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1523291 1 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 13 -100.0 Toyotomi FR b c Blue Point Tribune Grand Slam 4 62.6 103 null D Nolan null D OMeara UK debut; yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; tested in Listed and Group company in France, 4th in G3 latest beaten 3l; 6f suits well; could contend on h'cap/UK bow null 107 0 null null 20 -60 317.65 364
1523291 2 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 14 157.1 Jordan Electrics null b g Dandy Man Ruby Slippers Sir Percy 9 62.14 102 null Lauren Young 7 J S Goldie Below par beaten 4l in a handicap at Ayr last time; returning from long layoff; conditions suit; improved markedly in 2024 (seven wins), chance if wound up for return null 101 5 6 23.11 16 -32 84.16 414
1523291 3 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 6 242.9 Alzahir FR ch g Sea The Stars Cup Cake Singspiel 5 61.69 101 t O J Orr null J Candlish Ideally suited by trip when landing a Heritage Handicap by a neck off 98 over 5f at Ascot last time; top jockey back on board; conditions suit; serious contender seeking four-timer Wearing a tonguestrap 108 8 18 -29.58 8 0 0.0 448
1523291 4 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 18 -100.0 Korker IRE b g Dandy Man Adaptation Spectrum 6 61.69 101 null Jack Nicholls 7 K R Burke Slowly away beaten 4l off 103 at Ascot last time; usually held up; placed over CD three starts back; conditions suit; can bounce back, each way claims if so null 109 4 11 -2.01 5 13 75.29 364
1523291 5 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 10 -14.3 Elmonjed IRE b g Blue Point. Naafer Oasis Dream 4 59.87 97 t1 Jim Crowley null W J Haggas Ran to form beaten a length off 96 at Windsor last time; trainer in form; tongue-tie first time; CD winner; versatile on ground; reliable; just about career best latest, major player Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time 110 5 20 -59.61 9 0 0.0 432
1523291 6 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 7 71.4 Pocklington null b c Blue Point. Ladies Are Forever Monsieur Bond 4 58.97 95 null P J McDonald null G R Oldroyd Well backed beaten a short-head off 94 at Newcastle last time; as effective on turf; lightly raced and still progressing, in the mix null 105 6 4 29.2 4 17 238.1 352
1523291 7 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 16 -100.0 Sophia's Starlight FR b m Hunter's Light Endeavor Cape Cross 5 58.97 95 null S H James null Grant Tuer Poor back on AW made a lot of use of down the field in a handicap at Southwell most recent; enjoys making it; off a short-break; suited by 6f, likes soft; bit to prove on 2025 form null 104 9 2 64.69 10 0 0.0 398
1523291 8 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 12 -14.3 Indian Run IRE br g Sioux Nation Just Wondering Danehill Dancer 4 58.51 94 null Ryan Sexton null Miss J A Camacho Below par fourth beaten 4l in a handicap at Windsor latest; 6f possibly on sharp side; not quite firing, bit to prove null 107 5 17 -20.18 3 18 90.62 379
1523291 9 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 22 -100.0 Sergeant Wilko IRE b g Bungle Inthejungle Lady Spangles Starspangledbanner 4 58.51 94 p T Eaves null K A Ryan Did not get a clear run beaten 2 1/2l off 95 at Newcastle last time; enjoys making it; consistent of late; conditions suit well; needs bit more but fair each way shout Wearing cheek pieces 107 10 21 -84.17 14 -11 48.12 304
1523291 10 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 20 -100.0 Strike Red IRE b g Dark Angel Capulet Monteque Camacho 7 58.06 93 null Billy Garritty null R A Fahey Did not get a clear run beaten 2 1/4l off 94 at Hamilton last time; CD winner; versatile on ground but best with give; goes well here; back to last winning mark, threat null 106 3 1 81.41 15 -20 139.86 391
1523291 11 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 5 -14.3 Jubilee Walk null b g Study Of Man Starlit Sands Oasis Dream 4 57.61 92 t S Foley null J Ferguson Probably needed race beaten 3 1/2l off 92 at Chester last time after poor spell in middle-east; significant jockey booking; conditions suit; can build on comeback, entitled to go close Wearing a tonguestrap 107 5 10 1.7 11 0 0.0 430
1523291 12 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 2 -14.3 Aleezdancer IRE b g Fast Company Clifton Dancer Fraam 6 57.15 91 b K Stott null K A Ryan Benefited from positive ride landing a Silver Sprint Trophy Handicap by a length off 87 over at Pontefract last time; CD winner; inconsistent but capable when giving best, threat Wearing blinkers 105 6 19 -35.47 7 8 62.18 373
1523291 13 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 17 -100.0 Francisco's Piece null b c Mayson Josefa Goya Sakhee's Secret 3 57.15 96 p Connor Beasley null A Keatley Needed the run beaten 9 1/4l in Surrey Stakes (Listed) over 7f at Epsom last time; off a short-break; best at 5f but stays 6f; likes deep ground; unreliable but on dangerous mark Wearing cheek pieces 109 5 12 -7.85 22 -100 141.97 400
1523291 14 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 15 -100.0 Caburn IRE gr c Twilight Son Tigrilla Clodovil 3 56.25 94 null C Lee null J Tate Down the field in Jersey Stakes (Group 3) over 7f at Ascot most recent; highly tried in Listed/Group company since opening with double, looks on stiff mark for h'cap bow null 103 4 7 17.84 2 20 87.91 378
1523291 15 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 1 -14.3 Jungle Drums IRE b g Bungle Inthejungle Ayr Missile Cadeaux Genereux 3 56.25 94 null Callum Shepherd null J A Osborne Probably needed race beaten 7 1/2l in a handicap over 5f at Southwell last time; CD winner; versatile ground-wise; chance on pick of form but lot to prove null 105 10 14 -13.75 1 44 145.77 460
1523291 16 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 21 -14.3 Arctic Thunder IRE b g Night Of Thunder Al Kirana Exceed and Excel 4 56.25 89 null K Shoemark null E Walker Did not get a clear run beaten 4l off 90 at Newcastle last time; conditions suit but best over 7f; bit to prove null 105 5 15 -15.54 12 0 0.0 325
1523291 17 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 4 -100.0 Rousing Encore IRE b g Acclamation Jolie Chanson Mount Nelson 5 55.34 87 null J P Sullivan null Mrs R Carr Raced freely when scored by 1 1/4l off 82 here three starts back; fourth beaten 3l off 87 last time; consistent of late; CD winner; versatile ground-wise; needs bit more null 105 4 16 -15.74 13 0 0.0 380
1523291 18 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 8 -14.3 King's Call IRE b g Dandy Man Play Mate Showcasing 3 54.88 91 null C Horgan 5 Seb Spencer Below par beaten 4 1/4l in a handicap over 5f at Ascot last time; winner at 6f but looks best suited to 5f; bit to prove null 100 5 9 6.53 21 -65 165.69 352
1523291 19 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 19 71.4 Almarada Prince IRE ch g Prince Of Lir Almarada Le Havre 4 53.98 84 null Pierre-Louis Jamin null I Furtado Slowly away beaten 7 1/4l in a handicap at Doncaster last time; usually held up; off a short-break; conditions suit; needs big step forward null 98 2 8 9.85 17 -32 46.82 341
1523291 20 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 9 71.4 Orne IRE b g Acclamation Pellucid Excelebration 4 53.98 84 null Cam Hardie null A Brittain Below par beaten 10l in a handicap over 7f here last time; not really fired yet this term; conditions ok but likely prefer further unless very deep; still not found level again, bit to find null 98 7 3 32.77 18 -32 46.82 337
1523291 21 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 11 -100.0 Brooklyn Nine Nine IRE b g No Nay Never Mamba Noire Wootton Bassett 5 52.62 81 null Ethan Tindall 7 R A Fahey Scored by 1/2l off 77 over 5f at Hamilton penultimate start; missed the break latest and no effort after, best excused; 6f a concern; going right way before latest blip, needs step forward null 105 2 13 -8.03 6 12 49.67 372
1523291 22 2 3YO plus 14:00 York 26 Jul 2025 Sky Bet Dash Handicap £51,540 6f Good to soft null Even An eyecatcher when narrowly denied at Newcastle on his first run in 311 days, POCKLINGTON is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and the son of Blue Point can strike for the first time on turf. Alzahir had course winner Jubilee Walk (third) behind when scoring at Chester last month and the latter is taken to overturn that form with an 11lb pull at the weights. Aleezdancer and Elmonjed cannot be ruled out either. A typically tight and trappy affair but ELMONJED stands out having gone well all three runs this term and now back over this course and distance, scene of his best victory last August. Three of his four wins have come on fast ground but he's run up to similar levels both tries on good to soft and William Haggas's gedling looks very dependable given he's not been beaten over 3.5l in all ten runs. He's got very solid claims. Jubilee Walk is very interesting having had a pipe-opener at Chester recently after a poor spelll in the middle-east. Before that he made giant strides last term, culminating in a class 3 h'cap here on decent ground and although the run at Chester needs to be built on a big run looks on the cards and he can go close. There are many others with fair claims, including Alzahir, Korker, Pocklington, Rock Opera, Toyotomi and Strike Red but Jungle Drums is very interesting at big odds given the level of his juvenile form, including a soft ground course and distance win at Listed level and is taken to grab share of the spoils Pocklington Jubilee Walk Elmonjed Jubilee Walk Jungle Drums 79 3 328.6 Rock Opera null b g Unfortunately Broughtons Jewel Bahri 5 51.71 79 v K T O'Neill null R A Fahey Did not get a clear run beaten 2 1/4l off 78 over CD last time; usually held up; drawn on wing of large field; has gone well here; versatile ground-wise; rarely beaten far, each way claims Wearing a visor 109 2 5 27.71 19 -50 126.6 326