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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
2 |
0.8 |
American Treasure |
IRE |
b |
f |
U S Navy |
Stor Mo Chroi |
Montjeu |
4 |
61.23 |
65 |
null |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
S C Williams |
Raced freely beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap over 7f at Chelmsford last time on handicap debut; 1m should suit; Polytrack suits; needs step forward but in with a shout |
null |
68 |
3 |
null |
null |
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|
9 |
-29 |
383.84 |
327 |
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Kempton |
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Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
1 |
-12.4 |
Wadacre Grace |
null |
b |
m |
Brazen Beau |
Glenreef |
Three Valleys |
6 |
61.23 |
65 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
C Johnston |
Wide trip comfortably held in a handicap over 9f at Wolverhampton last time; generally out of form; top course jockey; CD winner; bit to prove but below last winning mark, could figure |
null |
65 |
8 |
1 |
40.0 |
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1 |
36 |
837.61 |
358 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
10 |
-26.7 |
Capuchinero |
null |
b |
m |
Holy Roman Emperor |
Ape Attack |
Nayef |
6 |
60.78 |
64 |
t |
Christian Howarth |
3 |
Alice Haynes |
Scored by 3l off 57 over 7f at Wolverhampton penultimate start; eighth beaten 13l off 62 last time back on turf; wide draw; handles Polytrack; 1m a stretch; bit to find |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
59 |
4 |
2 |
-40.0 |
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10 |
-60 |
538.89 |
306 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
6 |
16.4 |
Drumstick |
null |
b |
g |
Land Force |
Humdrum |
Dr Fong |
4 |
60.78 |
64 |
h |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
J Gallagher |
Below par beaten 8l in a handicap at Nottingham last time; significant jockey booking; conditions suit; probably best on AW; return here could spark revival, in the mix if giving best |
Wearing a hood |
68 |
5 |
null |
null |
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4 |
0 |
0.0 |
368 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
9 |
-26.8 |
Racing Country |
IRE |
b |
g |
Dubawi |
Movin' Out |
Encosta de Lago |
10 |
59.87 |
62 |
null |
William Cox |
null |
D Wingrove |
Probably needed race well beaten in a handicap over 7f at Southwell latest; in good form prior winter 2024; wide draw; 1m bit sharp, prefer further; well-weighted but lot to prove |
null |
58 |
5 |
null |
null |
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|
6 |
-10 |
39.75 |
387 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
7 |
16.4 |
Pacific Prince |
null |
ch |
g |
Australia |
Vasilia |
Dansili |
4 |
59.87 |
62 |
null |
Laura Coughlan |
3 |
J A Bennett |
Raced freely down the field in a novice over 7f at Salisbury most recent; showed promise on debut but poor twice since; on stiff mark on balance for handicap bow |
null |
52 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-12 |
37.8 |
321 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
4 |
9.2 |
Romanovich |
IRE |
gr |
g |
Dark Angel |
My Favourite Thing |
Oasis Dream |
6 |
59.42 |
61 |
b |
William Carson |
null |
J G M OShea |
Scored by 3/4l off 58 over 7f at Chepstow penultimate start; fourth beaten 4l off 62 last time over a mile; best at 7f but stays 1m; Polytrack probably not ideal but decent form claims |
Wearing blinkers |
69 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-9 |
105.49 |
413 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
5 |
6.8 |
Adace |
null |
b |
m |
Adaay |
Marjong |
Mount Nelson |
7 |
58.06 |
58 |
p |
R Havlin |
null |
D K Ivory |
No chance after tardy start beaten 7 1/2l in a handicap here last time; top jockey back on board; conditions suit; competitive when breaking on terms, on dangerous mark, player |
Wearing cheek pieces |
68 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-10 |
72.73 |
392 |
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Kempton |
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Polytrack |
Weak |
Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
3 |
-0.4 |
Reignman |
null |
b |
g |
Massaat |
Flirtinaskirt |
Avonbridge |
4 |
56.7 |
55 |
null |
R Kingscote |
null |
D Loughnane |
Ran to form comfortably held in a maiden at Nottingham last time; trainer in form; Polytrack debut; 1m ok; needs step froward off stiff opening mark but not out if it |
null |
65 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
17 |
137.06 |
402 |
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Polytrack |
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Solid recent form is thin on the ground and a tentative vote goes to C&D winner WADACRE GRACE. Charlie Johnston's mare finished a close-up second over track and trip in April last year off a 4lb higher mark and her latest fifth at Wolverhampton suggests that she may be returning to the boil. Capuchinero should appreciate a return to the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Romanovich. |
A race where most of the field have big questions to answer. It's hard to be confident about any delivering their best so Adace is tempting, just 1lb higher than when winning here over 7f in October five starts back. Her form dipped shortly after and her comeback run in late May over course and distance was hardly inspiring, however, she lost all chace at the start then and if breaking on terms a much better effort can be reasonably expected. She's a course and distance winner and is entitled to go close if giving best but ROMANOVICH looks more solid and just gets the nod. A winner on penultimate start and not beaten too far off a rise upped to class 5 company last time he arrives in the best shape of the field. It's possible 7f suits best but he stays a mile (winner twice over it) and is entitled to go close. Drumstick and Wadacre Grace both require a big step forward on recent efforts but there are reasons to suggest both are capable of deleivering better and if closer to their best are greatly feared. The former is must preferred given he's more likely to spring back to form now returned to the AW after a coulple of modest efforts on turf since he was placed (beaten under two lengths) over CD in mid-April |
Wadacre Grace |
Capuchinero |
Romanovich |
Adace |
Drumstick |
74 |
8 |
12.8 |
Stacey Racey |
null |
b |
f |
Bated Breath |
Pilcomayo |
Rahy |
4 |
55.34 |
52 |
null |
Josephine Gordon |
null |
K Burke |
Down the field in a handicap over 7f at Lingfield most recent; generally out of form; wide draw; 1m a worry; Polyrrack fine; lot to prove |
null |
61 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
17 |
139.86 |
320 |