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- Redarna
- P Mulrennan / Mrs Dianne Sayer
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89
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8/1 |
Redarna
15th career win when narrowly prevailing over 1m at Carlisle (good) but he hung for pressure back there over 7f and was only fifth; has a lot of weight to carry.
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- Al Muqdad
- D Tudhope / D O'meara
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89
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10/3 |
Al Muqdad
Will need to run better than at Thirsk last time but had been in good form this year with four wins over this trip; possibilities if getting a strong pace to chase, his ideal scenario; cheekpieces now fitted.
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- The Caltonian
- Callum Shepherd / Miss L A Perratt
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87
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15/2 |
The Caltonian
Maiden on the grass (0-14) but running well on turf this summer prior to further good efforts off his higher AW mark the last twice; each-way claims.
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- Judgment Call
- K Stott / Miss L A Perratt
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85
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12/1 |
Judgment Call
Didn't run too badly on a rare AW foray last time when 100-1; had previously been beaten only a neck at Carlisle (7f, good); should go well.
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- Craven
- Billy Garritty / R A Fahey
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87
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18/1 |
Craven
Returned to winning ways at York in July but a long way below that level since and the visor is replaced by blinkers.
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- Tierney
- Jason Hart / H Palmer
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87
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12/1 |
Tierney
Not that consistent, typified by her close second in a Class 4 at Leicester (7f, good to firm) before finishing well beaten at the same level at Newbury; she's capable should the visor trigger a positive response.
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- Prairie Falcon
- Billy Loughnane / M Dods
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84
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9/1 |
Prairie Falcon
Should be on a fair mark and was close up on his return from a break at Doncaster (7f, good to firm) in a race not run to suit those held up; the concern is a lesser effort at Thirsk two weeks ago but he could be revitalised by cheekpieces (blinkered previous three runs).
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- Wreck It Ryley
- D Swift / A D Brown
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87
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11/1 |
Wreck It Ryley
Consistency rewarded with a narrow win at Ripon (6f, good to firm) in reapplied blinkers and got restless in the stalls when last to finish at York; 5lb higher than for that recent win but hard to leave out of calculations.
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- Danzan
- D Allan / T D Easterby
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87
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17/2 |
Danzan
Competitive mark on the best of this season's form and, after two poor shows, he was always front rank and rallied well when third in Friday's Ayr Bronze Cup, a race he won in 2022; last season's win was 7f and, although his losing run is mounting up, Friday's run earns respect.
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- Yaaser
- Amie Waugh / J S Goldie
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89
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15/2 |
Yaaser
Often starts slowly; had not been having the best of seasons (behind here on Thursday) before coming from rear to win here (1m) on Friday; also effective at 7f but carries a penalty.
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- Jenni
- Ben Robinson / D O'meara
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86
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12/1 |
Jenni
Twelve defeats at sprint trips and was no match for the winner when tried over 7f last week at Musselburgh; could be vulnerable again on this stiffer track.
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- Chiefman
- Rhys Elliott / R M Smith
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81
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50/1 |
Chiefman
1m2f AW winner for Archie Watson in March; changed hands for 34,000gns and was last of the six runners over 1m2f here two months ago; hard to trust after that, and especially at this shorter trip.
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