KSR Lighting Juvenile Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 12:55 | Winning time: 4m 47.46s

The Bellhop³⁸

Age: 3| Weight: 11-7| J: Freddie Mitchell⁽⁵⁾| T: G & J Moore| OR: 113| CD

11/8

Failed to win in 5 attempts on the Flat but different proposition switched to hurdles when successful over C&D in October. Matched that form when fourth under a penalty at Wetherby and slight step back up in trip can only help his cause.

Form: 14

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Turenne¹⁷

Age: 3| Weight: 11-7| J: Jack Tudor| T: D Pipe| OR: 128

4/7

Quick to make into a fairly useful hurdler in France for David Cottin, scoring over 2m at Compiegne in May. Sound-enough start for this yard despite not matching that form when a battling second at Catterick 17 days ago and he sets the standard.

Form: 53-152

Aurelius Maximus¹⁸⁸

Age: 3| Weight: 11-0| J: Thomas Bellamy| T: A King

25/1

Poor maiden on Flat (stays 1¼m), well held last time. Has left Ed Dunlop but given yard he's joined, he's sure to be well prepared for this hurdles debut.

Form:

Brave Guest⁵⁹

Age: 3| Weight: 11-0| J: M Goldstein| T: Miss S West

80/1

Little form/signs of temperament on Flat for Jack Channon.

Form:

Coisty³⁴

Age: 3| Weight: 11-0| J: Harry Kimber| T: M Madgwick

125/1

Brother to bumper winner Steel An Icon. Little form in varied events on Flat.

Form:

Launceston¹⁰⁷

Age: 3| Weight: 11-0| J: Charlie Hammond| T: Joe Ponting

125/1

Modest maiden on the Flat, making jumps debut. 4/1 and blinkered for first time, last of 9 in handicap at Windsor (11.4f, good to firm). First run for yard after leaving Sir Mark Prescott Bt.

Form:

Tenadaay⁸⁸

Age: 3| Weight: 11-0| J: Jack Hogan| T: F O'Brien

33/1

Last of 10 in handicap (33/1) at Epsom (12f, good to soft) 88 days ago. First run for yard after leaving John Gallagher but joined successful yard ahead of this hurdles bow.

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Forecasts

Turenne (4/7), The Bellhop (11/8), Aurelius Maximus (25/1), Tenadaay (33/1), Brave Guest (80/1), Coisty (125/1), Launceston (125/1)

The pick of TURENNE's French form sets a pretty good standard for a race of this nature and having found only one too good at Catterick for new connections, he can go one place better. Fellow-penalised runner The Bellhop is the obvious alternative.