridden by Harry Reed, and while he has the ability, he needs to iron out jumping errors to have a chance.
Gerard Mentor (5/1 – Unibet)
Kim Bailey’s eight-year-old has been in solid form, including a win and a second in his last three starts. Tom Bellamy rides, and with another clean round of jumping, he could be in the mix.
Tribesmans Glory (10/1 – Betvictor)
This 10-year-old bounced back to form with a win last time. Ben Ffrench Davis rides for Chris Down, and if reproducing that effort, he could be a lively each-way player.
Stopherandgo (50/1 – Bet365)
Kevin Pickard’s runner has failed to make an impact in recent outings. Gearoid Harney partners this seven-year-old, who looks like a longshot.
Noah’s Light (25/1 – Unibet)
Despite a win earlier this season, Noah’s Light has been inconsistent. Lewis Stones rides for Richenda Ford, but others in this lineup have more solid claims.
My Rockstar (16/1 – Betvictor)
This eight-year-old returned to action with a respectable third last time. Ben Godfrey takes the ride for Helen Rees, and with improvement, he could be a contender for a place.
Miss Marette (16/1 – Bet365)
After several below-par efforts, Miss Marette will need a dramatic turnaround to figure here. Bryan Carver partners Chris Down’s mare, but expectations are low.
Skin Full (12/1 – Unibet)
Lightly raced for David Pipe, Skin Full has yet to show much ability. David Noonan takes the ride, and while improvement is possible, he remains a risky proposition.
Verdict
Paddy In The Caddy has strong claims, coming into the race with a string of impressive performances. Ventara looks like the biggest danger, having been consistent without winning. For value seekers, Gerard Mentor has the form to run into a place. Our top pick is Paddy In The Caddy, with Ventara and Gerard Mentor expected to challenge strongly.
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