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SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
1 |
23.7 |
Sword |
null |
b |
g |
Kingman |
Ame Bleue |
Dubawi |
4 |
64.41 |
85 |
h |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Well backed when landing a handicap by a length off 82 at Leicester last time in first time hood (retained); conditions suit; likely more to come, major player |
Wearing a hood |
86 |
9 |
5 |
-262.96 |
|
|
11 |
-44 |
465.45 |
373 |
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SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
10 |
-23.9 |
Desert Falcon |
IRE |
b |
g |
Gleneagles |
Love Oasis |
Oasis Dream |
5 |
63.5 |
83 |
null |
Ryan Sexton |
null |
Miss J A Camacho |
Ran to form beaten a length off 83 at Thirsk last time; enjoys making it; conditions suit; in top form, player again |
null |
81 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-9 |
166.67 |
437 |
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Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
9 |
14.2 |
Supreme King |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kingman |
Alsindi |
Acclamation |
5 |
63.5 |
83 |
null |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
P D Evans |
Ran to form beaten 1 1/4l off 83 over 6f at York last time; significant jockey booking; conditions suit; bang in the mix |
null |
84 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
381 |
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Good-good to firm in places |
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Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
7 |
-14.3 |
Altmore |
FR |
b |
g |
Showcasing |
Keegsquaw |
Street Cry |
4 |
63.05 |
82 |
b1 |
A J Farragher |
null |
W J Haggas |
Ran to form beaten 2l off 83 at Newbury last time; blinkers first time; top course trainer; conditions suit; much better second run off a break latest, coming to boil, player |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
82 |
6 |
4 |
2.16 |
|
|
5 |
8 |
105.49 |
366 |
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6f 212y |
Good-good to firm in places |
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SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
8 |
-71.4 |
Pitney |
IRE |
b |
g |
Mehmas |
Mercifilly |
Whipper |
4 |
60.78 |
77 |
v |
Tommie Jakes |
5 |
M J Attwater |
Below par well beaten in a handicap over 8f at Chelmsford latest; generally out of form; likes plenty of give; poor all four runs this term, lot to prove |
Wearing a visor |
77 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
355 |
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6f 212y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
5 |
-14.3 |
Havana Prince |
null |
gr |
g |
Havana Grey |
Sciacca |
Royal Applause |
4 |
60.33 |
76 |
null |
T Eaves |
null |
Tony Coyle Kaine Wood |
Scored by 1 1/2l off 71 over 8f at Nottingham penultimate start; seventh beaten 3l off 76 last time; trainer in form; enjoys making it; effective 7f-1m; pretty reliable, likely go well again |
null |
85 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
11 |
104.44 |
479 |
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Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
2 |
14.2 |
Eagle Day |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kodiac |
Ramone |
Marju |
5 |
60.33 |
76 |
null |
S Donohoe |
null |
P D Evans |
Beaten 4l off 78 over 8f here last time; better form on AW; bit erratic and bit to prove on turf |
null |
81 |
4 |
2 |
108.77 |
|
|
10 |
-33 |
230.77 |
336 |
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Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
11 |
7.0 |
Bear Force One |
null |
b |
g |
Swiss Spirit |
Shesha Bear |
Tobougg |
9 |
59.87 |
75 |
p |
R Havlin |
null |
M Mullineaux |
Probably needed race down the field in a handicap at Chester most recent off a layoff; usually consistent; significant jockey booking; should strip fitter but pretty erratic, squeak but risky |
Wearing cheek pieces |
80 |
6 |
1 |
110.42 |
|
|
3 |
18 |
47.7 |
382 |
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6f 212y |
Good-good to firm in places |
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Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
3 |
90.4 |
Byzantine Empress |
null |
b |
f |
Washington Dc |
Fantacise |
Pivotal |
4 |
59.42 |
74 |
p |
P Mulrennan |
null |
Jedd OKeeffe |
Did not get a clear run beaten 3 1/4l off 74 at Newbury last time; usually held up; conditions suit; struggled since placed over CD on season comeback; threat back over optimum CD |
Wearing cheek pieces |
83 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
68 |
648.62 |
379 |
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6f 212y |
Good-good to firm in places |
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Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
4 |
-14.3 |
Stockpyle |
null |
b |
g |
Oasis Dream |
La Pyle |
Le Havre |
6 |
58.51 |
72 |
t |
O J Orr |
null |
S England |
Beaten 9 1/2l in a handicap at York last time; enjoys making it; conditions suit; bit in and out but each way claims if giving best |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
81 |
6 |
3 |
24.66 |
|
|
2 |
25 |
173.76 |
424 |
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6f 212y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Even |
SWORD showed a big chunk of improvement in a first-time hood to make his way through the field to triumph at Leicester last month. The son of Kingman makes just his third start for the David O'Meara stable and could defy a 3lb rise. Desert Falcon mounted a bold bid in an attempt to complete the hat-trick when second at Thirsk last time and is one to take seriously. Havana Prince looks best of the rest. |
A fascinating puzzle with plenty in with a realistic shout. Sword is perhaps the most solid option having landed a class 4 handicap last time showing a bit of improvement on ninth career start. That came in a first time hood which is retained and David O'Meara's gedling is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of his ability yet. He shoud go very close but a chance is taken with another with scope for a bit more yet but at the other end of the weight scale, SOLDIERS STAR. Hugo Plamer's charge could go off at inflated odds given his chances are obscured by less than impressive recent form figures since opening his account at Kempton over 7f in March. However, there are some valid excuses (he was pestered for the lead last time and the straight track didn't suit), and his fifth on penultimate start over course and distance was a lot better than at first appears. He lead form pillar to almost post just being swamped late having tried to fend them off gamely. Dropped a pound since then he dictate in a first time visor and may just be able to fend them all off this time. Havana Prince is reliable and feared but an improved run is expected from Byzantine Empress whose two efforts over this CD rate amongst her very best and she may reward each way support |
Sword |
Desert Falcon |
Soldiers Star |
Sword |
Byzantine Empress |
74 |
6 |
-14.3 |
Soldiers Star |
IRE |
b |
g |
Soldier's Call |
Serengo |
Battle Of Marengo |
3 |
56.25 |
75 |
v1 |
Harry Davies |
null |
H Palmer |
Pestered in the vanguard beaten 7 1/4l in a handicap at Newmarket (July) last time; visor first time; conditions suit; best when dictating; can bounce back, big player |
Wearing a visor for the first time |
83 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
-25 |
244.54 |
424 |