| 1512087 |
1 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
7 |
11.0 |
Telemark |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Night Of Thunder |
Terzetto |
Iffraaj |
4 |
65.32 |
97 |
t |
Liam Wright |
5 |
S E Crisford |
Beaten 2 1/4l off 98 at Chester last time; unproven on fast ground, likes cut; 7f suits well; in the mix |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
92 |
6 |
9 |
-33.53 |
|
|
12 |
-20 |
130.65 |
389 |
| 1512087 |
2 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
10 |
-72.2 |
Blue For You |
IRE |
ch |
g |
New Approach |
Love In The Sun |
Kodiac |
7 |
64.41 |
95 |
v |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Below par beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap over 8f at Haydock last time; goes well here; 7f suits; best with some give; bit to prove after couple of moderate efforts |
Wearing a visor |
96 |
3 |
1 |
101.73 |
|
|
11 |
-13 |
100.65 |
418 |
| 1512087 |
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3 |
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13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
11 |
11.0 |
Havana Pusey |
null |
b |
m |
Havana Grey |
Pusey Street Lady |
Averti |
5 |
63.5 |
93 |
null |
N Callan |
null |
J Gallagher |
Ideally suited by trip when scoring by 2 1/4l off 87 at Goodwood last time to land a double; conditions suit; just about career bet latest, in the mix again off 6lb rise |
null |
93 |
5 |
7 |
-13.66 |
|
|
5 |
22 |
123.16 |
414 |
| 1512087 |
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3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
13 |
11.0 |
Dashing Darcey |
null |
b |
c |
Muhaarar |
So Claire |
Kyllachy |
4 |
63.05 |
92 |
null |
S De Sousa |
null |
G A Harker |
Went close beaten just 3/4l off 91 over 8f at Haydock last time; down in trip, probably not ideal, better at 1m; wide draw; unproven on fast ground; form chance but may need further |
null |
92 |
2 |
4 |
49.47 |
|
|
13 |
-22 |
258.67 |
418 |
| 1512087 |
5 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
9 |
122.1 |
Aalto |
FR |
b |
g |
Zelzal |
Au Dessus |
Siyouni |
5 |
63.05 |
92 |
t |
P Mulrennan |
null |
Ian Williams |
Below par beaten 8l in a handicap at Ascot last time; returning from long layoff; 7f suits well; unproven on fast ground; bit to prove but not out of it if fully wound up |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
88 |
3 |
2 |
70.68 |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
407 |
| 1512087 |
6 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
14 |
-72.2 |
Our Havana |
null |
b |
g |
Havana Gold |
Jalela |
Canford Cliffs |
4 |
63.05 |
92 |
null |
O J Orr |
null |
R A Fahey |
Scored by 1 1/4l off 87 at Musselburgh in April over 7f; sixth beaten 4 1/2l off 92 last time upped to 1m; down in trip a plus; wide draw; unproven on fast ground but bang in the mix |
null |
91 |
7 |
10 |
-233.6 |
|
|
14 |
-38 |
251.63 |
316 |
| 1512087 |
7 |
3 |
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13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
3 |
-16.7 |
Yanifer |
null |
b |
g |
Dandy Man |
Fondie |
Oasis Dream |
7 |
62.6 |
91 |
null |
O McSweeney |
3 |
H Bethell |
Below par beaten 4l off 92 at Chester last time improving slightly on modest season bow; 7f suits; versatile ground-wise; needs step forward on 2025 form but player on 2024 form |
null |
93 |
6 |
3 |
59.75 |
|
|
6 |
8 |
55.04 |
421 |
| 1512087 |
8 |
3 |
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13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
8 |
38.8 |
Glenfinnan |
IRE |
b |
g |
Harry Angel |
Fatanah |
Green Desert |
5 |
62.6 |
91 |
t1 |
Connor Beasley |
null |
M Dods |
Did not get a clear run down the field in a handicap at Doncaster most recent; generally out of form; conditions suit; tongue-tie first time; yet to fire this term, bit to do |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
90 |
4 |
6 |
-5.06 |
|
|
3 |
36 |
186.37 |
378 |
| 1512087 |
9 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
2 |
-44.5 |
Palmar Bay |
FR |
b |
g |
Exceed and Excel |
Di Fede |
Shamardal |
4 |
62.14 |
90 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
R M Beckett |
Well backed when landing a handicap by 3/4l off 87 at Chelmsford last time; improved for step up to 7f of late; versatile ground-wise; bit more to come, major player |
null |
99 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
50 |
707.7 |
433 |
| 1512087 |
10 |
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13:50 |
York |
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Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
15 |
-15.7 |
Diligent Resdev |
null |
b |
g |
Due Diligence |
Doobahdeedoo |
Animal Kingdom |
4 |
59.87 |
85 |
v |
Joanna Mason |
null |
M D Easterby |
Ran to form beaten 2l off 85 over 6f at Redcar last time; 7f suits; wide draw; pretty consistent of late; versatile ground-wise; CD winner; bang in the mix |
Wearing a visor |
93 |
6 |
8 |
-23.21 |
|
|
4 |
29 |
254.05 |
395 |
| 1512087 |
11 |
3 |
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13:50 |
York |
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Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
12 |
-44.5 |
Tolstoy |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kingman |
War And Peace |
Frankel |
6 |
59.87 |
85 |
null |
Ben Robinson |
null |
B Ellison |
Won this last year; slowly away beaten 8l in a handicap at Ascot last time; generally out of form; usually held up; loves CD; probably prefer some cut; respected but bit to prove |
null |
87 |
2 |
5 |
38.67 |
|
|
1 |
68 |
768.36 |
375 |
| 1512087 |
12 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
5 |
-16.7 |
Modern Times |
null |
b |
g |
Too Darn Hot |
Impressionist |
Montjeu |
4 |
55.79 |
76 |
null |
D Allan |
null |
T D Easterby |
Raced freely beaten 3/4l off 76 over 6f at Newcastle last time; up in trip, fine; returning from a break, may need the run; fast ground a slight concern; each way claims |
null |
91 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
15 |
-43 |
92.38 |
389 |
| 1512087 |
13 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
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Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
6 |
null |
Little Empire |
IRE |
b |
g |
Holy Roman Emperor |
Tamika |
Dragon Pulse |
5 |
55.79 |
76 |
null |
Non Runner |
null |
A McCann |
Suited by fast ground when landing a handicap by 1 1/4l off 70 at Ayr last time; significant jockey booking; conditions suit; consistent this year in three runs; up in class but big player |
null |
96 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
435 |
| 1512087 |
14 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
1 |
-16.7 |
Humam |
IRE |
b |
c |
Kodiac |
Her Honour |
Shamardal |
3 |
55.34 |
85 |
null |
Jason Watson |
null |
A M Balding |
Appeared not to stay beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap over 8f at Haydock last time; top course trainer; may not relish fast ground; down in trip a plus; can do better, decent each way claims |
null |
92 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
421 |
| 1512087 |
15 |
3 |
3YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Doug Johnstone Memorial. Ubettabelieveit Macmillan Handicap |
£15,462 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
Modern Times looks interesting on his debut for Tim Easterby and, although he hasn't been seen since January, he wasn't beaten far at Newcastle off this mark and has to enter calculations. Dashing Darcey ran well in second off 1lb lower at Haydock and is noted, but HAVANA PUSEY is preferred. Trying this trip for the first time at Goodwood, she came home two and a quarter lengths clear of the second and there is every chance she has more to come over this distance. |
PALMAR BAY arrives in top order having landed a class 3 event at Chelmsford last time and looks best placed to land the spoils in a typically tight affair. That latest effort was a career peak effort and on only his 14th start he may have a little left untapped potential and can add a fifth career win to the CV. The trip is ideal and he's proven very versatile surface-wise, winning on all types. He has solid claims. The list of dangers is long. The consistent Little Empire is interesting and is top of the list having got back to winning ways last time and appears to be improving still. He's raised in grade (he won a class 5 handicap latest) but should cope and go close again. Humam is another who could go very well dropped back to 7f having failed to get home over the mile last time. Fast ground is a bit of a concern but he's only faced it once and wasn't far below par. Any easing of the ground would help his cause but he could still spring a bit of a surprise and lay down a bold challenge if it stays dry |
Havana Pusey |
Dashing Darcey |
Palmar Bay |
Little Empire |
Humam |
75 |
4 |
11.0 |
Green Pursuit |
IRE |
b |
g |
Arizona. |
High Regards |
High Chaparral |
3 |
51.71 |
77 |
b1 |
Nathan Evans |
null |
A Keatley |
Well backed when scored by 2 1/2l off 68 over 6f at Catterick three starts back; eigth beaten 3 1/4l off 77 last time over CD (fast); blinkers first time; probably best at 6f but could figure |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
92 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
444 |