14:20 Worcester
Saturday 6 June 2026
All13:4514:2014:5515:3316:1516:5017:25
CopyBet Supporting UK Horse Racing Handicap Chase
- 5YO plus  |  Class 5  |  2m 7f  |  Good  |  11 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 14:20Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 6m 1.53s
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Fetched £130,000 after finishing second in an Irish point and made the frame all 3 starts in maiden hurdles at around 2½m in 2024/25. That made his 2 handicap chase efforts last season very disappointing, looking a hard ride. Has had a breathing operation ahead of this first run for 12 weeks.
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Lightly-raced 7-y-o who did well in handicap hurdles in the first half of last season, culminating in a 3m Perth win in September. Returned to the same Scottish venue to make a successful start to his chase career 8 months later and there is probably more to come from him in this sphere
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Dual chaser scorer for Jeremy Scott who ended his time for that stable with respectable 14 lengths second at Exeter (19f, good to soft) in March. Just 1 lb above his last winning mark now setting out for a new yard enjoying a decent spell. A first-time visor replaces his usual blinkers/cheekpieces.
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Winner of a 23f handicap hurdle at Worcester for Max Comley last summer. Below that level on both comeback starts for Charlie Longsdon this spring, not looking a natural in the jumping department when distant second on Hereford chase debut latterly. Has had breathing operation since last run.
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Point/dual bumper winner who was runner-up in novices on first 2 outings over hurdles but has struggled since, throwing in a series of slow and/or reluctant leaps when remote third on Ffos Las chase debut 17 days ago. Cheekpieces are added on the back of that. Has also had breathing operation.
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Winning hurdler who matched that form over fences when runner-up at Taunton in December. Put a couple of poor efforts behind him (made mistakes) when just denied in a small field at Doncaster 12 weeks ago. This more competitive scenario is likely to place more pressure on his jumping.
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Back to winning ways in 3m Warwick handicap chase under this rider last month. Should remain competitive off 3 lb higher.
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Ran better than for a while when returning from a break to finish third at Hereford in March but turned in a lacklustre display at Bangor since. Very well treated on old form but he increasingly looks to be going the wrong way.
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Temperamental veteran who beat sole other finisher in a point in March but typically proved very hard work when third in 2 hunters since. Opposable back in a handicap.
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A fair winning hurdler who took a big step back in the right direction over fences when second of 11 in handicap at Fontwell (3¼m, good, 4/1) 31 days ago. Leading claims off the same mark.
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Irish point winner at the fourth attempt. Has failed to better poor form over hurdles for current yard, including a couple of handicaps last month, but it's possible a switch to fences could see him in a better light.
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Non-Runners
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Hall Lane27
Weight: 11-9|Â Â Age: 8
T: F O'Brien  J: Jack Hogan
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Forecasts
Redbridge Rambler (4/1), The Flying Poet (9/2), Gata Ban (5/1), Captain Boudet (5/1), Axel Bleue (7/1), Hall Lane (7/1), Jongleur D'etoiles (15/2), Stay Hopeful (11/1), Jack To Bat (12/1), Atlanta Brave (14/1), Jullou De Grissay (16/1), Est Illic (66/1)
GATA BAN's latest Fontwell second suggests she's in good enough form to take advantage of her career-low mark. Olly Murphy's The Flying Poet rates an obvious danger on the back of his Perth chase debut success. Captain Boudet starts out for new trainer David Pipe on a workable mark and also makes the shortlist with Rian Corcoran taking a useful 5 lb off.
- Gata Ban5/1
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £5,281.002nd: £2,430.003rd: £1,215.004th: £608.005th: £303.00
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