| 1 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
5 |
39.5 |
No Retreat |
IRE |
b |
g |
Siyouni |
Isabel De Urbina |
Lope De Vega |
4 |
62.14 |
97 |
null |
Callum Shepherd |
null |
George Scott |
Beaten a neck at Meydan last time; returns off a break and a gelding op on first start for new yard; acts on the ground, gets further; sent off favourite on five of six starts; in the mix off a 3lb rise |
null |
6 |
null |
null |
6 |
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
430 |
| 2 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
13 |
22.1 |
Blue For You |
IRE |
ch |
g |
New Approach |
Love In The Sun |
Kodiac |
7 |
61.69 |
96 |
p |
O J Orr |
null |
D OMeara |
Slowly away and well held at York last time but usually consistent; top jockey back on board; has handled quick ground previously but all wins have come without firm in the going description |
Wearing cheek pieces |
4 |
9 |
-38.57 |
10 |
15 |
50 |
320.0 |
371 |
| 3 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
3 |
-12.8 |
Lattam |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Lope De Vega |
Alaata |
Smart Strike |
6 |
61.23 |
95 |
null |
Ryan Sexton |
null |
Miss J A Camacho |
Looked held when hampered late in the Lincoln at Doncaster last time; unproven on fast ground; comes here off a short break; may contend if handling quicker off 1lb higher than last winning mark |
null |
6 |
8 |
-32.6 |
12 |
13 |
8.33 |
58.97 |
370 |
| 4 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
1 |
-30.3 |
Thunder Roar |
null |
ch |
g |
Night Of Thunder |
Dominike |
Duke Of Marmalade |
6 |
60.78 |
94 |
null |
T Eaves |
null |
Tony Coyle Kaine Wood |
Didn't get a clear run when scoring by a short-head off 91 in the Spring Mile on penultimate start, subsequently disqualified; will suit return to 8f; not out of it if handling quicker ground |
null |
3 |
7 |
-15.93 |
19 |
19 |
0 |
0.0 |
358 |
| 5 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
7 |
4.6 |
Theoryofeverything |
null |
gr |
g |
Frankel |
Persuasive |
Dark Angel |
5 |
59.87 |
92 |
t |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Below par when down the field in a handicap at Doncaster last time; seasonal return here but has gone well fresh previously; unproven on fast ground; bit to find off 2lb above last winning mark |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
4 |
4 |
28.83 |
9.5 |
11 |
15.79 |
139.23 |
363 |
| 6 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
12 |
22.1 |
Local Hero |
IRE |
ch |
c |
Phoenix Of Spain |
Pearl Diva |
Acclamation |
4 |
59.42 |
91 |
null |
Joe Leavy |
3 |
R Hannon |
Beaten 6l over 7f at Newcastle last time out; usually consistent; suits 7f/8f but all wins on Kempton Polytrack; unproven on fast ground and a galloping track; needs to find more up in trip and class |
null |
7 |
1 |
156.79 |
13 |
15 |
15.38 |
100.51 |
476 |
| 7 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
14 |
-67.1 |
Dashing Darcey |
null |
b |
c |
Muhaarar |
So Claire |
Kyllachy |
4 |
59.42 |
91 |
null |
S De Sousa |
null |
G A Harker |
Excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out; in good form before that; unproven on fast ground but that was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot; acts on the track; not out of it |
null |
2 |
3 |
38.59 |
23 |
8 |
-65.22 |
692.93 |
392 |
| 8 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
10 |
-30.3 |
Kindest Nation |
IRE |
br |
f |
Sioux Nation |
The Dylan Show |
Showcasing |
4 |
58.97 |
90 |
v |
P Mulrennan |
null |
H Palmer |
Raced too freely beaten 4l off 90 at Chester last time out; not proven over 8f; unproven on fast ground; acts on the track but a bit to find back up to 8f with both turf wins on softer ground |
Wearing a visor |
5 |
10 |
-39.94 |
13 |
15 |
15.38 |
100.51 |
328 |
| 9 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
2 |
22.1 |
Great Chieftain |
IRE |
b |
g |
Gleneagles |
Ivirka |
Mastercraftsman |
4 |
58.51 |
89 |
b |
W Buick |
null |
P O Cole |
Landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time; trainer in form; eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits trip and goes goes on a galloping track; contender off a 6lb rise |
Wearing blinkers |
3 |
5 |
7.13 |
5 |
4.5 |
-10 |
211.11 |
378 |
| 10 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
4 |
-47.7 |
Empirestateofmind |
IRE |
b |
g |
Starspangledbanner |
Adore |
Oasis Dream |
7 |
58.06 |
88 |
b |
Jason Hart |
null |
J S Quinn |
Badly hampered beaten 7 1/4l in the Spring Mile at Doncaster last time out; returns off a short-break; could figure, albeit on ground possibly quicker than ideal |
Wearing blinkers |
6 |
2 |
68.82 |
13 |
15 |
15.38 |
100.51 |
373 |
| 11 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
9 |
39.5 |
Storm Catcher |
IRE |
b |
g |
Vadamos |
Next Life |
Oasis Dream |
7 |
57.61 |
87 |
null |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
Simon Pearce |
Probably needed race when well held over 10f at Lingfield off a long absence; out of form in four runs before that; all seven wins on the AW, last six of which over 10f and may not relish fast ground |
null |
4 |
6 |
-9.54 |
26 |
34 |
30.77 |
82.35 |
324 |
| 12 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
8 |
-47.7 |
Asteverdi |
null |
b |
f |
Advertise. |
Terre Du Vent |
Kutub |
4 |
55.79 |
83 |
null |
Harry Davies |
null |
H Palmer |
Slowly away when scoring by 1 1/4l off 80 at Nottingham last October; may not relish fast ground and a bit to find off a 3lb rise upped in class off an absence on first start for new yard |
null |
3 |
11 |
-41.13 |
12 |
23 |
91.67 |
382.61 |
338 |
| 13 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
11 |
39.5 |
Candonomore |
FR |
b |
g |
Almanzor |
Tikitiki |
Fastnet Rock |
4 |
54.43 |
80 |
t |
Amie Waugh |
3 |
T D Easterby |
Travelled well when scoring off 76 at Leicester last time out; still lightly raced and 4lb rise mitigated by 3lb claimer; takes a class hike here but 2/2 this season and acts on the track and ground |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
4 |
null |
null |
8 |
13 |
62.5 |
471.15 |
380 |
| 14 |
3 |
4YO plus |
13:15 |
Haydock |
24 May 2025 |
Betfred Supports Jack Berry House Hell Nook Handicap |
£16,200 |
1m 37y |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Weak |
NO RETREAT has joined George Scott's yard since a successful stint in the UAE that saw him land a decent handicap on fast going at Meydan in February. The son of Siyouni has now been gelded and should prove competitive off his current mark, with the promise of much more to come. Great Chieftain resumed winning ways at Newmarket and could have a say in the outcome, despite a 6lb rise. Kindest Nation coped well with the quicker ground when third at Chester and has to be of interest too. |
Great Chieftain shapes as a progressive 4yo. The gelding landed a Class 3 handicap by 2l off 83 at Newmarket last time, running on strongly, hails from an in-form yard, has an eyecatching jockey booking, acts on the ground, suits the trip and goes on a galloping track. He ticks plenty of boxes off a 6lb rise for that win on the Rowley Mile and is one of the lower-weighted runners. NO RETREAT could be up to giving weight all round. Very lightly raced, having had only six starts previously, this is another 4yo open to improvement. Beaten a neck at Meydan last time out, he returns off a break and a gelding op on this first start for George Scott. Another who ticks plenty of boxes here, he acts on the ground, gets further, has been sent off favourite on five of those six starts and goes well fresh. The gelding is yet to finish out of the first three and is bang in the mix off a 3lb rise. Dashing Darcey could outrun his price. There were excuses when denied a clear run and hampered in the Lincoln last time out and the 4yo was in good form before that. Although unproven on fast ground, his only attempt on good to firm was in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, which is easy to forgive the colt. |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
No Retreat |
Great Chieftain |
Dashing Darcey |
78 |
6 |
39.5 |
Beylerbeyi |
null |
b |
g |
Invincible Spirit |
Gherdaiya |
Shamardal |
5 |
53.98 |
79 |
t |
L Morris |
null |
Ian Williams |
Probably needed race when down the field in a Class 4 handicap at Kempton; showed little in two hurdles starts before that; needs to find plenty more in this grade |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
2 |
12 |
-116.19 |
41 |
41 |
0 |
0.0 |
288 |