| 1512100 |
1 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
12 |
-6.8 |
Wadacre Giorgio |
null |
b |
g |
Born To Sea |
Glenreef |
Three Valleys |
4 |
61.23 |
60 |
null |
Daniel Muscutt |
null |
C Johnston |
Made too much use of well beaten in a handicap at Carlisle latest; trip a worry; handles Polytrack; needs big step forward from recent season bow, bit to prove |
null |
60 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
-108 |
376.92 |
335 |
| 1512100 |
2 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
8 |
-2.2 |
Sceptic |
IRE |
b |
g |
No Nay Never |
Aljaazya |
Speightstown |
5 |
60.78 |
59 |
v1 |
L Morris |
null |
Ian Williams |
Ran to form beaten 2l off 59 over 10f at Haydock last time; visor first time; up in trip, should suit; winner on Polytack; pretty consistent, bang in the mix again |
Wearing a visor for the first time |
66 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
-25 |
333.33 |
396 |
| 1512100 |
3 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
1 |
-28.2 |
Uzincso |
null |
b |
g |
Mayson |
Capacious |
Nayef |
9 |
60.33 |
58 |
p |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
J Butler |
Below par beaten 5l in a handicap over 10f at Lingfield last time; returning from a break; up in trip a slight concern; inconsistent but capable when giving best, possible player |
Wearing cheek pieces |
67 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
18 |
197.37 |
403 |
| 1512100 |
4 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
3 |
-8.3 |
Three Yorkshiremen |
IRE |
b |
g |
Massaat |
House Of Roses |
New Approach |
5 |
60.33 |
58 |
p |
S M Levey |
null |
M Wigham |
Ran to form beaten 1/2l off 58 over 9f at Wolverhampton last time; up in trip a slight concern; handles Polytrack; has to prove stamina after tying up latest over 1m2f but not discounted |
Wearing cheek pieces |
65 |
7 |
2 |
19.64 |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
382 |
| 1512100 |
5 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
5 |
-3.7 |
Mybad |
IRE |
b |
g |
Awtaad |
Lady Slippers |
Royal Academy |
4 |
59.87 |
57 |
null |
Isobelle Chalmers |
7 |
S Hodgson |
Below par down the field on handicap debut over 8f at Newbury most recent; first time on Polytrack; up in trip, may help; needs big step forward |
null |
57 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-21 |
48.71 |
320 |
| 1512100 |
6 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
7 |
20.7 |
Monkmoor Pip |
null |
b |
g |
Fast Company |
Jal Mahal |
Sepoy |
5 |
59.87 |
57 |
null |
Harry Davies |
null |
G J Moore |
Probably needed race beaten 3l off 57 over 9f at Wolverhampton last time back from over a year off; up in trip a concern; encouraging return but faded late and extra furlong an issue |
null |
65 |
7 |
5 |
-19.64 |
|
|
3 |
36 |
683.76 |
406 |
| 1512100 |
7 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
10 |
11.6 |
Wyld Bill |
null |
gr |
g |
Expert Eye |
Under The Rainbow |
Fantastic Light |
4 |
59.87 |
57 |
b1 |
Darragh Keenan |
null |
D P Quinn |
Ran to form comfortably held in a maiden over 7f at Southwell last time; blinkers first time; trip a big concern; handles Polytrack but bit to prove on handicap debut |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
56 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
61 |
420.11 |
389 |
| 1512100 |
8 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
9 |
-8.3 |
Cloudside Rock |
null |
b |
c |
Rock Of Gibraltar |
Go Georgie |
Sagamix |
4 |
59.87 |
57 |
null |
K Shoemark |
null |
D M Simcock |
Did not get a clear run beaten 1 1/4l off 57 over CD last time; down in trip; significant jockey booking; coming to the boil, likely big player |
null |
70 |
5 |
1 |
25.77 |
|
|
5 |
14 |
277.78 |
413 |
| 1512100 |
9 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
11 |
-8.3 |
Lawn Ranger |
null |
b |
g |
Cityscape |
Baylini |
Bertolini |
10 |
58.51 |
54 |
null |
Oliver Searle |
5 |
M J Attwater |
Probably needed race beaten 8l in a handicap over 12f here last time off a layoff; generally out of form; enjoys making it; down in trip, may help; lot to prove |
null |
60 |
9 |
6 |
-25.77 |
|
|
11 |
-52 |
84.31 |
299 |
| 1512100 |
10 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
6 |
16.2 |
Pablo Prince |
null |
b |
g |
Outstrip |
French Accent |
Elnadim |
7 |
57.61 |
52 |
p |
R Havlin |
null |
K Jewell |
Raced freely beaten 8l in a handicap over 12f at Lingfield last time in December; usually held up; CD winner; top jockey on board; may need the run but well-weighted if freshened up |
Wearing cheek pieces |
61 |
2 |
3 |
2.93 |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
403 |
| 1512100 |
11 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
4 |
2.4 |
Devizes |
IRE |
b |
g |
Dubawi |
Dalasyla |
Marju |
9 |
57.15 |
51 |
b |
Paddy Bradley |
null |
P Phelan |
Probably needed race down the field in a handicap at Windsor most recent of a layoff; conditions ok; lost way before break and bit to prove after poor return |
Wearing blinkers |
58 |
7 |
4 |
-2.93 |
|
|
9 |
-21 |
48.71 |
313 |
| 1512100 |
12 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:40 |
Kempton |
11 Jun 2025 |
Unibet Support Safer Gambling Handicap |
£3,140 |
1m 2f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
Cloudside Rock is probably the percentage call after he resumed with an encouraging third-placed finish over 1m4f here last month. Still relatively unexposed on only his fifth appearance in a handicap, the David Simcock-trained four-year-old rates a key player here. However, a chance is taken with previous C&D winner PABLO PRINCE, who runs off a handy rating and tends to go well on Polytrack when paired off with Robert Havlin. A first-time visor could also inspire more from Sceptic, who completes the shortlist. |
CLOUDSIDE ROCK looks the solution to this puzzle having demonstrated his well-being with a fine third over course and distance last time and looks to be coming to the boil. He possibly gave a bit much rope to the leaders that day and with a slightly more positive ride can open his account in a weak affair. Sceptic is a big threat, especially if the visor and step up in trip has a positive effect, and looks best placed to give the selection most to do. Uzincso has decent claims but his form is too erratic to trust and Pablo Prince, a course and distance winner whose form dipped late last term but if freshened up by the break could pose a danger to all if wound up for his return (has some fair form when fresh). Monkmoor Pip is another to consider after a fairly encouraging return from a lengthy absence but there remians serious stamina concerns |
Pablo Prince |
Cloudside Rock |
Cloudside Rock |
Sceptic |
Pablo Prince |
77 |
2 |
17.7 |
Neddies Boy |
IRE |
b |
g |
Swiss Spirit |
Perfect Rhythm |
Halling |
7 |
56.25 |
49 |
null |
T E Whelan |
null |
D Bourke |
Below par down the field in a handicap over 1m5f at Ayr most recent; generally out of form; down in trip, suits; yet to beat a rival in three runs since in UK (from Ireland), lot to prove |
null |
54 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
52 |
261.76 |
357 |