| 1576704 |
1 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Juggernaut |
|
b |
g |
Spanish Moon |
Sacoleva |
Lavirco |
7 |
0 |
100 |
i |
James Robottom |
10 |
A J Honeyball |
Ran to form when coming second and beaten by 7l in a handicap hurdle at Fontwell latest; effective at 2-2 1/4m, acts on soft and good ground; consistent at the minute and he is sure to go well again. |
|
102 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576704 |
2 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Getaway With You |
|
ch |
g |
Getaway |
Dizzy Frizzy |
Loup Sauvage |
8 |
0 |
96 |
i |
Nick Slatter |
3 |
D Killahena & G McPherson |
Scored by 3/4l off a 2lb lower mark at Chepstow three starts back; fourth and beaten by 29l off 98 last time, 2lb lower here; effective 2m4f-3m, acts on Hy and GS; steadily progressive, bit more needed again. |
|
92 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576704 |
3 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Scudamore |
|
ch |
g |
Dawn Approach |
Emirates Comfort |
Dubawi |
9 |
0 |
93 |
i |
Lewis Stones |
3 |
J Candlish |
Travelled but found little when having briefly threatened and comfortably held in a handicap hurdle at Sedgefield last time; visor first time; effective 2-3m, wants decent ground; generally consistent over hurdles, well treated on old form. |
|
95 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576704 |
4 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Seahouses |
|
b |
g |
Sea The Moon |
Ceilidh House |
Selkirk |
6 |
71.67 |
90 |
i |
G Sheehan |
null |
F Brennan |
Travelled and ran to form when challenged too early in race where pace collapsed, 5l third in a handicap hurdle at Market Rasen most recent run; effective 2m4f-3m, acts on GS and G; in good form and can go well in this. |
|
98 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576704 |
5 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
East Eagle |
|
b |
g |
Wings Of Eagles |
Ask Sutton |
Ask |
6 |
0 |
85 |
i |
Charlie Maggs |
3 |
M E Sowersby |
Too much to do behind an all the way winner, ran to form when beaten by 2l off a 1lb lower mark at Catterick last time; effective 3m, acts on good to soft and good; back in form, run style requires pace collapse here. |
|
102 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576704 |
6 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Floating Rock |
|
b |
g |
It's Gino |
Fly Osoria |
Osorio |
11 |
0 |
79 |
i |
Benjamin Macey |
5 |
Michael Gates |
Struggled once again down the field in a handicap hurdle here on most recent run; usually held up during races; effective 2-2 1/4m, acts on a sound surface; regressive at the moment. |
|
90 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1576704 |
7 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Kampari |
|
b |
g |
Rail Link |
Oudette |
Apple Tree |
6 |
66.22 |
78 |
i |
K Brogan |
null |
L Horsfall |
Improved when up in trip landing a handicap by 1/2l off a 2lb lower mark at Warwick last time; effective 3m, acts on good; won weak race last time but may have bit more to offer. |
|
92 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
13 |
208.89 |
null |
| 1576704 |
8 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
Jewel Eyed Judy |
|
gr |
m |
Passing Glance |
Millicent Silver |
Overbury |
6 |
0 |
76 |
i |
James Turner |
5 |
Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies |
Pulled up in a handicap hurdle at Taunton latest; tongue-tie fitted for the first time; effective at 2 and a 1/2m, acts on soft; fairly inconsistent at the moment however. |
|
85 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
12 |
45.65 |
null |
| 1576704 |
9 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
The Last Drop |
|
b |
m |
Mahler |
Western Garden |
Westerner |
7 |
64.41 |
74 |
i |
Harry Bannister |
null |
R T Phillips |
Jumped poorly when continued in poor form and comfortably held in a handicap hurdle at Huntingdon last time; effective at 2m, acts on soft and good to soft; inconsistent so best watched here. |
|
84 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
6 |
51.05 |
null |
| 1576704 |
10 |
5 |
4YO plus |
14:33 |
Stratford |
19 Apr 2026 |
Green 4 Motor Company 30th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle |
£3,512 - 10 declared to run |
3m 2f 83y |
Good |
|
null |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
EAST EAGLE does look like the one setting the standard. That win at Catterick followed by a 3rd and 2nd at the same track shows he’s holding his level really well, and consistency like that in this grade is often enough to win. If he handles this track as expected, he’s the one they all have to beat, especially as he doesn’t need to improve much. Juggernaut is the definition of reliable at the moment. The lack of a recent win is the only negative, but he keeps running his race and hitting the frame. He looks more like a place banker again unless something really falls his way. Seahouses is interesting off just 3lb higher than his last win. That suggests he’s still on a workable mark, and if things click, he’s got every chance of being involved again—probably fighting it out for the places rather than overturning the favourite. |
1-2-3 Selections East Eagle (5) Juggernaut (1) Seahouses (4) |
null |
East Eagle |
Juggernaut |
Seahouses |
null |
0 |
null |
The Kings Soldier |
|
b |
g |
Soldier of Fortune |
Slaney Lady |
King's Theatre |
5 |
64.41 |
74 |
i |
Oscar Palmer |
7 |
Tracey Leeson |
Below par well beaten in a maiden hurdle at Market Rasen latest; showed promise in a bumper early in career, should improve for that experience over hurdles but might be best watched. |
|
86 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |