| 1512090 |
1 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
9 |
78.4 |
Northern Ticker |
IRE |
b |
g |
Mehmas |
Moment Of Hope |
Casamento |
3 |
61.23 |
101 |
null |
P Mulrennan |
null |
M Dods |
Well backed one length third in Two Year Old Trophy (Listed) at Redcar most recent run in October; conditions suit; returning from long layoff; progressive, each way claims |
null |
105 |
8 |
4 |
52.03 |
|
|
15 |
-13 |
60.68 |
430 |
| 1512090 |
2 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
18 |
-100.0 |
Columnist |
null |
b |
g |
Ardad |
Sand And Deliver |
Royal Applause |
3 |
59.87 |
98 |
null |
James Doyle |
null |
R A Fahey |
Did not get a clear run well beaten in a handicap at Newmarket latest; poor both runs since handicapping this term way below 2yo form; bit to prove |
null |
108 |
0 |
18 |
-154.08 |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
301 |
| 1512090 |
3 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
6 |
256.8 |
King's Call |
IRE |
b |
g |
Dandy Man |
Play Mate |
Showcasing |
3 |
58.06 |
94 |
null |
D Allan |
null |
Seb Spencer |
Down the field in Nad Al Sheba Turf Sprint (Group 3) over 5f at Meydan most recent; up in trip; conditions suit; didn't really fire in Meydan, bit to prove off a break |
null |
105 |
2 |
10 |
-5.01 |
|
|
16 |
-21 |
22.96 |
397 |
| 1512090 |
4 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
2 |
-10.8 |
Loom |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kodiac |
Stunner |
Pivotal |
3 |
57.61 |
93 |
h1 |
Billy Garritty |
null |
R A Fahey |
Shade below par beaten 3l off 93 over 5f here last time; hood first time; still to prove stamina for 6f but worth another go; drawn on wing of large field; each way shout |
Wearing a hood for the first time |
108 |
6 |
15 |
-32.37 |
|
|
6 |
13 |
76.08 |
423 |
| 1512090 |
5 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
4 |
-100.0 |
Marchogion |
null |
b |
c |
Mehmas |
Raincall |
Pivotal |
3 |
57.15 |
92 |
null |
David Probert |
null |
A M Balding |
Game when landing a handicap by a length off 85 over at Newmarket last time; top course trainer; conditions suit (should handle any cut if rain); progressive, bang in the mix |
null |
113 |
4 |
7 |
22.31 |
|
|
22 |
-50 |
321.37 |
390 |
| 1512090 |
6 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
7 |
78.4 |
The Dragon King |
IRE |
b |
g |
Invincible Army |
Dutch Monarch |
Dutch Art |
3 |
56.7 |
91 |
b1 |
O J Orr |
null |
C G Cox |
Yard won this last year; probably needed race down the field in a handicap at Newmarket most recent off a layoff; in good form prior; conditions suit; blinkers first time; bit to prove |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
106 |
3 |
17 |
-129.14 |
|
|
14 |
-12 |
37.4 |
310 |
| 1512090 |
7 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
1 |
-10.8 |
Dark Cloud Rising |
null |
b |
g |
Dark Angel |
Aristocratic |
Exceed and Excel |
3 |
56.25 |
90 |
null |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Game when scored by 2l off 85 at Pontefract three starts back; third beaten 3 1/4l off 91 last time; drawn on wing of large field; conditions suit; in the mix |
null |
110 |
10 |
5 |
41.82 |
|
|
12 |
-10 |
41.41 |
351 |
| 1512090 |
8 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
20 |
-100.0 |
Double Rush |
IRE |
b |
c |
Blue Point. |
Duet |
Pivotal |
3 |
56.25 |
90 |
null |
S Foley |
null |
C Hills |
Well backed when landing a handicap by 1 1/4l off 85 over at Newmarket last time on handicap debut; significant jockey booking; unproven on fast ground; progressing nicely, player |
null |
111 |
8 |
8 |
8.53 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
403 |
| 1512090 |
9 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
5 |
-10.8 |
Fast Track Harry |
null |
ch |
c |
Harry Angel |
Olympic Runner |
Exceed and Excel |
3 |
56.25 |
90 |
null |
Finley Marsh |
null |
C G Cox |
Yard won this last year; suited by fast ground when winning a novice at Doncaster by 3l last time; second run after wind op; conditions suit; on workable opening mark, player |
null |
111 |
6 |
9 |
5.01 |
|
|
4 |
17 |
132.87 |
451 |
| 1512090 |
10 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
8 |
-10.8 |
Veblen Good |
IRE |
b |
g |
Starspangledbanner |
Pious Alexander |
Acclamation |
3 |
56.25 |
90 |
null |
C Lee |
null |
K R Burke |
Ideally suited by trip second beaten a head in a novice at Pontefract latest off a layoff; unproven on fast ground; off a short-break; likely more to come but on stiff looking opening mark |
null |
107 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
11 |
55.73 |
406 |
| 1512090 |
11 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
14 |
167.6 |
Showering |
null |
b |
c |
Showcasing |
Cloud Line |
Danehill Dancer |
3 |
55.79 |
89 |
t1 |
Harry Burns |
3 |
W J Haggas |
Raced freely when winning a novice at Yarmouth by a neck last time; steadily progressive; tongue-tie first time; unproven on quick ground; on workable opening mark, could figure |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
107 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
17 |
-25 |
105.32 |
391 |
| 1512090 |
12 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
10 |
-10.8 |
Hucklesbrook |
null |
b |
g |
Aclaim |
Tumblewind |
Captain Rio |
3 |
55.34 |
88 |
null |
Joanna Mason |
null |
R A Teal |
Game when landing a handicap by a length off 81 at Leicester last time; conditions suit; needs another step forward off a rise in this company but progressive and could get in the mix |
null |
110 |
8 |
12 |
-14.54 |
|
|
8 |
10 |
48.62 |
395 |
| 1512090 |
13 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
3 |
256.8 |
Sixtygeesbaby |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Starspangledbanner |
Field Of Stars |
Acclamation |
3 |
54.43 |
86 |
t |
Jason Watson |
null |
Tom Clover |
Below par fourth beaten 5l in a handicap at Newmarket latest; significant jockey booking; drawn on wing of large field; conditions suit; disappointed in handicap bow, bit to prove |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
108 |
8 |
13 |
-16.33 |
|
|
21 |
-39 |
134.62 |
343 |
| 1512090 |
14 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
12 |
-10.8 |
Diligently |
null |
b |
c |
Harry Angel |
Anna Of Lorraine |
Dutch Art |
3 |
54.43 |
86 |
null |
Saffie Osborne |
null |
C G Cox |
Yard won this last year; ran to form second beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap at Chester latest; conditions suit; beaten by hugely progressive sort latest, big player |
null |
117 |
8 |
1 |
111.96 |
|
|
3 |
27 |
148.85 |
419 |
| 1512090 |
15 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
22 |
-100.0 |
Crestofdistinction |
null |
b |
c |
Kodiac |
Poesy |
Poet's Voice |
3 |
53.98 |
85 |
p |
George Bass |
null |
J Channon |
Raced freely beaten 2 1/2l off 85 at Leicester last time on handicap debut; probably prefer some give; needs to take big step forward on handicap debut latest, bit to prove |
Wearing cheek pieces |
108 |
9 |
11 |
-6.35 |
|
|
18 |
-25 |
85.16 |
409 |
| 1512090 |
16 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
21 |
-10.8 |
Brigid's Cloak |
null |
b |
f |
Havana Grey |
Freckles |
Arakan |
3 |
53.98 |
85 |
p |
R M Mulligan |
5 |
J P Murtagh |
Irish raider; well treated at weights when scored by 4 1/4l off 70 at The Curragh penultimate start; unproven on quick ground; 6f suits well; improved markedly last twice, contender |
Wearing cheek pieces |
109 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
19 |
-25 |
107.56 |
399 |
| 1512090 |
17 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
13 |
-100.0 |
American Style |
null |
ch |
g |
Washington Dc |
Dance On The Day |
Epaulette |
3 |
53.98 |
85 |
null |
Rowan Scott |
null |
K A Ryan |
Scored by a head off 78 at Ripon three starts back; second beaten a length off 83 last time; condtions suit; consistent; bang in the mix |
null |
111 |
9 |
6 |
40.17 |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
388 |
| 1512090 |
18 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
15 |
-100.0 |
Maelstrom |
null |
gr |
c |
Night Of Thunder |
Dark Lady |
Dark Angel |
3 |
53.52 |
84 |
null |
A J Farragher |
null |
W J Haggas |
Game when landing a handicap by 3/4l off 80 at Haydock last time to secure a hat-trick since handicapping; trainer in form; unproven on fast ground; progressive, big player |
null |
112 |
8 |
14 |
-21.85 |
|
|
5 |
13 |
142.75 |
400 |
| 1512090 |
19 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
19 |
78.4 |
Far Above Dream |
IRE |
b |
g |
Far Above |
Silk Slippers |
Oasis Dream |
3 |
53.52 |
84 |
null |
S De Sousa |
null |
James Owen |
Travelled well when landing a handicap by 2l off 78 at Bath last time on handicap debut; unproven on fast ground; 6f fine; up in grade but likely fair bit more to come, in the mix |
null |
109 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
-11 |
48.12 |
381 |
| 1512090 |
20 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
11 |
-100.0 |
Tuco Salamanca |
IRE |
b |
g |
Belardo |
Espoir Et Bonheur |
Dansili |
3 |
52.62 |
82 |
t |
Nicola Currie |
null |
Ollie Sangster |
Well backed when scored by 2l off 73 over 7f at Newcastle in March; third beaten 4l off 82 last time; versatile trip-wise, 6f on short side but ok; pretty consistent but needs bit more |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
106 |
3 |
3 |
54.61 |
|
|
20 |
-33 |
221.54 |
363 |
| 1512090 |
21 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
16 |
-100.0 |
Territorial Knight |
null |
ch |
g |
Territories |
Night Thrills |
Dark Angel |
3 |
52.16 |
81 |
null |
William Pyle |
3 |
K A Ryan |
Below par beaten 4 1/2l in a handicap over 7f at Doncaster last time; down in trip, should help; unproven on fast ground; bit to find but not out of it |
null |
106 |
4 |
2 |
79.32 |
|
|
1 |
39 |
82.34 |
313 |
| 1512090 |
22 |
2 |
3YO only |
15:35 |
York |
14 Jun 2025 |
Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap |
£64,425 |
6f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Strong |
DOUBLE RUSH is a sprinter on the upgrade and looks worth sticking with. The son of Blue Point won a competitive contest at Newmarket on his handicap debut and a 5lb rise looks fair given both the third and fourth have subsequently won. Marchogion also scored at Newmarket when beating American Style with a bit up his sleeve. He can confirm that form, while Clive Cox has won two of the last three renewals so Doncaster novice winner Fast Track Harry also enters calculations. |
An incredibly trappy affair where few can be discounted and many are still progressing. The one to take the eye is DILIGENTLY who won a valuable sales race over course and distance on final start last term (good to firm) and kicked off this campaign with a fine second in a class 3 handicap. Although beaten 4l then the winner is a hugely progressive sort who was landing a hat-trick. He should come on for that initial run of the campaign and should go well. Maelstrom and Marchogion also arrive in top form and are very much on an upward curve and can both play a big part. Both are proven in handicaps, Maelstrom on a four-timer having won all three handicap runs and Marchogion winning on turf handicap debut last time improving a bit on his AW form. Marchogion is just preferred given he's proven in this grade. Loom is interesting at a price in a first time hood and could out-run his odds |
Double Rush |
Marchogion |
Diligently |
Marchogion |
Maelstrom |
74 |
17 |
-100.0 |
Easy Peeler |
ex6 |
b |
f |
Due Diligence |
Satsuma |
Compton Place |
3 |
53.98 |
91 |
null |
Cam Hardie |
null |
J S Quinn |
Did not get a clear run beaten 1 1/4l off 78 at Haydock last time off a layoff; conditions suit; scope for improvement but will need significant step forward |
null |
104 |
4 |
16 |
-37.03 |
|
|
2 |
36 |
181.22 |
310 |