Watch Irish Racing On RacingTV Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 14:25 | Winning time: 5m 55.94s

Anytrixwilldo¹⁸

Age: 6| Weight: 11-6| J: Jonjo O'Neill Jr.| T: J & A O'Neill| OR: 110

4/1

Friendless in betting but showed plenty when midfield in 10-runner Chepstow novice (2m) on debut 14 months ago. Disappointed on return at that venue in November but got back on track when second in 6-runner maiden at Market Rasen (20.6f) 18 days ago. Could still do better.

Form: 5-62

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Howaya Now⁵³

Age: 6| Weight: 11-6| J: Harry Bannister| T: R Bandey| OR: 116

8/13

Fair hurdler who ran well when second in 9-runner maiden at Hereford (25.5f, soft) 53 days ago, despite going in snatches. Sets the standard.

Form: 532-F42

Monty Searle¹²⁶

Age: 8| Weight: 11-6| J: Ms E L Herbison⁽⁷⁾| T: N J Hawke

14/1

Malinas gelding. Half-brother to fairly useful hurdler/chaser Go Steady. Successful on last of 5 starts in points (Dec 2023). Needs a market check on Rules debut.

Form: 2PRP/1

Worldwide Fury^t1¹⁹

Age: 5| Weight: 11-6| J: Jack Tudor| T: D Pipe

11/1

£150,000 purchase after winning an Irish point last March and shaped as if in need of the experience when sixth of 9 in a Wetherby bumper (2m) on Rules debut 19 days ago, not knocked about. Upped significantly in trip on hurdle bow and fitted with a first-time tongue strap.

Form: 1-6

Singapore Lady

Age: 5| Weight: 10-13| J: Rex Dingle| T: J Scott

6/1

5,000 gns 3-y-o, Schiaparelli mare. Half-sister to fair hurdler/fairly useful chaser Singapore Saga and modest hurdler Asian Spice, stays 21. Yard amongst the winners so must be respected on debut, especially if the market vibes are strong.

Form:

Forecasts

Howaya Now (8/13), Anytrixwilldo (4/1), Singapore Lady (6/1), Worldwide Fury (11/1), Monty Searle (14/1)

ANYTRIXWILLDO got back on track when second at Market Rasen 18 days ago and could yet build on the abundant promise of his Chepstow debut given his lightly-raced profile, so he earns the vote over the more exposed Howaya Now. Irish point winner Worldwide Fury makes a quick switch to hurdling in a first-time tongue strap and can't be dismissed, either.