| 1526378 |
1 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
8 |
10.5 |
Wise Stars |
null |
b |
f |
Showcasing |
Itsinthestars |
Zoffany |
3 |
61.23 |
65 |
null |
Ray Dawson |
null |
B R Millman |
Below par 6l third in a novice over 7f at Lingfield most recent run; Polytrack suits; step up to 1m should suit; off a short-break; bit to prove off slightly stiff looking opening mark |
null |
67 |
7 |
3 |
18.21 |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
382 |
| 1526378 |
2 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
3 |
19.7 |
Moonlight Bomb |
null |
b |
g |
Sea The Moon |
Miss Atomic Bomb |
Intikhab |
3 |
61.23 |
65 |
null |
Saffie Osborne |
null |
J A Osborne |
Beaten 5l in a handicap at Ffos Las last time on handicap debut; stamina at trip to prove; handles Polytrack; bit to prove |
null |
69 |
4 |
8 |
-21.3 |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
277 |
| 1526378 |
3 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
2 |
-0.6 |
I Follow Rivers |
null |
ch |
g |
Rajasinghe |
Rebel Surge |
Kodiac |
3 |
61.23 |
65 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
R Spencer |
Scored by a neck off 58 over 7f here three starts back; second beaten a neck off 64 last time; top course jockey; conditions suit; still steadily progressing, bang in the mix |
null |
73 |
7 |
4 |
13.44 |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
427 |
| 1526378 |
4 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
11 |
28.9 |
Ventura Dream |
IRE |
b |
g |
Earthlight |
You Dare To Dream |
Royal Applause |
3 |
61.23 |
65 |
b |
William Cox |
null |
A Watson |
Wide trip beaten 5l in a handicap over 9f at Wolverhampton last time; generally out of form; 1m suits; Polytrack debut; form has dipped, bit to find on recent efforts |
Wearing blinkers |
64 |
9 |
6 |
-13.44 |
|
|
12 |
-6 |
56.73 |
429 |
| 1526378 |
5 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
1 |
-2.4 |
Pacifist |
IRE |
b |
f |
Australia |
Queenscliff |
Danehill Dancer |
3 |
61.23 |
65 |
null |
S D Bowen |
null |
C Johnston |
Well backed but well beaten in a handicap at Hamilton latest; trainer in form; conditions suit well; has struggled since handicapping, can do better back on AW but bit to prove |
null |
69 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
355 |
| 1526378 |
6 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
5 |
-2.4 |
Bear Island |
null |
gr |
g |
Belardo |
Cape Cay |
Cape Cross |
3 |
60.78 |
64 |
null |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
D Menuisier |
Below par beaten 5l in a handicap over 7f here last time; generally out of form; significant jockey booking; off a short-break; conditions suit; maiden/novice form offers hope but bit to do |
null |
73 |
6 |
1 |
47.72 |
|
|
1 |
44 |
411.76 |
360 |
| 1526378 |
7 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
4 |
30.7 |
Hot Talent |
IRE |
b |
g |
Too Darn Hot |
Talent |
New Approach |
3 |
60.33 |
63 |
null |
C T Keane |
null |
M Murphy |
Below par well beaten in a novice over 7f at Chelmsford latest; significant jockey booking; showed some promise on debut but on stiff mark on balance of form |
null |
61 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
308 |
| 1526378 |
8 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
6 |
1.3 |
Echo Of Glory |
IRE |
b |
g |
Invincible Army |
Ms Inkonia Hodd |
Intikhab |
3 |
60.33 |
63 |
null |
R Kingscote |
null |
D C Kubler |
Eased 2l at line when scored by 1 1/2l off 57 at Bath penultimate start; third beaten 3/4l off 63 last time; handles Polytrack; 1m suits; scope for more, leading claims |
null |
74 |
5 |
2 |
21.3 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
381 |
| 1526378 |
9 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
7 |
-17.1 |
Rory's Gold |
IRE |
gr |
g |
Havana Gold |
Celsius Degre |
Verglas |
3 |
60.33 |
63 |
null |
T E Whelan |
null |
P Attwater |
Appeared not to stay down the field in a handicap over 10f at Newbury most recent in mid-May; return to 1m should help; Polytrack suits; can raise game back at 1m, each way claims |
null |
56 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
14 |
-12 |
38.2 |
329 |
| 1526378 |
10 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
9 |
-9.8 |
Le Pelerin |
null |
b |
g |
Sottsass |
Heavenly Holly |
Shamardal |
3 |
59.87 |
62 |
null |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
W J Knight |
Yard won this last year; ideally suited by trip beaten 2 1/2l off 63 at Yarmouth last time showing improved form; Polytrack possibly not ideal (below par both runs) but decent form claims |
null |
71 |
4 |
9 |
-40.67 |
|
|
2 |
8 |
59.62 |
298 |
| 1526378 |
11 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
13 |
-9.8 |
Papa Oscar |
null |
b |
g |
Expert Eye |
Kilo Alpha |
King's Best |
3 |
58.97 |
60 |
null |
Luke Catton |
5 |
C Hobson |
Going probably on fast side beaten 9 1/4l in a maiden at Bath last time; wide draw; off a short-break; potentially well-treated on handicap bow, could go well if settling better |
null |
61 |
9 |
7 |
-18.21 |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
306 |
| 1526378 |
12 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
10 |
-28.2 |
Celestial Odyssey |
null |
b |
f |
Ulysses |
Interstella |
Sea The Stars |
3 |
58.97 |
60 |
t |
Ben Sanderson |
null |
L A Mullaney |
Well beaten in a maiden over 7f at Wolverhampton latest; showed some promise on debut (probably flattered) but poor twice since, lot to prove on handicap debut |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
47 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
295 |
| 1526378 |
13 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
14 |
-2.5 |
Harryella |
null |
b |
g |
Postponed |
Luang Prabang |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
58.06 |
58 |
null |
Tom Marquand |
null |
J R Fanshawe |
Raced freely beaten 3l off 58 over 10f at Chelmsford last time; significant jockey booking; wide draw; drop back to 1m fine; Polytrack suits; probably bit more to come, player |
null |
73 |
4 |
5 |
2.47 |
|
|
13 |
-7 |
71.32 |
354 |
| 1526378 |
14 |
6 |
3YO only |
19:55 |
Kempton |
09 Jul 2025 |
Unibet Supporting Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Stall 12 might not be ideal for BOTH OF US, but there are reasons to be hopeful about the son of Magna Grecia's chances. Although never really involved in each of his three starts to date, it would come as no surprise were he to progress now pitched into handicaps, especially now stepping up to a mile for the first time. Berthed well in stall two, the in-form I Follow Rivers should go close once again, and Echo Of Glory might not be far away either. |
ECHO OF GLORY made a striking handicap debut when scoring at Bath over 1m to open his account in mid-June and was under a length away bidding to land the double last time on soft ground raised to class 5 company. The Polytrack surface holds no real fears (not beaten far when a fair 7th of 11 on second start) and he can resume winning ways eased back to this level. I Follow Rivers is still progressing and is next on the list. Richard Spencer's gelding arrives in fine form having won twice already this year, including here over 7f in early May, and was denied by a neck last time at Wolverhampton over the extended mile. There should still be a bit more to come and he's entitled to go close again. Better runs can be anticiapted from Rory's Gold and Papa Oscar and both could challenge for honours if giving best but Harryella and Le Pelerin are more solid alternatives. Despite a slight concern that Polytrack suits (below par both runs on it) the latter seems to be on a greater upward trajectory and is just preferred |
Both Of Us |
I Follow Rivers |
Echo Of Glory |
I Follow Rivers |
Le Pelerin |
77 |
12 |
-19.0 |
Both Of Us |
IRE |
b |
g |
Magna Grecia |
Intermittent |
Cacique |
3 |
57.15 |
56 |
null |
Grace McEntee |
null |
G Boughey |
Well beaten in a novice over 6f at Doncaster latest; unproven at trip, stamina a concern; Polytrack suits; bit to prove on handicap debut |
null |
62 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
338 |