15:15 Market Rasen
Sunday 12 March 2023
All13:3314:0514:4015:1515:5016:25
Get Cheltenham Ready At Rhino.Bet Handicap Hurdle
- 4YO plus | Class 4 | 2m 4f 139y | Soft (Good to Soft in places) | 9 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 15:16 | Winning time: 5m 28.55s
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C&D winner who was back to form when runner-up at Kempton 15 days ago and should be able to make his presence felt again.
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Cheekpieces seemingly the making of him to end 2022, landing a brace of handicaps at up to 20.6f. Shaped as if still in form at Catterick last time and there's reason to think he'll be involved.
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Back-to-back juvenile hurdle winner in 2021 and came out on top in workmanlike fashion in 4-runner handicap at Leicester (15.5f) on return. Followed that with a poor effort at Doncaster, however, so needs to bounce back in a big way.
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Bagged 2m maiden at Huntingdon in March and would have made a winning handicap debut but for falling at Ludlow on return. Hasn't fired on both subsequent outings but not one to completely write off.
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Ended last season with handicap wins at Newcastle and Perth, and lost out only narrowly at Market Rasen (20.6f) in October. However, not in the same form of late.
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French bumper winner who landed a Kempton juvenile hurdle for Nicky Henderson in December 2021. Hasn't gone on from that, however, and was pulled up on debut for current yard at Newbury 9 days ago.
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Fair in bumpers and going the right way over hurdles, sticking to his task when runner-up at Ayr the last twice. Has more potential now handicapping, and looks the one to beat.
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Promising third in maiden/novice events at Exeter at the start of the year. Below that level when switched to handicap company since and others make more appeal.
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Flat winner at Pontefract last April. Little impact for new yard back hurdling and much more is required here after his break.
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Non-Runners
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Weight: 12-0| Age: 7
T: Mrs L Hill J: Non Runner
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Forecasts
Happy And Fine (5/2), Halondo (11/4), Haas Boy (3/1), Ballyhome (13/2), Big Bad Bear (10/1), Sadler's Bay (16/1), Heross Du Seuil (33/1), Sacre Pierre (50/1), Magna Moralia (150/1)
HALONDO has responded well to pressure to finish second at Ayr on his last two starts and an opening mark of 109 could prove lenient, so he takes preference over Happy And Fine, who is expected to bounce back from a lesser effort at Catterick recently. Ballyhome also merits consideration.
Prize Money
1st: £6,337.002nd: £2,916.003rd: £1,458.004th: £730.005th: £364.00
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