16:10 Redcar
Wednesday 27 September 2017
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- 3YO plus  |  Class 5  |  5f  |  Good to Soft (Soft in places on Back Straight)  |  19 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 16:14Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 57.89s
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Evergreen sprinter who has 12 career wins to his credit, but has not been at his best on recent starts. Only 1lb higher than when last successful and is versatile ground-wise.
Put some average efforts behind him when second, beaten a head, at Yarmouth last week. Only 1lb higher so he should be in the shake-up if his lowest draw is not a hindrance.
Two average efforts, both in a hood, since being gelded, Back on the same mark as for his only success at Wolverhampton in November, but needs to find a return to that sort of form.
Consistent sort who has won three times this season and seems suited to good or good to soft ground. Ran a good race off this mark last time and his record suggests he will not be far away again.
Not at his best last time, but had previously battled well to win at Haydock. Both career wins have come over 6f and this might be on the sharp side.
Back to something approaching his best form when third at Sandown and runs off the same mark. Drying ground would not be a problem and he has each-way claims.
Won a Mussselburgh handicap for Kevin Ryan last season and now sets out for a new trainer after some disappointing recent displays, The change of scenery needs to have worked.
Got up close home to win at Nottingham two starts ago, but held off 4lb higher last time. Has to contend with the same mark and others look better treated.
Four-time winner on turf, but the last of those was achieved over a year ago off 2lb lower. Shaped well enough at Beverley last time to suggest he can figure,
Has been running consistently well of late, including when winning at Ripon three starts ago. Likes to be up there and the application of blinkers for the first time could well see her blaze a trail again. Respected.
Won a Chester handicap when trained by Bryan Smart and three runs for her current trainer have not been without encouragement. Has gone up 2lb for not winning, though, which curbs enthusiasm.
Confirmed previous promise when winning a Southwell maiden last time, making all. Handicap mark looks fair and he is likely to be thereabouts for a trainer who does well with this type.
Five-times winner who has been completely out of form recently. Has dropped to a very lenient handicap mark, though, and would be a threat to all if returning to anything nearing his best.
C&D winner who retains much of his ability despite his advancing years. Last two poor runs have come on soft and he is back down to a viable mark if the going rides good.
All three career wins were achieved last year, but he showed distinct signs of a return to winning ways at Catterick last time. Every chance off 1lb higher with same jockey booked.
Bounced back to wining form at Ayr three starts ago and was not disgraced at Hamilton next time. Seemed to go backwards on latest start and faces competition for the lead this time which may compromise her chance.
Won a maiden at 50-1 at Thirsk two starts ago, but was hiked up a massive 15 pounds for that narrow win and, not surprisingly, struggled last time. It may a case of same again.
Returned from a lengthy absence when in mid-division in a Southwell maiden. Has bits of form on turf, but will be doing well to land a handicap as competitive as this.
Last win came in June, last year, when trained by Micky Quinn. Has not been running badly and has her first start for this trainer, so could be a factor if the change of scenery has given her a lift.
Forecasts
Quatrieme Ami (13/8), Granny Roz (9/1), See The Sun (11/1), Ayresome Angel (14/1), Merdon Castle (14/1), Compton River (14/1), Classic Pursuit (16/1), Monte Cinq (16/1), Flash City (16/1), Jabbarockie (18/1), Racing Angel (20/1), Hot Hannah (20/1), Kibaar (22/1), Haworth (25/1), Perfect Words (25/1), Bronze Beau (28/1), Pavers Pride (33/1), Jack Luey (33/1), Sky Gypsy (50/1)
A typically wide-open sprint handicap. Experienced campaigners Bronze Beau, Flash City and Jack Luey cannot be written off and the consistent Perfect Words looks sure to be thereabouts again. However, there is an unexposed type in JABBAROCKIE, who made all to win a Southwell maiden last time, may be on the upgrade and is fairly treated. Compton River looks a danger, along with Granny Roz.
- Jabbarockie
- Compton River
- Perfect Words
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £3,234.002nd: £962.003rd: £481.004th: £240.00
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