| 1598331 |
1 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
null |
Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
4 |
null |
Nolton Cross |
|
br |
g |
Dark Angel |
Pandora's Box |
Galileo |
7 |
64.41 |
85 |
i |
David Probert |
null |
H Palmer |
Ran to form beaten 1 1/4l off this mark here last time; effective 12f, acts on sound surface, best on AW; 4lb below last win mark, can go close again. |
|
83 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
2 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1598331 |
2 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
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Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
6 |
null |
Parlando |
|
b |
g |
Dubawi |
Discourse |
Street Cry |
7 |
0 |
83 |
i |
Ryan Kavanagh |
3 |
Ian Williams |
Below form up in trip well beaten in a handicap at York latest; trainer in form; suited by 8-12f, acts on sound surface, largely below form with give; mark easing but needs more. |
|
81 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
1 |
45 |
565.48 |
null |
| 1598331 |
3 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
null |
Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
5 |
null |
Lexington Jet |
|
ch |
g |
Cotai Glory |
Ejadah |
Clodovil |
4 |
0 |
82 |
i |
Laura Pearson |
null |
D Loughnane |
Scored by 1/2l off this mark here in May; below form ninth beaten 11l off 84 last time; enjoys making it; effective 7f/1m, acts on good and AW; more needed after last few starts. |
|
79 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1598331 |
4 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
null |
Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
3 |
null |
Duc De Kent |
|
b |
g |
Zelzal |
Public Ransom |
Red Ransom |
6 |
62.14 |
80 |
i |
Jason Watson |
null |
Ian Williams |
Below form over marathon trip and on fast ground down the field in a handicap here most recent; trainer in form; absent for very lengthy period; effective 8f-9.5f, acts on good; conditions unlikely to suit. |
|
74 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
null |
| 1598331 |
5 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
null |
Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
1 |
null |
Secret Beach |
|
b |
g |
Footstepsinthesand |
Dubai |
Galileo |
5 |
0 |
78 |
i |
L Morris |
null |
D McCain Jnr |
Ran back to form when fourth beaten 6l in a handicap at York latest; effective up to 12f, acts on sound surface; 1lb below last winning mark, but needs more. |
|
87 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
13 |
61.92 |
null |
| 1598331 |
6 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
null |
Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
2 |
null |
Break The Bank |
|
b |
g |
Invincible Spirit |
Tiana |
Diktat |
5 |
0 |
76 |
i |
Sean Kirrane |
null |
T D Easterby |
Ran to form beaten 1/2l off a 1lb lower mark at Hamilton last time; effective 1m-10f, acts on a sound surface and AW; on a competitive mark and chance to get back to winning ways. |
|
89 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
13 |
178.18 |
null |
| 1598331 |
7 |
4 |
Class 4 | 3YO plus |
16:58 |
Chester |
25 Jul 2026 |
John Smith's Handicap |
£7,731 - 7 declared to run |
1m 2f 70y |
Good-good to firm in places |
|
null |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
SEVEN SISTERS has been progressive through her three starts, improving from narrow defeats at Salisbury and Wolverhampton before opening her account at Doncaster last time. Already running to a consistently high level, she could have plenty more to offer on handicap debut. Break The Bank is a more experienced, reliable performer who was narrowly denied by half a length at Hamilton last time and remains on a workable mark, so should go close again, while Nolton Cross is another respected contender after finishing runner-up here last time and is back below his last winning mark. |
1-2-3 Selections Seven Sisters (7) Break The Bank (6) Nolton Cross (1) |
null |
Seven Sisters |
Break The Bank |
Nolton Cross |
null |
7 |
null |
Seven Sisters |
|
b |
f |
Kingman |
Alina |
Galileo |
3 |
58.51 |
81 |
i |
Edward Greatrex |
null |
R M Beckett |
Ran to form, opened account when winning a novice at Doncaster by a neck last time; effective 7f, acts on good to firm and AW; can go well again on handicap debut. |
|
88 |
null |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
10 |
219.72 |
null |