15:57 Perth
Wednesday 23 September 2026
All14:1214:4715:2215:5716:3217:07
Paul Ferguson's Jumpers To Follow David Whitaker Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
- 4YO plus  |  Class 2  |  2m 7f 180y  |  Good (Good to Soft in places)  |  8 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 15:57Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 6m 2.02s
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Horse A-Z
Show odds
Charlie Hall winner at Wetherby in 2024 but has largely found life tough since. Much better signs when third of 10 over C&D (good to soft) in June, going with enthusiasm in refitted cheekpieces and collared only late. Blinkers on now from career-low mark and he could get his own way in front.
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Made great strides as a novice chaser last season when twice a winner at Kelso before an excellent second of 17 in National Hunt Chase at Cheltenham Festival (3¾m). Pulled up on final run in Scottish Grand National at Ayr but interesting on pick of last season's novice form. Yard quiet though.
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Course winner who responded well to a combination of cheekpieces and an attacking ride when landing handicap at Ascot (19f) in December. Resumed from a break with a solid third of 7 at Newton Abbot (21f, good to soft) in May. This much longer trip asks a big question though.
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Irish chaser who progressed well over fences last autumn, completing a hat-trick at Gowran (2½m) in October. Resumed from 9 months off with fifth in Midlands National at Kilbeggan but pulled up in handicap chase at Killarney (21f, good to soft) since. Has a bit to prove now.
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Much improved switched to fences in 2024/25, winning 3 of his 5 starts. Off (reportedly struck into) since a reappearance third in handicap chase at Market Rasen (21f, good) 12 months ago. This likeable front runner is capable fresh but this is still no easy ask.
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Front runner who gained a third win since joining Tristan Davidson with a game display at Cartmel (21f) in June. Subsequently ran a cracker when third of 13 in the Summer Plate at Market Rasen (21f, good to firm) in July. Well in the mix again in a headgear change off an unchanged mark.
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Versatile sort who has returned better than ever, following up his narrow success in small-field Cartmel chase (25f) with a gutsy win in handicap hurdle (2¾m) there. Posted a very good second of 5 back chasing at the same track (25f, good to soft) last time. Considered.
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Landed the odds in 3-runner chase at Kelso (23f) in May. Got back on track with second of 7 in handicap chase over C&D in July but needs to back it up now in this more exacting company. Stable without a win in over 2 months too.
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Non-Runners
4

Tamarind Bay19
Weight: 11-2|Â Â Age: 6
T: M Bowen  J: James Bowen
NR
Forecasts
Breizh River (5/2), Tamarind Bay (11/4), Caughtinyourtrance (4/1), The Real Whacker (9/2), Boston Rover (6/1), Etalon (15/2), Walk On Quest (10/1), King Of Answers (12/1), El Rio (14/1)
TAMARIND BAY continues to go from strength to strength and still looks ahead of his mark despite a 9 lb hike for his facile Bangor victory so can garner success number 4 of the season for last year's winning connections. The Real Whacker could get his own way in front and rates the main danger from a career-low chase mark for his in-form yard, while the thriving Breizh River can also play a prominent role in a cracking handicap chase.
- Breizh River5/2
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £13,202.002nd: £6,075.003rd: £3,038.004th: £1,520.005th: £758.00
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