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- Spirit D'aunou
- Freddie Mitchell / G & J Moore
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134
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4/1 |
Spirit D'aunou
Won five of his first seven starts, including two 2m handicaps at this track on heavy ground; inconsistent since but he's back on last winning mark and latest effort in first-time cheekpieces at Newbury was encouraging (2m4f, good to soft); respected with Freddie Mitchell's claim again welcomed.
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- Il Va De Soi
- Brendan Powell / Harry Derham
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134
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11/2 |
Il Va De Soi
Mark took a hit for winning back-to-back handicaps at about 2m4f on soft ground last April but still ran well on his reappearance at Cheltenham (2m5f, good), finishing fifth of 16; should build on that, especially with his clear penchant for ease underfoot.
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- Dominic's Fault
- S Bowen / O Murphy
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131
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2/1 |
Dominic's Fault
Made it 2-5 over hurdles when keeping on to score by 6l at Lingfield (2m, soft) last month; up 9lb but he's a lightly raced 8yo with clear potential to step up again; proven over this far.
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- High Game Royal
- M G Nolan / P Hobbs & J White
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129
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9/1 |
High Game Royal
Returned this season with close seconds (2m7f) and, although beaten 14l at Cheltenham last month (3m, good to soft), he held every chance at the final flight; still on a realistic mark and won't mind coming back in distance on this stiff track.
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- Yellow Star
- Caoilin Quinn / G & J Moore
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128
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17/2 |
Yellow Star
The form of his soft-ground novice win reads well (2m); that remains his only success but has been competitive in handicaps (including here) and the return of blinkers won't harm despite a pleasing run in the cheekpieces last time at Ascot (2m5f).
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- Pearly Island
- Tom Cannon / L Wadham
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129
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18/1 |
Pearly Island
Had been chasing before returning to hurdles at Fakenham 23 days ago (2m4f, good to soft) and hammering Godot by more than 8l in the first-time visor; a 6lb rise could have been worse.
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- Godot
- Phillip Armson / A Irvine
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128
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28/1 |
Godot
The form of his narrow Lingfield win (2m3f, soft) received a big boost when the second impressed at Windsor last weekend, but after a 5lb rise this 8yo was no match for Pearly Island at Fakenham; did keep plugging away and he'll likely do the same on this stiffer track.
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- Loverdose
- Harry Kimber / R Walford
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128
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7/2 |
Loverdose
All good since sent handicapping in cheekpieces, posting figures of 1121; never better than last time when a clearcut winner at Windsor (2m4f, good to soft; fine on soft) and a further 9lb rise could be manageable, especially with only 10st 6lb to carry.
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