20:20 York
Friday 26 July 2024
All17:3018:0518:4019:1519:5020:20
Sky Bet Go-Racing-In-Yorkshire Summer Festival Handicap
- 3YO only  |  Class 4  |  5f 89y  |  Good to Firm (Good in places)  |  14 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 20:21Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 1m 4.23s
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Fared better than of late without unduly threatening back up in trip at Ayr (6f) last time. Down another 3 lb and return to 5f could suit.
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Enjoyed a productive 2-y-o campaign and some good efforts this term, making the running into a headwind not ideal at Haydock last time. Could go well.
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Edged down the weights and got back on the up returned to the venue of his sole juvenile success as he took bare 5f handicap here a fortnight ago. Settling better nowadays and he can go well again back against the 3-y-os.
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Bagged a pair of 5f/6f handicaps in the mud in April and another good effort at Haydock 3 weeks ago. 2 heavy defeats here along the way put a dampener on things.
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Dual winner as a juvenile for William Haggas, latterly a Nottingham nursery (5f, soft) in October. Well held in 2 runs 7 months apart for new yard and needs a revival.
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Got back on track, though couldn't capitalise on the drop in grade when well supported and just third at Windsor last time. Chance on her third in a much stronger 5f handicap here in May.
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Fairly useful gelding who posted his best effort yet when close second at Newcastle (5f) 4 weeks ago, faring best of those held up. One to consider.
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Successful making nursery debut at Thirsk (6f) on final start for Ralph Beckett last summer. Changed hands for 18,000 gns thereafter but yet to scale same heights in 3 starts for new yard this term. Cheekpieces go on but others preferred.
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Took 4-runner Brighton maiden (6f) last month and fair runs in handicaps since, again not beaten too far at Chester last time.
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Three-time winner over 5f last term but well beaten in 2 runs this year, not looking entirely straightforward at Beverley last time. Tongue strap back on/cheekpieces tried.
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Back to winning ways at Redcar (5f, soft) in May and has continued in good form, losing little in defeat to another at the top of his game at Thirsk last week. Shortlisted.
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Lightly-raced maiden, not disgraced at Redcar 5 weeks ago. Down another 3 lb and cheekpieces go on.
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Front runner much improved for new yard in visor, easily making all in Brighton/Yarmouth handicaps this month. Could be hard to reel in here and good chance he can get the hat-trick up under a penalty.
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Opened account in mud at Catterick (5f) in April and probably continues in form, plugging on at Thirsk last week.
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Non-Runners
15
(15)

Lettuce Leaf17
Weight: 8-7|Â Â Age: 3
T: T P Tate  J: Joanna Mason
NR
Forecasts
The Coffee Pod (7/2), Vince L'Amour (13/2), Curious Rover (7/1), Make It Easy (7/1), Merrimack (15/2), Stash The Cash (10/1), Scoops Ahoy (10/1), Lettuce Leaf (10/1), Duran (11/1), Ticktyboo (11/1), Ganesha (20/1), Je Ne Sais Quoi (25/1), Silky Robin (33/1), Game Breaker (40/1), Travel Candy (50/1)
MERRIMACK is clearly on the up for Stuart Williams and may take plenty of stopping in his hat-trick bid. Lettuce Leaf, dual course winner The Coffee Pod and Scoops Ahoy are dangers.
- Merrimack15/2
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £10,468.002nd: £4,912.003rd: £2,454.004th: £1,228.005th: £612.00
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