| 1 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
3 |
-6.8 |
We Dare To Dream |
IRE |
b |
g |
Dark Angel |
Vestavia |
Alhaarth |
3 |
62.6 |
88 |
null |
Daniel Muscutt |
null |
D OMeara |
Well backed when landing a handicap by a neck off 82 at Beverley last time showing some improvement; conditions suit; bit more to come, serious player |
null |
1 |
2 |
13.43 |
8 |
6.5 |
-18.75 |
282.69 |
462 |
| 2 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
9 |
-10.0 |
Fondo Blanco |
null |
br |
c |
Ten Sovereigns |
Farzeen |
Farhh |
3 |
61.23 |
85 |
null |
Ray Dawson |
null |
R Varian |
Ran to form second beaten a short-head in a novice over 6f at Doncaster latest; steadily progressive; up in trip, should suit; on workable opening mark, big player |
null |
4 |
null |
null |
3.75 |
3 |
-20 |
640.0 |
430 |
| 3 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
7 |
11.5 |
Original Outlaw |
null |
br |
g |
Wootton Bassett |
Dreams With You |
Oasis Dream |
3 |
61.23 |
85 |
null |
R Kingscote |
null |
R M Beckett |
Below par down the field in a nursery at York most recent in August; in good form prior; trainer in form; conditions suit; may need the run but in the mix if wound up |
null |
6 |
6 |
-193.49 |
7 |
10 |
42.86 |
402.86 |
347 |
| 4 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
8 |
-28.7 |
Art Market |
IRE |
b |
g |
Calyx |
Mrs Bouquet |
Toronado |
3 |
60.78 |
84 |
null |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
W J Haggas |
Landed a handicap by 1 1/4l off 79 over CD last time taking another step forward off a break; conditions suit well; major player |
null |
6 |
5 |
-15.69 |
4.5 |
6.5 |
44.44 |
656.41 |
427 |
| 5 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
5 |
-10.5 |
Spirit Of Leros |
null |
b |
c |
No Nay Never |
Spiritus Sanctus |
Invincible Spirit |
3 |
60.33 |
83 |
p |
D Egan |
null |
M Botti |
Below par fourth beaten 6l in a handicap at Beverley latest back in Uk after couple of poor runs in Meydan; looks better at 6f; bit to prove |
Wearing cheek pieces |
6 |
4 |
-13.43 |
17 |
23 |
35.29 |
151.92 |
338 |
| 6 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
6 |
13.3 |
Griselda |
IRE |
b |
f |
Kodi Bear |
Geizy Teizy |
Lawman |
3 |
59.87 |
82 |
p1 |
Rob Hornby |
null |
George Scott |
Probably needed race beaten 8l in a handicap over 6f at Wolverhampton last time back from a layoff; cheekpieces first time; 7f a concern; bit to prove |
Wearing cheek pieces for the first time |
3 |
3 |
-4.43 |
29 |
67 |
131.03 |
170.15 |
346 |
| 7 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
2 |
13.3 |
Miss Collada |
null |
b |
f |
Mehmas |
Kocollada |
Kodiac |
3 |
57.61 |
77 |
b1 |
Alec Voikhansky |
3 |
R Hannon |
Below par beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap over 6f at Kempton last time failing to build on moderate comeback prior; blinkers first time; up in trip a positive; needs significant upturn |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
8 |
1 |
180.25 |
17 |
34 |
100 |
291.18 |
358 |
| 8 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
4 |
-14.1 |
Arabian Leopard |
null |
b |
f |
Ghaiyyath |
Mur Hiba |
Helmet |
3 |
56.7 |
75 |
null |
J P Spencer |
null |
D M Simcock |
Ran to form beaten 1 1/2l off 75 at Yarmouth last time on handicap debut off a break; conditions suit; consistent; should be bit better to come, player |
null |
2 |
null |
null |
6.5 |
5 |
-23.08 |
456.92 |
330 |
| 9 |
4 |
3YO only |
13:40 |
Newmarket |
17 May 2025 |
JCB Handicap |
£10,308 |
7f |
Good to Firm |
null |
Even |
The tough and consistent We Dare To Dream has been raised 6lb for winning at Beverley, though still enters calculations. Art Market is another recent winner to consider having proved much the best when scoring here last month, but the unexposed FONDO BLANCO may edge it. Roger Varian's inmate was doing his best work at the finish when going close over 6f at Doncaster on his reappearance. This extra yardage should help now sent handicapping and he gets the vote. |
ART MARKET took another step forward when landing a similar event to this last time out over course and distance and looks to hold the aces again. William Haggas's gelding has to carry an extra 5lb burden today but given the realsitic prospect of further improvement can double-up. The unexposed Fondo Blanco who kicks off his handicap career off a mark of 85 is feared most. Roger Varian's colt, who won on second attempt last year, has improved with each run and made a very promisng return to action at Doncaster in late April when just denied in a head-bobber under a penalty in a decent novice. The step up to 7f doesn't look a big issue and he's entitled to go close. Saxonia merits considration despite a rare below par effort last time and would be interesting if the ground eases a bit but top-weight We Dare To Dream looks more dependable having won a class 4 handicap at Beverley last time. There's scope for more and David O'Meara's gelding is entitled to be bang on the premises |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
Art Market |
Fondo Blanco |
We Dare To Dream |
72 |
1 |
24.3 |
Saxonia |
null |
ch |
g |
Saxon Warrior |
Dan's Dream |
Cityscape |
3 |
54.88 |
71 |
null |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
C Johnston |
Below par beaten 2l off 72 over 8f at Kempton last time; effective at 7f; handles decent ground, possibly prefer bit of cut; needs more than latest but capable of being in the mix |
null |
9 |
null |
null |
15 |
17 |
13.33 |
76.08 |
424 |