14:00 Chepstow
Sunday 8 January 2017
All13:0013:3014:0014:3015:0015:3016:00
Bathwick Tyres Novices' Hurdle (Div 2)
- 4YO plus | Class 4 | 2m 3f 100y | Heavy (Soft in places) | 9 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 14:02 | Winning time: 5m 0.80s
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Horse A-Z
Show odds
Has made a promising start over hurdles taking the runner-up slot on debut and winning a maiden at Uttoxeter easily in June. Back from a break here and open to further improvement.
Showed improved form on his second start over hurdles when winning a small field novice at Bangor. Has more to do here under a penalty but should improve.
Beaten a long way in his two starts over hurdles and plenty to do here.
Two starts in bumpers didn't yield a lot and neither did his first start over hurdles at Warwick where he was beaten a fair way at a big price.
Won his completed start in Irish points and shaped with some promise on hurdles debut at Ascot. Not beaten far by some decent prospects and clearly has claims.
Winner of a maiden Irish point who was well fancied on his debut at Ayr in a bumper. Faded tamely in that contest and whilst he looks to have ability, he has to bounce back here.
Showed very little in two starts over hurdles so far and yet to finish in front of a rival.
Showed some decent form with a debut second in a Warwick bumper. The two hurdles runs haven't quite matched that form although he did shape better than his final placing would suggest at Newbury last time. Tenderly handled there and capable of better this time around.
Had some reasonable form on the Flat but has shown nothing on two hurdles starts so far.
Non-Runners
5

Global Stage51
Weight: 11-6| Age: 6
T: F O'Brien J: P J Brennan
NR
Forecasts
Lovenormoney (5/4), Fly Camp (3/1), Mr Mcgo (4/1), Global Stage (5/1), Shrewd Tactics (11/2), Monbeg Aquadude (12/1), Rapanui (66/1), Falcons Fall (100/1), The Kid (100/1), Courtinthemiddle (150/1)
With Global Stage a likely non-runner here (ran in Saturday’s Tolworth Hurdle), this should come down to a contest between Fly Camp, Mr Mcgo and LOVENORMONEY. Both Fly Camp and Mr Mcgo have winning form and therefore have to give away weight here to Lovenormoney who should have more improvement in him after an eye-catching debut at Ascot behind some decent types.
1. Lovenormoney
2. Fly Camp
3. Mr Mcgo
Prize Money
1st: £3,574.002nd: £1,049.003rd: £525.004th: £262.00
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