16:30 York

Friday 13 October 2017

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Parsonage Hotel And Cloisters Spa Handicap

Off time: 16:32 | Winning time: 57.98s

Odds by:

Live Odds

Odds

Justanotherbottle

8/1

Atletico

7/1, 13/2, 6/1, 11/2

5/1

East Street Revue

14/1

12/1

Monsieur Joe

16/1

Show Palace

14/1, 16/1

18/1

Rasheeq

6/1

Royal Brave

16/1, 20/1, 16/1

20/1

Escalating

33/1

Carlton Frankie

25/1

Bossipop

33/1

28/1

Tylery Wonder

16/1

Bashiba

16/1

Memories Galore

16/1

Fumbo Jumbo

9/1, 17/2, 8/1

7/1

Normal Equilibrium

40/1

Venturous

10/1, 9/1, 8/1, 9/1

10/1

Rich Again

50/1

Bogart

20/1

25/1

Lucky Beggar

20/1

25/1

Top Boy

50/1

SP Book Percentage 129.19

Forecasts

Atletico (5/1), Rasheeq (6/1), Fumbo Jumbo (7/1), Justanotherbottle (8/1), Venturous (10/1), East Street Revue (12/1), Memories Galore (16/1), Tylery Wonder (16/1), Bashiba (16/1), Monsieur Joe (16/1), Show Palace (18/1), Royal Brave (20/1), Bogart (25/1), Carlton Frankie (25/1), Lucky Beggar (25/1), Bossipop (28/1), Escalating (33/1), Normal Equilibrium (40/1), Top Boy (50/1), Rich Again (50/1)

Another case of paying your money and taking your chance in a devilishly difficult sprint. However, at York and elsewhere, you'll have a better chance than not with Paul Midgely on your side. Both Tylery Wonder and Monsieur Joe are C&D regulars who command the utmost respect. They filled the first two places at Naas last month, and the former has already accounted for today's rivals Fumbo Jumbo and Bashiba when a decisive 4L scorer in July. Of the others, you need to be brave putting up Rasheeq for the win purposes, but there's no denying that he's a solid (non-winning) performer at this level, whilst stablemate East Street Revue is also worthy of inspection. In an open race VENTUROUS is narrowly preferred. He was beaten 1¼L by Show Palace at Ripon last month, but less testing conditions and revised weights are a leveller, and he should prove capable of further paying back the £44,000 that he cost connections in November 2016 (ex Charlie Appleby), by making the frame at the very least today.