13:30 Market Rasen
Saturday 17 July 2021
All13:0013:3014:0514:4015:1015:5016:22
Betway Handicap Hurdle
- 3YO plus  |  Class 4  |  2m 125y  |  Good  |  9 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 13:30Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 4m 4.80s
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Horse A-Z
Show odds
Much improved when making winning return/yard debut over C&D in May but both subsequent runs have been pretty tame. Big player if cheekpieces have a positive effect.
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Made encouraging start for new handler when second at Warwick in March, but his 2 subsequent efforts have not been at all inspiring. Tongue tied, now.
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Took well to hurdling in 2018/19, landing a Ludlow maiden. Lightly raced and disappointing on the whole in recent times, though
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Dual 2m hurdle from lowly mark over hurdles during spring 2019. Mixed bag under various codes subsequently and made inauspicious debut for current yard at Hexham 108 days ago.
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Scored at Taunton in November but disappointed on final outing for Charlie Mann over 4 months later and debut for current yard wasn't much better. Needs to bounce back.
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Easily best effort over hurdles when second of 10 in 2m Sedgefield novice on penultimate outing but failed to back it up at Ayr. Now handicapping after a break, but others are more appealing.
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Fair maiden hurdler for Ben Pauling and entitled to come on for comeback run for new yard at Newton Abbot in June (first start for 26 months). 2 lb lower now and should go well in a weak affair.
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Good efforts to hit the frame at Hexham the last twice and fully expected to be on the premises again in a race where the bulk of his rivals may not give their running.
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Limited sort who is unlikely to figure unless cheekpieces spark him into life.
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Forecasts
Al Kherb (5/2), Bold Reason (5/1), Sid Hoodie (6/1), Blue Ribbon (6/1), Kingofthecotswolds (7/1), New Zealander (7/1), Clemento (8/1), Simple Rules (14/1), Charle Brune (80/1)
BOLD REASON is well treated, should come on for his recent stable debut, and finds himself in a decidedly weak contest for the grade, so it's worth taking a chance on him to get his career back on track. Al Kherb is arguably the only one to arrive in form, so he's respected, while Blue Ribbon isn't without a chance.
- BOLD REASON (GER)
- AL KHERB
- BLUE RIBBON
Prize Money
1st: £3,159.002nd: £1,455.003rd: £727.004th: £364.005th: £350.006th: £350.007th: £350.008th: £350.00
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