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4:12 Sandown Park Going Heavy / Distance - 1m 7f

Pool Value: £67.60

Course winner Hurricane Pat will have to improve again if he's to defy a penalty as A PAI DE NOM probably achieved more in his defeat at Chepstow when the clear second behind an impressive subsequent winner. Mondoui'boy could be interesting having got to within 2l of a very good prospect in his sole Irish point.[Alistair Jones]

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No.	Selection	Form		Guide	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
1	Hurricane Pat N F Houlihan / G & J Moore	5yrs / 11st 8lb 2-21 Spotlight	118	9/2	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
Hurricane Pat Changed hands for �40,000 after finishing close up in his two Irish points (one on heavy) and went one better on bumper debut here in November (good to soft) when repelling a bigger-priced stablemate (unraced since); has the penalty but could be useful.
2	Silver Hill G Sheehan / Jamie Snowden	5yrs / 11st 8lb 1 Spotlight	106	13/2	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
Silver Hill Didn't travel that well but ground it out to make a successful start at Market Rasen two months ago (good to soft); that race was steadily run and has deeper ground to contend with here; he'll have to improve if he's to follow up.
3	A Pai De Nom Harry Skelton / D Skelton	5yrs / 11st 4lb 2 Spotlight	123	10/11	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
A Pai De Nom Dam won races and is a sister to the stable's smart performer West Cork; for a newcomer this 5yo posted a smart RPR when second at Chepstow in October (soft) and the winner has impressed again since; had 95 days off but looks a big player.
4	Crackerjacque Sam Twiston-Davies / A J Honeyball	5yrs / 11st 4lb 5 Spotlight	100	12/1	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
Crackerjacque Second foal from unraced half-sister to stable's high-class bumper/jumps winner Sam Brown; only 4-1 at Exeter (soft) but lacked the pace to threaten and a line of form through the winner gives him plenty to find with A Pai De Nom; fully entitled to improve, however.
5	Mondoui'boy Mr D Maxwell / Harry Derham	5yrs / 11st 4lb 2- Spotlight		4/1	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
Mondoui'boy Fetched �140,000 soon after finishing second in a 3m Irish point (soft to heavy) and the winner impressed in winning an Irish maiden hurdle in December before contesting a Grade 1 (failed to give his true running); has to be of interest.
6	Recordator Ben Jones / T H Weston	4yrs / 10st 6lb Spotlight		40/1	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
Recordator �4,000 yearling; first foal out of a 2m4f hurdle/multiple point winner and sister to point winner Teeton Surprise; stable has had a couple of bumper winners this season and the market needs checking.
7	Vesalius James Best / F Brennan	4yrs / 10st 6lb 5 Spotlight	96	33/1	1st	2nd	3rd	Any
Vesalius Beaten about 12l when fifth of the eight runners on good ground at Aintree in early November and they didn't go much of a gallop; others much preferred.