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- Glance At Midnight
- Shane Quinlan / Andrew Martin
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113
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25/1 |
Glance At Midnight
Off the mark in April in his third bumper (good ground) and back with a 6l win on hurdles debut (2m, good to soft) three weeks ago, both at Huntingdon; travelled strongly in the latter and asserted stylishly, but this is much more demanding company.
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- Lisbane Park
- Brendan Powell / J Tizzard
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125
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8/1 |
Lisbane Park
Second in an Irish point in March and sold for 110,000 the following month; 5-1 for six-runner novice at Exeter (2m, good) five weeks ago on rules debut, with little difficulty going on by nearly 4l in the closing stages, so he looks an exciting prospect.
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- Minella Marathon
- Harry Skelton / D Skelton
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113
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10/1 |
Minella Marathon
200,000 buy soon after justifying favouritism in an Irish point (3m, yielding) in March; 5-6 for six-runner novice at Lingfield (extended 2m3f, good to soft) one month ago and brushed his rival aside in impressive fashion from approaching the final flight; that's not the best form in this field but he looks the type to make major progress.
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- Mullaghgloss
- Cian Quirke / A Slattery
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129
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18/1 |
Mullaghgloss
Won at Galway (yielding) in October in his third bumper and looked a good prospect when making all in a 16-runner maiden at Thurles (2m, yielding to soft) three weeks ago on his second start over hurdles; one to note.
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- Old Park Star
- N De Boinville / N J Henderson
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131
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5/2 |
Old Park Star
Placed in his three bumpers (one on soft) for Paul Nicholls; 11-2 for six-runner novice hurdle at Kempton (2m, good) on debut for new yard 18 days ago and there was lots like in the way he went 3l ahead on the run-in; the next three home were all hurdle winners and the form has to be strong.
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- Our Boy Stan
- Ben Jones / B Pauling
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118
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13/2 |
Our Boy Stan
half-brother to useful Go Dante; runner-up in a Listed junior bumper here (soft) on debut on New Year's Day; successful in small fields for a bumper at Kempton (good to soft) in February and novice hurdle at Ffos Las (2m, soft; by a neck at 4-9) in November, form which requires plenty of improvement at today's level but he is on the up.
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- Can't Resist It
- Jack Hogan / F O'brien
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121
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125/1 |
Can't Resist It
No win after a point, five Irish bumpers and three hurdle races in 2024 for this yard; placed on first two starts in this sphere, before tailed off at Cheltenham last November and he's not been seen since; this is a tough race on his return to action.
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- Sherminator
- Bryan Carver / H Fry
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122
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25/1 |
Sherminator
Went close in a bumper before Newbury win (2m, soft) on hurdling debut in January, both for Emma Lavelle; built on that with a clearcut win at Taunton (2m, good) in March for new yard; had wind surgery in September and also now has his tongue tied; promising but this race is much more of a test.
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- Kingston Queen
- Jack Tudor / D Pipe
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136
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13/8 |
Kingston Queen
Irish point winner whose bumper performances last season included a Listed win at Market Rasen and third of 20 in Grade 2 at Aintree; 7l winner at evens of a maiden at Chepstow (2m4f, again good to soft) from the front on hurdling debut five weeks ago and the next two home both won next time; that suggests she's a leading contender.
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- Delta Blues Belle
- Kielan Woods / D Skelton
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102
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125/1 |
Delta Blues Belle
Irish point winner before 70,000 sale; modest since, however, in a bumper at Hexham and 2m mares' novice hurdles at Newbury and Wetherby; best watched until she goes handicapping.
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