19:40 Southwell
Thursday 3 September 2026
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bettingsites.co.uk Handicap
- 3YO only  |  Class 5  |  7f 15y  |  9 Runners  |  Allweather
Cloth number
Odds
Star rating
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Dual winner who hasn't fired since finishing second in a 3-y-o handicap here (1m) on New Year's Day. Does at least benefit from a drop in grade here.
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Half-brother to a useful pair. Successful in a newcomers race at Kempton last summer. Too free when fourth (behind a now-useful pair) on return. Again less effective on turf last time, however, the booking of Billy Loughnane suggests a big run could be in the offing on return to the all-weather.
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Borderline fairly useful filly. Runner-up for fourth consecutive start on handicap debut here in late-July. A late jink (hung badly right) wasn't enough to stop her from going one better in 3-runner Ffos Las maiden subsequently. Respected off same mark, for all this is tougher back in a handicap.
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Smooth traveller who belatedly got off the mark in 6-runner maiden at Redcar (7f) in late-July. Returned to handicap company with a creditable 4¾ lengths third in higher grade at Thirsk last time and isn't fully exposed over this surface.
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Hasn't kicked since winning on handicap debut at Newcastle for Archie Watson. Conditions possibly a factor when trailing the field at Chester on stable debut (6f, 40/1 soft) in early-June. Handicapped to be competitive and market usually a good guide when Danny Tudhope rides for this yard.
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Won a 1m maiden here on second career start. Form regressed for George Boughey this season, finishing well beaten over C&D on latest start. Hard to be confident, for all his new yard are capable with stable-switchers.
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Bumped into a now-useful sort when runner-up in a 7f Kempton novice. Didn't look the easiest of rides on final start for Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole, though is entitled to come on for his reappearance/stable debut there last month. Potentially interesting, if he puts his best foot forward.
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Resumed winning ways at Doncaster (6f) in June (form worked out well). Didn't have any excuses from latest 8-length defeat at Haydock. Still lightly raced over this trip, though, and could be worth another chance on just his second all-weather start.
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Successful on handicap debut at Newcastle (6f) in March but has shown little for current connections, latterly over 6f here.
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Forecasts
Korbut (1/1), Indefensible (5/1), Piscean Star (15/2), Lieutenant Kije (10/1), Chale Chalo (10/1), Black Endeavour (10/1), Tactical Blitz (16/1), Exotic Baby (16/1), Southern Warrior (66/1)
The vote goes to PISCEAN STAR, who is seemingly a much better horse on the all-weather and could get back on track with Billy Loughnane aboard. A reasonable case can be made for Lieutenant Kije on the best of his all-weather form, while Korbut is respected now up and running.
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £3,978.002nd: £1,867.003rd: £933.004th: £467.005th: £233.00
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