19:45 Chelmsford City
Tuesday 16 June 2020
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tote.co.uk SCOOP6 On Saturday Handicap
- 3YO only | Class 6 | 1m 2f | Standard | 13 Runners | Polytrack | Weighed In
- Off time: 19:48 | Winning time: 2m 6.24s
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Lightly-raced maiden; already made handicap/AW debut at Kempton in September (not seen since). Found the 1m test that day an insufficient test of stamina (stayed on well after being outpaced); remains with potential for handicaps over this trip.
Failed to better some already modest 2yo form when making his C&D handicap debut late last year off a 3lb higher mark when with Michael Bell. Now returns for a new yard in first-time cheekpieces to try his luck over C&D again, mark stiff enough.
Had plenty of chances as a 2yo and 3yo; has run creditably this year in handicaps although that run of decent form came to an end last time when trying this trip for the first time. Cheekpieces now go on for the first-time, others have more scope.
Not knocked about in any of his three minor events late last year on turf/AW over 6f looking the sort to have handicaps in mind. Now makes his debut in this sphere, significantly up in trip, has to be respected given his connections.
Little impact in turf minor events and an AW maiden (gelded prior to that outing), went with little fluency on Fibresand (50-1) when last seen. Steps up 3f in trip (all previous starts over 7f); may well have more to offer in handicaps.
Modest maiden (0-8); produced her best effort last time in first-time cheekpieces after four-months away from the track trying this trip for the first-time. Not beaten far he's allowed to run off the same mark here in a slightly easier grade.
Yet to step away from the AW (tried on various synthetics); got back on track last time (second handicap start) over C&D, finished a one-paced fifth. Eased 1lb in the weights he looks to need to show more if he's to be competitive in this.
Price has got progressively bigger in her three starts, despite starting a relatively short price on debut she ran very green (unusual for one from this yard). Looks limited on all known evidence, step up in trip for handicaps may see some progress.
Well held in minor/maiden events (started 100-1 last twice) in three 2yo outings over 1m on the AW. Looks to have be brought along with handicaps in mind (rewarded with a lowly mark), should do better granted this test, one to note in market.
Lightly-raced maiden now with a new yard having left Marco Botti after his handicap debut over 7.2f at Wolverhampton. Ran no sort of race on that occasion and took little interest, now up in trip but hard to construct a case for him.
Hinted at ability last time out when considerately handled by an inexperienced apprentice over 6f at Lingfield. Has a pedigree for further, no surprise to see her stepped up in trip in first-time headgear; interesting despite wide draw, watch market.
Cheap purchase given her pedigree; showed little promise in three 2yo starts at up to 1m2f. Hopes now pinned on a transition into handicaps making a difference but hard to make a case for her on the evidence so far.
Showed very little in three backend turf minor/maiden events over 1m all in testing conditions. Well bred sort though who could do better off a break and moving into handicaps on the AW, open to some improvement off a basement mark.
Non-Runners
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(9)
Criseyde116
Weight: 9-6| Age: 3
T: S Kirk J: Angus Villiers
NR
Forecasts
Beat The Breeze (13/8), African Sun (7/1), Monsaraz (15/2), Boom Boom Boom (15/2), Volcano Bay (10/1), Criseyde (12/1), Rare Glam (14/1), Pearl Beach (16/1), Lord Warburton (16/1), Fair Warning (18/1), Salkeev (22/1), Debt Of Honour (22/1), Margaretha (25/1), Buzztothemoon (80/1)
Low-grade affair but potentially one of the more interesting events on the card with several who could blossom now they move into handicaps. Beat The Breeze has one of the most solid pieces of form in the race having appeared to enjoy the step up to trip at Lingfield last week. He’s sure to go close RARE GLAM from the Joe Tuite yard catches the eye stepping up to a trip more in line with her pedigree having been brought along quietly. Volcano Bay, Pearl Beach and African Sun form another triumvirate who should be noted for a market move, all of the trio have some potential. Boom Boom Boom and Criseyde another duo that could get in the mix although the latter needs to settle better.
- Rare Glam
- Volcano Bay
- African Sun
Prize Money
1st: £2,782.002nd: £828.003rd: £414.004th: £207.00
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