Bridge, Family Run And Proud Handicap

Off time: 14:24 | Winning time: 1m 1.60s

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Call Time^p⁶^{(ex 5)}

Age: 5| Weight: 10-0| J: Millie Wonnacott⁽⁵⁾| T: J S Moore| OR: 50| C| D

4/9

Seems best on soft/heavy ground. Built on promise of his previous run when seeing off 2 last-time-out winners to score over 6f here (soft) on Monday. Still potentially well-treated under a 5-lb penalty and looks more straightforward than he did last season, too.

Form: 076351

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(1)

Some Nightmare^b¹⁵

Age: 9| Weight: 9-8| J: William Carson| T: J G M O'Shea| OR: 49| CD

10/3

Ground-versatile C&D winner. Has been running well in his bid to snap a losing streak stretching back to last summer, getting within ½-length of in-form Macarone at Bath (6f, good to firm) latest. Capable of running another big race off a handy-looking mark.

Form: 373223

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Bama Lama^b1⁶

Age: 8| Weight: 9-4| J: Saffie Osborne| T: B R Millman| OR: 45| CD

11/2

Quirky C&D winner. Tumbled in weights since last win in October 2024. Friendless in the betting/hasn't fired this season, latterly 6¾ lengths behind Call Time here (6f, soft, 33/1) last Monday. Could be worth a chance in first-time blinkers with Saffie Osborne taking over, especially if supported.

Form: 76-6696

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Snow Day^p1²⁷

Age: 3| Weight: 9-3| J: Jack Doughty| T: A W Carroll| OR: 45

33/1

Lightly-raced 3-y-o who has achieved little at long odds in 6f/7f races to date. Hard to be confident of better dropped to the minimum trip here.

Form: 0-08669

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Outer Edge¹⁴

Weight: 9-7| Age: 5

T: C Mason J: Gina Mangan

Forecasts

Call Time (4/9), Outer Edge (9/4), Some Nightmare (10/3), Bama Lama (11/2), Snow Day (33/1)

BAMA LAMA has fallen a long way in the weights and looks potentially interesting with Saffie Osborne taking over. She's narrowly preferred to Some Nightmare, who's been knocking on the door, while Call Time is still potentially well treated under a penalty for last week's win here. In-form Outer Edge looks set to be in the shake-up, too, in a trappy sprint.