17:10 Warwick

Thursday 21 April 2022

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racingtv.com Open NH Flat Race (GBB Race)

Off time: 17:10 | Winning time: 3m 45.50s

Best Mate Dave²⁶

Age: 5| Weight: 11-2| J: Kielan Woods| T: D J Jeffreys

22/1

Passing Glance gelding. Dam, 3¼m chase winner, half-sister to fairly useful chaser (stayed 3¼m) Kick For Touch. Bred to need more time and distance and didn't show much at Stratford.

Form: 8

Don't Tell David

Age: 5| Weight: 11-2| J: Sam Twiston-Davies| T: N & W Twiston-Davies

4/1

First foal, dam, point winner, half-sister to useful hurdler/chaser (stayed 25f) Real Milan.

Form:

Boy De La Vis⁵³

Age: 4| Weight: 10-8| J: Benjamin Poste| T: R Dickin

13/2

€27,000 3-y-o, first foal, dam (h104) French 17f chase winner. Runner-up on completed start in points, fell last time (Feb 27).

Form: 2F

Gower Prince

Age: 4| Weight: 10-8| J: Stan Sheppard| T: M Sheppard

4/1

Yorgunnabelucky gelding. Half-brother to bumper winner Flann and fair hurdler Kestrel Valley, stays 25f.

Form:

Peace Of Rome³³

Age: 4| Weight: 10-8| J: N de Boinville| T: N J Henderson| BF

10/11

€74,000 3-y-o, Jukebox Jury gelding. Brother to 2 winners and half-brother to 4 winners on Flat, including 6f-8.5f German winner Peace of Paradise. Dam winner around 1m. Mid-field on debut at Kempton.

Form: 6

Non-Runners

Fame And Concrete⁶⁰

Weight: 11-9| Age: 6

T: J & A O'Neill J: Jonjo O'Neill Jr.

Record High⁵³

Weight: 11-9| Age: 5

T: Miss S Smith J: Archie Bellamy

Egbert²⁷

Weight: 11-2| Age: 5

T: A King J: Tom Cannon

Lindaka¹¹¹

Weight: 11-2| Age: 5

T: Ian Williams J: C J Todd

New Beginnings

Weight: 11-2| Age: 5

T: A King J: Thomas Bellamy

Major Fortune⁴⁹

Weight: 10-8| Age: 4

T: T Lacey J: Stan Sheppard

Forecasts

Peace Of Rome (10/11), Fame And Concrete (7/2), Don't Tell David (4/1), Gower Prince (4/1), Major Fortune (5/1), Record High (6/1), Egbert (6/1), Boy De La Vis (13/2), Lindaka (10/1), New Beginnings (12/1), Best Mate Dave (22/1)

FAME AND CONCRETE got firmly back on track when second in a well-run bumper at Newbury in February, and with the form of that race advertised emphatically by the winner since, he looks up to defying a penalty this time. Major Fortune is probably the chief threat unless there's confidence behind a newcomer.