| 1518446 |
1 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
8 |
-8.9 |
Promethean |
FR |
gr |
g |
Intello |
Vezina |
Bering |
4 |
64.41 |
82 |
null |
C Horgan |
5 |
D Menuisier |
Slowly away beaten 7l in a handicap over 10f at Sandown last time; in good form prior; generally consistent; not tested beyond 1m2f, further should suit; each way claims |
null |
75 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
6 |
57.52 |
327 |
| 1518446 |
2 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
6 |
-16.1 |
Road To Wembley |
null |
b |
g |
Postponed |
Queen's Dream |
Oasis Dream |
4 |
63.05 |
79 |
null |
Donagh Murphy |
7 |
R Hughes |
Ran to form scored by 3/4l off 76 over 1m6f at Chelmsford penultimate start; third beaten 4l off 79 last time; consistent; drop back in trip possible not ideal; in the mix |
null |
81 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
27 |
456.92 |
374 |
| 1518446 |
3 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
3 |
7.9 |
Sir Edward Lear |
null |
b |
g |
Mukhadram |
She's Gorgeous |
Acclamation |
4 |
60.78 |
74 |
p1 |
Mason Paetel |
5 |
James Owen |
Ran to form beaten a neck off 73 at Ripon last time first try at 1m4f; cheekpieces first time; on workable mark, scope for more, big player |
Wearing cheek pieces for the first time |
80 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
-8 |
80.83 |
364 |
| 1518446 |
4 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
1 |
-40.1 |
Trojan Storm |
null |
ch |
g |
Ulysses |
Mystic Storm |
Pivotal |
4 |
60.78 |
74 |
t |
Andrew Breslin |
null |
Ian Williams |
Ran to form beaten 2l off 74 over 11f at Kempton last time; turf debut; trip suits well; in the mix if replicating AW from to turf |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
79 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-33 |
221.54 |
373 |
| 1518446 |
5 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
7 |
19.9 |
Sugarloaf Lenny |
IRE |
b |
g |
Land Force |
Ebb |
Acclamation |
4 |
59.42 |
71 |
null |
Brandon Wilkie |
null |
W J Knight |
Ran to form beaten 2l off 71 over 10f at Salisbury last time; conditions suit; mostly competitive this term but needs bit more to challenge for top honours |
null |
78 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
-10 |
72.73 |
340 |
| 1518446 |
6 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
4 |
-40.1 |
Secret Beach |
IRE |
b |
g |
Footstepsinthesand |
Dubai |
Galileo |
4 |
58.97 |
70 |
t |
Alec Voikhansky |
null |
B Brookhouse |
Did not get a clear run beaten a short-head off 68 over 11f at Newbury last time; conditions suit; coming to the boil, entitled to go close |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
80 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
13 |
211.11 |
347 |
| 1518446 |
7 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
5 |
115.7 |
Crowd Quake |
null |
ch |
g |
Night Of Thunder |
Local Time |
Invincible Spirit |
4 |
58.06 |
68 |
t |
Sam Feilden |
5 |
S C Williams |
Improved up to 12f (pushed out) landing a handicap by 3 1/2l off 62 at Newmarket (July) last time; 12f suits well; won five of last six runs and still progressing, the one to beat |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
85 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
17 |
328.57 |
406 |
| 1518446 |
8 |
4 |
4YO plus |
17:40 |
York |
11 Jul 2025 |
William Hill Bet In Running Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
1m 3f 188y |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Strong |
Crowd Quake is undoubtedly in the form of his life after making it five wins out of his last six starts at Newmarket last month, but a 6lb higher mark makes life harder. With that in mind, SECRET BEACH gets the vote. The four-year-old finished just under three lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork at Newbury last time and is just 2lb higher. With a tidier start from the stalls and this extra furlong aiding his cause, he looks the way to go. Road To Wembley is another to consider. |
The ultra-progressive CROWD QUAKE showed he is well suited to this kind of trip when only needing to be pushed out to land a class 5 h'cap over 1m4f at Newmarket last time to make it five wins from his last six runs. Even with a further 6lb burden he still looks ahead of the handicapper and can notch up yet another win. Road To Wembley is an obvious danger but the drop back to 1m4f may not play to his strengths and he's overlooked in favour of Sir Edward Lear who has been narrowly beaten on two of his three handicap runs and has scope to improve. He went close on his debut over this trip latest and first time cheekpieces may help him knuckle down in the finish. He should go close but Secret Beach is feared more. He was well supported when just losing out on second run this season last time and is coming to the boil nicely. A big run is anticipated |
Secret Beach |
Crowd Quake |
Crowd Quake |
Secret Beach |
Sir Edward Lear |
70 |
2 |
-52.1 |
My Harrison George |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Lope De Vega |
Faraday Light |
Rainbow Quest |
5 |
57.61 |
67 |
null |
Warren Fentiman |
3 |
R A Fahey |
Scored by 3l off 64 at Beverley three starts back; sixth beaten 33l off 68 last time; must bounce back and find extra, lot to do |
null |
72 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
-10 |
40.17 |
404 |