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Dashin White Sargent
4.45 Wolverhampton
If the son of Highland Lille can replicate his Grade 4 second place finish behind the useful Portsmouth in the race at Epsom on April 23, he will be able to break the maiden race by crossing the line and taking 7lb from his nearest rival. Continued Here the question is raised as to how significant a debut win that horse is.
Hugh Morrison is handing the job to frontrunner Oisin Murphy, and few are in better form at the moment.
Dashinwhitesargent returns to action at Wolverhampton
I would also advise on market research for Peter Chapple-Hyam's debut novel. Easy Skint, A 3-year-old has debuted in his trainer's colours. The only horse to do so recently was Defence Of Fort, a 12/1 debut winner who saw some two-way support and it would be interesting to see something similar here.
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7.25 Rippon
They are 3rd year rivals but are doing well Havana Prince Given his recent form, he seems deserving of his status as the favorite, and I can't help but feel the presence of two other battle-experienced frontrunners. Garden Oasis and Easter Island It might be difficult for him to do everything, since he succeeded twice in the end.
In theory, Ruth Carr's race should go well. tag, He has been in good form this season with three wins from five starts and could have won four had he not been unlucky to miss out on a win at Garden Oasis on June 5. He looked to have left a lot to be desired. That theory was proven with a win at Beverley on June 18 and given his 'catch-up' winning style, handicappers seem to struggle to understand him.
Despite being up just 4lbs in his recent comfortable win, he remains well below his career best rating and arrives in good form. Much will depend on the section here. Hopefully Sullivan, who is teaming up with him once again, can get going quickly enough to chart a path to victory.
war zone
7.35 Wolverhampton
The market for this castrated son of Bated Breath will be heavily influenced by the conditions but I felt there was ample encouragement to be had from his first race in the Cheekrest on April 18th, in which he was beaten 1 ½ lengths at Chelmsford, and tried to start behind his rivals, especially in the rematch when he finished 2 ½ lengths ahead. Forgotten treasure.
Chelsea Banham's runner is now three times more expensive than his rival, so he can be forgiven for running 7f less at Chelmsford on May 2nd and deserves some leniency now that he has returned from his break. It is also worth noting that he has since changed ownership and having previously run in Banham's colours, he will now wear the same colours as fellow winner Law Of Average at Windsor last week after a similar change of ownership.
leodis dream
8.00 repon
Paul Midley is always a notable name on the race card, especially when he has more than one shot in a race. The Yorkshireman has arrived with three shots in this extremely competitive handicap on his minimum trip and I am interested. leodis dream At each direction price.
Leodis Dream is looking for his 10th career win
The eight-year-old gelding will have to recover from a poor showing when last seen at Hamilton, but his course and distance run on May 10 is certainly worth watching. I think the race at Hamilton was one where he paid the price for forcing an early pace in a race where the frontrunners were 7th, 9th and 10th early in the race.
He looks to be well-positioned for the bid this time, with his post in stall 13 well away from the other pace challengers in stalls 2-6. That high draw often puts him up against the favourable nearside rail, and I am sure David Nolan will make plenty of use of him. Note, though, that he is backing his stablemate. The Rock of England, He won his first Blinker in June 2023 and will be participating in the secondary for the first time since joining Midley.
See La Venus
8.30 Rippon
It would be difficult to find a player in the stable who has been in top form, hitting 33% over the past two weeks, to go beyond his handicap debut. See La Venus The filly will certainly look to improve on her first record of 62.
In fact, there was speculation that this was a possibility when she finished fifth in the Newmarket Novices' Contest on May 18, where the top three were all fillies over 80. Her sights have now dropped dramatically, starting at Grade 6, and if she fails to capitalise on that advantage it will be disappointing for the pair.
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