| 1 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
2 |
-3.6 |
Haku |
ex5 |
b |
g |
Dragon Pulse |
Quiania |
Dansili |
6 |
61.69 |
90 |
null |
Cieren Fallon |
null |
D M Loughnane |
Back to best when landing a handicap by 6l off 85 at Wolverhampton last time; conditions suit well; back to a career high mark but remains a player |
null |
97 |
9 |
8 |
-65.19 |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
381 |
| 2 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
5 |
43.0 |
Due To Henry |
null |
b |
g |
Due Diligence |
Rivas Rhapsody |
Hawk Wing |
4 |
61.23 |
89 |
null |
Tom Marquand |
null |
Eve Johnson Houghton |
Appeared not to stay down the field in a handicap at Newmarket most recent upped to class 2; progressive prior in class 4; first race on AW; not proven trip; chance if wound up |
null |
87 |
7 |
10 |
-155.71 |
|
|
5 |
8 |
63.46 |
290 |
| 3 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
11 |
3.1 |
Arqoob |
IRE |
b |
g |
Estidhkaar |
Via Ballycroy |
Lawman |
7 |
61.23 |
89 |
null |
Daniel Muscutt |
null |
L Wadham |
Scored by 3/4l off 87 over CD penultimate start; sixth beaten 7 1/2l off 90 last time back on turf; has won off this mark, in the mix again |
null |
91 |
2 |
3 |
65.04 |
|
|
6 |
6 |
51.58 |
391 |
| 4 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
8 |
-30.2 |
Siempre Arturo |
null |
b |
g |
Outstrip |
La Donacella |
Sir Percy |
5 |
61.23 |
89 |
null |
Jim Crowley |
null |
D C Kubler |
Down the field in a handicap over 10f at Chester most recent; up in trip, worth another go; goes well here; yet to fire this term, bit to prove but not out of it |
null |
91 |
4 |
9 |
-102.98 |
|
|
1 |
40 |
263.74 |
326 |
| 5 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
7 |
13.1 |
Forest Gate |
IRE |
ch |
g |
Waldgeist |
Planchart |
Gio Ponti |
4 |
60.78 |
88 |
null |
Charles Bishop |
null |
Eve Johnson Houghton |
Struggled a bit up in class on handicap debut when beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap over 1m6f at York last time; in good form prior; first race on AW; trip fine; chance if wound up for return |
null |
89 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
-33 |
168.33 |
385 |
| 6 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
4 |
-23.5 |
Turquino |
IRE |
b |
g |
Teofilo |
Pleisiur |
Vocalised |
4 |
59.87 |
86 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
A M Balding |
Well backed when beaten 9l on handicap debut at Ascot last time; in good form prior; top course jockey/trainer combination; Polytrack debut; can bounce back, major player |
null |
95 |
3 |
5 |
14.93 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
381 |
| 7 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
1 |
-40.1 |
Calumet |
IRE |
b |
c |
Calyx |
Gerika |
Galileo |
4 |
59.42 |
85 |
null |
Hollie Doyle |
null |
M Botti |
Did not get a clear run beaten 8l in a handicap at Ascot last time; not proven trip but should stay; significant jockey booking; goes well here; each way shout |
null |
94 |
6 |
1 |
157.76 |
|
|
3 |
20 |
310.0 |
350 |
| 8 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
3 |
9.7 |
Way Of Life |
null |
b |
g |
Havana Gold |
Upskittled |
Diktat |
7 |
58.51 |
83 |
null |
Joe Leavy |
3 |
J G Portman |
Landed a handicap by a short-head off 81 over 11f here last time; stays trip; likely need a bit more but in the mix |
null |
96 |
5 |
6 |
4.1 |
|
|
10 |
-6 |
51.58 |
357 |
| 9 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
6 |
46.3 |
Melek Alreeh |
USA |
b |
g |
Lemon Drop Kid |
Bargain Blitz |
Rahy |
6 |
57.61 |
81 |
null |
L Morris |
null |
D M Simcock |
Ran to form beaten 1/2l off 79 at Doncaster last time; second run after wind op; handles Polytrack; trip suits well; big player |
null |
95 |
6 |
7 |
-45.47 |
|
|
2 |
21 |
160.0 |
353 |
| 10 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
10 |
9.7 |
Kotari |
FR |
b |
g |
Nathaniel |
Kotama |
Siyouni |
6 |
57.15 |
80 |
null |
Jason Watson |
null |
G J Moore |
Raced freely down the field in a handicap at Epsom most recent off a layoff; not proven on AW; top jockey back on board; bit to prove |
null |
88 |
3 |
2 |
91.95 |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
349 |
| 11 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
14 |
24.6 |
Calvert |
null |
b |
g |
Golden Horn |
Criteria |
Galileo |
4 |
56.25 |
78 |
null |
J Mitchell |
null |
R A Teal |
Comfortably held in a handicap at Newbury last time in October; not proven on AW; likely need the run; significant jockey booking; big ask back from a layoff |
null |
91 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
-13 |
57.59 |
462 |
| 12 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
12 |
-16.9 |
Federated |
USA |
b |
g |
War Front |
Indy Punch |
Pulling Punches |
5 |
55.79 |
77 |
null |
D Egan |
null |
J Butler |
Game when scored by 1/2l off 73 over CD penultimate start; ninth beaten 32l off 77 last time; goes well here; steadily progressive before blip last time, threat if bouncing back |
null |
92 |
6 |
4 |
58.36 |
|
|
14 |
-38 |
135.04 |
392 |
| 13 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
9 |
-6.9 |
Trojan Storm |
null |
ch |
g |
Ulysses |
Mystic Storm |
Pivotal |
4 |
54.43 |
74 |
null |
Saffie Osborne |
null |
Ian Williams |
Landed a handicap by 3/4l off 70 at Wolverhampton last time off a long layoff; conditions suit; returning from a break; significant jockey booking; fair each way claims |
null |
94 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
-13 |
58.2 |
365 |
| 14 |
3 |
4YO plus |
20:22 |
Kempton |
28 May 2025 |
Unibet Zero% Mission Handicap |
£8,246 |
1m 3f 219y |
Standard to slow |
Polytrack |
Even |
This is more competitive than the four-runner contest Haku landed at Wolverhampton latest. Mark Loughnane's charge merits respect under a 5lb penalty nonetheless, but preference is for TROJAN STORM. The low-mileage four-year-old sprang somewhat of a surprise when winning at odds of 18-1 at Dunstall Park in February but a 4lb rise looks fair and he can prove that was no fluke. Turquino was too keen to do himself justice at Ascot recently but he remains of interest, as does Way Of Life, who got up on the line over 1m3f here last time. |
It could be worth giving TURQUINO another chance after he flopped on handicap debut at Ascot last time when sent off a hot favourite. He got too far back there and possibly found the ground a quick. He was unbeaten in two before that and looks capable of being a force at this level and beyond in the future. He can land this ahead of Melek Alreeh, who made a very encouraging season debut last time on first run since a wind op and Haku, a solid operator in class 4 events and worthy of another stab at this slightly loftier level |
Trojan Storm |
Haku |
Turquino |
Melek Alreeh |
Haku |
77 |
13 |
-13.5 |
Dr Waksman |
null |
ch |
g |
Iffraaj |
Hukamaa |
Dansili |
4 |
53.52 |
72 |
null |
Jack Dace |
7 |
C Gordon |
Beaten 4l off 76 over 10f at Chelmsford last time; trip is a worry; well-weighted on pick of Irish form last year but lot to prove after poor UK Flat debut |
null |
87 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
20 |
44.0 |
314 |