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- Intersky Sunset
- Sean Quinlan / J Candlish
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89
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11/2 |
Intersky Sunset
Ex-Irish point/handicap hurdle winner; disappointing over hurdles in two starts for this yard; patchy form in seven tries over fences in Ireland; cheekpieces now tried; best watched.
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- Loud And Proud
- Paul O'Brien / Harry Derham
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96
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3/1 |
Loud And Proud
Placed in two of her eight runs pointing in Ireland; bit disappointing over hurdles for new yard, but fair run on chase debut last time when 6l third of eight in a 3m mares' handicap at Warwick (soft; first three clear); on a fair mark; chance.
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- Baby Chou
- Jonathan England / S England
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97
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5/2 |
Baby Chou
Irish point winner in March 2024 (3m, heavy); 16-race maiden under rules; runner-up in two handicap chases at Catterick on last two starts (3m1f, soft/good to soft), on both occasions being beaten by an in-form rival who has won again since; interesting contender.
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- Ann D'arabie
- Benjamin Macey / J & A O'Neill
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10/3 |
Ann D'arabie
Unexposed mare; fourth of ten in a novice handicap hurdle at Wincanton on latest outing (3m, soft); quite interesting on her chasing debut.
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- You Say Its Over
- Danny McMenamin / Micky Hammond
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97
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7/2 |
You Say Its Over
19-race maiden; creditable fourth in a mares' handicap chase at Catterick last time (3m1f, soft; cheekpieces back on) when running from 7lb out of the handicap; closely matched with runner-up Baby Chou on that form (7lb better off for a 7l beating) and with headgear retained is not out of it.
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