14:49 Stratford
Saturday 17 October 2026
All13:3914:1314:4915:3416:1816:5517:25
Tracey- Ann Hen Day To Remember Mares' Handicap Hurdle
- 3YO plus  |  Class 4  |  2m 70y  |  6 Runners  |  Turf
Cloth number
Odds
Star rating
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Fairly useful 5-y-o. On the up when third in a strong novice at Market Rasen in February. Beaten by more than the longer trip in the EBF mares final at Newbury (2½m) before a confidence-boosting win (hard held) over C&D to end last season. Remains with potential on just her second handicap start.
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Quirky sort. Typically ridden positively when making it 3 wins on the bounce at Fakenham (following a second breathing operation) in late-May. Still in form and resumed winning ways by ¾ length at Bangor latest. Needs more again to defy another career-high mark.
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Completed a hat-trick in smooth fashion in mares company over C&D in April. Ran at least as well when close third back against the boys at Market Rasen in July. Seemingly anchored by another career-high mark on return at Southwell last time, though.
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Progressive middle-distance winner on Flat. Decisive winner second time up over hurdles at Newton Abbot this summer. Set to resume progress on handicap bow when falling (probably booked for third) in a novice final at Worcester (2½m) 3 weeks ago. Still one to be interested in if none the worse.
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Fair bumper winner who opened her hurdles account in 2m mares handicap at Huntingdon in May. Back to form when runner-up in Bangor novice and seen to good effect when going one better in a similar event at Hexham last time. Now 7 lb higher than her latest handicap start and could be vulnerable.
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Fairly useful Flat performer. Well backed when completing a course double over this trip in July, overcoming mistakes. Found only one on the up too good in her bid to make it 3-3 here (18.5f) last time. Expected to give another good account off the same mark.
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Forecasts
Ride Like A Girl (11/4), Watamu (10/3), Hello Sweety (7/2), Likewhatyousee (5/1), Roarin' Success (13/2), Granny Hawkins (8/1)
A tightly-knit handicap that could go the way of LIKEWHATYOUSEE, who was set to show improved form when falling in a more-competitive event on handicap bow at Worcester last time. She's narrowly preferred to the returning Watamu, who looks a serious danger on the strength of her novice form. Course-specialist Roarin' Success completes the shortlist.
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £4,832.002nd: £2,223.003rd: £1,112.004th: £556.005th: £277.00
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