SEVENTH RACE 5.08

THE AGLIONBY MARES’ NOVICES’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) for novice four yrs old and upwards fillies and mares x Total prize fund £8000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £3231, 2nd £1615, 3rd £808, 4th £404, 5th £202. (Penalty Value £4224.80) Weights raised 4lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable

Leading course trainer (17-22): D McCain (33 wins from 192 runners, 17%) runs ESME SHELBY

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): D McCain (7 wins from 35 runners, 20%) runs ESME SHELBY

Longest Traveller: CREM FRESH trained by F Brennan, Upper Lambourn, 286 miles.

1 ROSE OF SIENA (IRE) (103) B

2 SILVER VISION (GB) (127)

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3 POETRIA (GB) (125)

B m Poet’s Voice - Jozafeen 5 11-8

J Jamie Hamilton

T Mark Walford, Sheriff Hutton

O Mrs C. Steel

B Steel’s Thoroughbred Breeding

4 CREM FRESH (GB) (52)

B m Malinas (GER) - Clotted Cream (USA) 9 11-5

J David Prichard (5)

T Barry Brennan, Upper Lambourn

O Mr David Gibbons

B Mr & Mrs N. Faulks

5 NOBLE AFFAIR (IRE) (132)

B m Morozov (USA) - Tudor Glyn (IRE) 7 11-5

J Ross Chapman

T Jane Walton, Otterburn

O The Optimistic Syndicate

B Ms M. Russell

S Robson Equine Therapy

6 MISS SOLITAIRE (IRE) (31)

B m Valirann (FR) - Estuary Princess (IRE) 5 11-5

J Sean Quinlan

T Jennie Candlish, Leek

O The Brothers Grimm

B Francis Flynn

S Pra World Ltd

7 DEE EIRE (GB) (27)

Bl m Gentlewave (IRE) - Kahipiroska (FR) 6 11-4

J Tabitha Worsley (3)

T Gary Hanmer, Tattenhall

O The Deeside Partnership

B Mr & Mrs D. & T. Futter & Mr B. Keogh S

TFRHHHHI BHA101

FORM 325-524

TIMEFORM VIEW Modest form in bumpers/over hurdles but appeals as the type to up her game now handicapping after a break. Worth considering.

TFRHHHII BHA105 FORM 5P1

TIMEFORM VIEW Modest maiden at best on the Flat but left previous hurdling efforts behind when landing a 5-runner juvenile at Musselburgh 4 months ago Needs to back that up

TFRHHIII BHA95

FORM 43033-P

TIMEFORM VIEW Modest form over hurdles so far, and was pulled up at Hexham when last seen 4 months ago Hard to fancy.

Nov22 Hex 16f HcpH soft P/14 Les’s LegacyMar22 Don 16f Hdl gd-sf 3/5 Olympe de Gouges

TFRHHHHI BHA92

FORM 0P6/22-2

TIMEFORM VIEW Returnd from a lengthy absence with a good second of 11 in handicap hurdle at Hereford 52 days ago Merits consideration.

TFRHIIII BHA92

FORM 0063-20

TIMEFORM VIEW Poor form at best over hurdles and firmly up against it once again.

TFRHHHII BHA92

FORM 06064

TIMEFORM VIEW First sign of ability, albeit possibly flattered, when fourth of 7 in novice hurdle at this course (19.3f, good to soft) 31 days ago. Needs to build on that on handicap hurdle debut.

6Feb

TFRHHIII BHA91

FORM 560-540

TIMEFORM VIEW No better than mid-field in 4 bumpers and has fared little better over hurdles. Handicapper doesn’t appear to have taken any chances with opening mark.

8

ESME SHELBY (IRE) (27)

B m Arctic Cosmos (USA) - Kyle Again (IRE) 8 11-1

J Peter Kavanagh (5) E Blinkers

T Donald McCain, Cholmondeley

O Red Rum Racing 1

B Mr P. Kiely

S Proactive Personnel Limited

9

SYLTEZAR (IRE) (20)

B m Flemensfirth (USA) - August Hill (IRE)

6 11-1

J Craig Nichol E Cheek Pieces

T Ewan Whillans, Hawick

O John & Liz Elliot

B Liam Quinn

S Sport Of Kings Classic Racewear

10 ASA (FR)

(30)

Gr f Balko (FR) - Reine de Glace (FR)

J Thomas Dowson

T Philip Kirby, Richmond

O The Yorkshire Puddings

B Mr Gildas Blain

4 10-13

S Philip Kirby Racing, Topspec Equine Ltd

11 EMILY

WADE (IRE) (29)

Ch m Lucky Speed (IRE) - Bealath Champ (IRE) 6 10-8

J Jonathan England E Hood

T Sam England, Guiseley

O Mr Stephen Smith

B Sunnyhill Stud & Kiernan Leavy

S Rsh Bradford Ltd

12

CELESTIAL FASHION (GB) (100)

B m Telescope (IRE) - French Fashion (IRE) 5 10-2

J Stephen Mulqueen E Hood

T Ian Duncan, Coylton

O Stephen Sinclair & Ian Duncan

B Ian A. Duncan

S Ian Duncan Racing

DECLARED RUNNERS 12

TFRHHIII BHA88

FORM 220-025

TIMEFORM VIEW Remains winless and arrives on the back of a poor display at Bangor. Others make more appeal. 10Feb

TFRHHHII BHA88

FORM55-004

TIMEFORM VIEW Poor form in bumpers and yet to make an impact over hurdles. Some encouragement in novice at Kelso last time, though, and this slightly longer trip should help on handicap debut.

TFRHHHII BHA96

FORM 3246

TIMEFORM VIEW Third on sole run in France last June Backed that up when second in 2m Leicester juvenile in November (only run for Richard Hobson). Both starts for this yard have been sub-par, but her mark is easing.

TFRHHHHH BHA81 (-1)

FORM 4U6003

TIMEFORM VIEW Just modest form at best in bumpers (for Tjade Collier). Best effort to date over hurdles when third in a handicap at Southwell last month. Caught the eye there and is worth a chance to open her account.

TFRHHIII BHA74

FORM 06-0066

TIMEFORM VIEW Well held in a trio of bumpers and yet to make an impact over hurdles. Starts handicaps off a lowly mark.

2022: TARAGRACE (IRE) 6 11 5 Peter Kavanagh 7-4 (Donald McCain) 6 ran

Running for the first time since Wind Surgery No 12.

Stewards Note:

POETRIA: Following its run on 4/11/2022 it was reported that the horse was never travelling.

Probable S.P’s: 7-2 Rose of Siena (IRE), 9-2 Emily Wade (IRE), 6-1 Crem Fresh (GB), 17-2 Silver Vision (GB), 12-1 Syltezar (IRE), Asa (FR), 14-1 Miss Solitaire (IRE), 18-1 Esme Shelby (IRE), 22-1 Dee Eire (GB), 28-1 Celestial Fashion (GB), 40-1 Poetria (GB), 66-1 Noble Affair (IRE)

PLAY SMARTER

EMILY WADE made an eye-catching handicap debut when third at Southwell last time and she gets the nod ahead of Crem Fresh, who arrives on the back of a solid showing at Hereford. Handicap-debutant Rose of Siena also warrants a mention.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.EMILY WADE (IRE) 2.CREM FRESH 3.ROSE OF SIENA (IRE)

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