| 1511993 |
1 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
2 |
16.3 |
Mitigator |
null |
b |
g |
Delegator |
Snake Skin |
Golden Snake |
9 |
61.23 |
55 |
null |
Sienna Shepard |
7 |
Martin Dunne |
Below par beaten 8l in a handicap over 7f here last time; out of form since CD win in January; return to this trip should help and below last winning mark but bit to prove |
null |
52 |
5 |
5 |
-104.93 |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
303 |
| 1511993 |
2 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
5 |
-26.3 |
Saved Lizzie |
null |
ch |
m |
Recharge |
Lady Artiste |
Excellent Art |
5 |
61.23 |
55 |
null |
Jack Callan |
7 |
R Eddery |
Probably needed race beaten 5l in a handicap at Nottingham last time off a layoff; conditions suit; can bounce back to form over optimum conditions, in the mix |
null |
53 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
21 |
285.58 |
417 |
| 1511993 |
3 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
3 |
24.8 |
Tactical Control |
null |
b |
g |
Land Force |
Basque Beauty |
Nayef |
4 |
59.87 |
52 |
t |
Jason Hart |
null |
B Brookhouse |
Pulled up in a handicap at Bath latest where something amiss; didn't stay 1m2f prior, placed twice before that; conditions suit; last two efforts excused, bang in the mix |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
52 |
1 |
3 |
24.85 |
|
|
9 |
-13 |
160.0 |
417 |
| 1511993 |
4 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
9 |
-8.1 |
Analytical Engine |
null |
ch |
f |
Mukhadram |
Ada Lovelace |
Byron |
4 |
59.87 |
52 |
t1 |
Dylan Hogan |
null |
M Murphy |
Improved a little again 8 1/2l in a novice over 7f at Kempton last time on third start; second run after wind op; wide draw; up in trip; needs significant step forward on handicap bow |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
49 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
329 |
| 1511993 |
5 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
4 |
-26.3 |
Beaming Light |
null |
b |
g |
Harbour Law |
Beaming |
Shamardal |
5 |
59.42 |
51 |
null |
R Kingscote |
null |
D Loughnane |
Ran to form beaten 3/4l off 50 over 9f at Wolverhampton last time despite poor trip; 1m ok; handles Polytrack; best effort since handicapping latest, major player |
null |
60 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
466 |
| 1511993 |
6 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
8 |
-17.7 |
Kessaar Power |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kessaar |
Lady Willpower |
Multiplex |
5 |
58.51 |
49 |
null |
T Eaves |
null |
P S McEntee |
Beaten 5 1/4l in a classified race over 7f at Brighton last time; in good form prior; CD winner; should get back to something like best over these conditions, big player |
null |
59 |
9 |
1 |
82.32 |
|
|
3 |
10 |
89.09 |
482 |
| 1511993 |
7 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
6 |
36.1 |
Laurentia |
IRE |
b |
m |
Iffraaj |
Brynica |
Desert Style |
9 |
58.06 |
48 |
null |
William Carson |
null |
Stephanie Cassidy |
Something amiss (irregular heart beat) when last in a classified race over 10f at Lingfield most recent; close 2nd over CD prior; off a short-break; can bounce back, fair each way claims |
null |
54 |
4 |
4 |
-15.96 |
|
|
8 |
-12 |
38.2 |
428 |
| 1511993 |
8 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
7 |
-20.6 |
Darlo Lady |
null |
gr |
f |
Outstrip |
Doric Lady |
Kyllachy |
4 |
57.15 |
46 |
null |
William Cox |
null |
A Carson |
Probably needed race beaten 3 1/4l off 47 over 7f here last time on handicap debut; not proven on AW; up in trip, should suit; likely more to come but needs significant step forward |
null |
49 |
2 |
2 |
29.7 |
|
|
6 |
-9 |
62.82 |
334 |
| 1511993 |
9 |
6 |
4YO plus |
20:30 |
Chelmsford City |
12 Jun 2025 |
6 Horses Challenge At bet365 Handicap |
£3,664 |
1m |
Standard |
Polytrack |
Weak |
BEAMING LIGHT was backed from 28/1 down to 13/2 on his debut for David Loughnane and were it not for a troubled run, would surely have justified the support with a win. Assuming the five-year-old negotiates a smoother passage, he can gain compensation for that narrow defeat here. Several of the rest have been struggling to find their form but the likes of Laurentia, who is a previous C&D winner, Mitigator and Saved Lizzie all hold each-way chances based on peak efforts. |
BEAMING LIGHT took the eye in defeat last time putting in his best effort in handicap company on season bow. Hampered at the start and then forced to wait for a room as the race truly developed better still can be reasonably expected (some novice/maiden form last year promised a fair bit more). Now he's back on track he can break his duck and land this. Kessaar Power, a course and distance winner last October, is entitled to go close on the pick of his form and should bounce back now returned to more favourable conditions and looks the main threat ahead of Tactical Control, Saved Lizzie and Laurentia. Marginal preference of that trio is for Tactical Control who can be reasonably excused his last two efforts and was knocking on the door prior to those, including over course and distance in March |
Beaming Light |
Laurentia |
Beaming Light |
Kessaar Power |
Tactical Control |
78 |
1 |
27.6 |
Almizan |
null |
b |
f |
Night Of Thunder |
Monteja |
Shamardal |
4 |
57.15 |
46 |
null |
Tyler Heard |
null |
M D I Usher |
Wide trip beaten 4 1/2l in a handicap over 9f at Wolverhampton last time but competitive for first time; could figure but will need more to seriously challenge for top honours |
null |
49 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
44 |
236.92 |
324 |