888Sport Standard NH Flat Race (Conditionals And Amateurs)

Off time: 17:20 | Winning time: 4m 21.10s

Kearney Hill²⁷

Age: 5| Weight: 11-11| J: Jack Tudor⁽⁵⁾| T: B Ellison

2/1

Unfancied when taking a Musselburgh bumper showing a much improved effort (overcame one who had the run of the race). That had the look of a decent bumper but he now has to carry a penalty against some interesting newcomers.

Form: 2F-631

Nells Son

Age: 5| Weight: 11-4| J: Danny McMenamin⁽³⁾| T: N G Richards

13/8

Stable 11-53 with bumpers newcomers since 2015 (1-2 here); still a full horse he's related to the same connections Amberose and Rubytoo; dam unraced but from a useful family. Yard won this in 2017 with another debutante Echo Express; shortlisted.

Form:

North Parade²⁸

Age: 5| Weight: 11-4| J: Aaron Anderson⁽⁷⁾| T: J Parkinson & S Smith

4/1

Second run from a yard not known for bumpers winners (3-65 last five seasons; 1-13 this season). Showed ability on debut although he lacked experience staying on to finish a never dangerous fifth; ought to show some progress.

Form: 5

Whitechurch¹⁰⁴

Age: 6| Weight: 11-4| J: Lorcan Murtagh⁽³⁾| T: D McCain Jnr

5/1

Decent record in Irish point-to-points winning on his third start in maiden company. Sold for £40,000 after that victory he makes his Rules debut for a yard not unaccustomed to training bumpers winners; another to consider.

Form: 231

Tranquil Dawn⁴¹

Age: 6| Weight: 10-11| J: Mr Myles Osborne⁽⁷⁾| T: F Brennan

50/1

Pulled-up on her first two starts in Irish mares' maiden point-to-points she showed a little more when last seen in that sphere (still finished well beaten). Yard 0-8 in bumpers in last five seasons; others appeal far more.

Form: PP3

Non-Runners

Frascato Bello

Weight: 11-4| Age: 5

T: J & A O'Neill J: Mr Anthony O'Neill

Teescomponentsyess²⁸

Weight: 10-9| Age: 4

T: G Boanas J: Non Runner

Forecasts

Nells Son (13/8), Kearney Hill (2/1), North Parade (4/1), Whitechurch (5/1), Frascato Bello (5/1), Teescomponentsyess (33/1), Tranquil Dawn (50/1)

The form that Kearney Hill showed when winning at Musselburgh last time understandably sets the standard but there were a few disappointments in that race amongst the fancied runners and he meets some seemingly talented newcomers here under a penalty. Frascato Bello looks to have potential on his debut judging by his pedigree with his yard being capable of readying one first time out. NELLS SON comes from a yard who have a good record in this sphere and having won this win a newcomer in 2017 they are given the vote to repeat the dose this time around. North Parade will have learnt from his Wetherby debut whilst another newcomer Whitechurch adds depth to what could be a useful bumper.