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Selection |
Form |
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Guide |
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- Beauty Generation
- J Mitchell / R Burdon
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65
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5/2 |
Beauty Generation
Off the mark for new stable when taking a 1m2f handicap here (good to firm) 19 days ago; a 3lb rise shouldn't be an issue but he wouldn't want this to get tactical.
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- Horwich
- J P Sullivan / Mrs R Carr
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61
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25/1 |
Horwich
Consistency has been a major issue for him but he has the ability to win at this level; this will be the longest trip he has tackled but it looks worth trying.
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- Katalyst
- Ryan Kavanagh / W Muir & C Grassick
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64
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20/1 |
Katalyst
Ran well from the front here (1m, good to soft; blinkered first time) in May but she has followed it with two heavy defeats; down in the weights but she is not a solid option.
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- Sahm Naif
- George Wood / James Horton
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63
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9/4 |
Sahm Naif
Comes here chasing a hat-trick after narrow 1m2f wins on fast ground at Beverley and Redcar (cheekpieces first time); a 6lb penalty for the latter success (on Sunday) asks a stiffer question, but he could enjoy the run of the race and looks the one to beat.
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- The Bureau Club
- Tom Marquand / Charlie Pike
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60
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11/1 |
The Bureau Club
Just a glimmer of promise in her five starts, the latest her handicap debut at Windsor (1m, good to firm) five weeks ago; still has time to do better but she needs more for the additional yardage.
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- Takeitorleaveit
- Rob Hornby / J G Portman
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65
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15/8 |
Takeitorleaveit
His two wins have come over 1m at Bath, the more recent coming off a 3lb lower mark in April; runner-up on his last three starts and no obvious reason why he wouldn't be in the thick of it.
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