SIXTH RACE 4.35

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HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5)

for four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7100

Owners Prize Money. 1st £2868, 2nd £1433, 3rd £717, 4th £359, 5th £179. (Penalty Value £3749.51)

Leading course trainer (17-22): S Edmunds (11 wins from 71 runners, 15%) runs PRIDE OF HAWRIDGE

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero (6 wins from 24 runners, 25%) runs BOUNDSY BOY colours no horse age st-lb

Longest Traveller: GIRANDOLE trained by M Gillard, Sherborne, 160 miles.

1 FORCE DE FRAP (FR) (17) 00-6110 D

8 12-1

Br B g Desir d’Un Soir (FR) - Flaurella (FR) Harrison Beswick (3) J

O Mrs E. J. Bishop Emma-Jane Bishop, Cheltenham T

B Mr Georges Lacombe NAF S

TIMEFORM VIEW Revitalised in recent months, winning 2m handicaps at Taunton and Wincanton. Shaped as if still in form last time and shouldn’t be discounted.

2 MUTUAL RESPECT (IRE) (54) D03FF0

TFRHHHHI BHA101

7 11-13

Br B g Valirann (FR) - By Heavens (IRE) James Bowen J

O Hip Flask Racing (MR) Billy Aprahamian, Towcester T

B J. F. Mernagh Fairfax and Favor Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Likely to have been placed had he not fallen at Chepstow on first start for this stable but seemed to find this test inadequate at Uttoxeter since.

3 INGENNIO (FR) (27) 3-5040

Br B g Lauro (GER) - Casbah Rose (FR)

O Mrs Susan Fox

TFRHHHII BHA99

5 11-11

Jonjo O’Neill Jr. J

Richard Hobson, Little Rissington T

B S.C.E.A. de La Chaussee R H Bloodstock S

TIMEFORMVIEW Just modest in bumpersand signs of promise over hurdles. Seems a likelyimprover having his first try in a handicap

4 PRIDE OF HAWRIDGE (IRE) (27) 064

TFRHHHHI BHA97

5 11-10

Br B g Vadamos (FR) - Face The Storm (IRE) Ciaran Gethings J

O Mr Eric Gadsden Stuart Edmunds, Newport Pagnell T

B Tally-Ho Stud Science Supplements S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair 10f Flat winner for Rod Millman this autumn. Changed hands for 17,000 gns and, while he’s not shown that much over hurdles so far, he could improve for a switch to handicaps.

5 ROBIN DES MANA (IRE) (248) 0/061-03

D

TFRHHHHH BHA96

12 11-7

Br Br g Robin des Pres (FR) - Kokopelli Mana (IRE) Mr Phillip York (5) J

O Mr P. York Phil York, Effingham Common T

B Mrs Caroline Preston

TIMEFORM VIEW Caused a 40/1 surprise off a career-low mark when scoring over fences at Worcester (16.5f) last July Creditable third at Southwell when last seen 8 months ago but hard to know if he’ll be tuned up returning over hurdles.

6 BOUNDSY BOY (GB) (27) 36-04F4

TFRHHIII BHA93

5 11-7

Br B g Awtaad (IRE) - Wadaat Toby Wynne (5) J

O The Oldcastle Racing Syndicate Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero, Malpas T

B Blue Blood Breeding 2 Ltd Swansway S

TIMEFORM VIEW Modest on Flat and similar level of form in handicaps over hurdles. Ran well back on the level recently and shouldn’t be dismissed.

7 DANCE AT NIGHT (GB) (24) 0306

Br B g Dark Angel (IRE) - Strictly Dancing (IRE)

TFRHHHII BHA93

5 10-13

Mr Jamie Neild (7) J

O Mr J. D. Neild Nigel Twiston-Davies, Cheltenham T

B Littleton Stud Agetur (UK) Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fairly useful on the Flat (stays 1 1/4m) for Andrew Balding. Yet to offer a great deal of encouragement over hurdles, though.

8 GIRANDOLE (FR) (14) 6-U0004

TFRHHIII BHA85

5 10-10

Br B g No Nay Never (USA) - Laber Ildut (IRE) David Noonan J

O Mr S. Garnett Mark Gillard, Sherborne T

B Bloodstock Agency Ltd Ascot Park Polo Club S

TIMEFORM VIEW Modest at best on the Flat and, while he showed something in juvenile hurdles last season, his recent efforts have been uninspiring.

TFRHHIII BHA82

9 CHRONOS (GB) (24) 005P-0

6 10-10

Br B g Nayef (USA) - All Time Rex Dingle J

O The Fitzdares Racing Syndicate

B Juddmonte Farms Ltd

Paul Webber, Banbury T

Fairfax Saddles, The Fitzdares Club S

TIMEFORM VIEW Sub-par effort on reappearance and others make more appeal.

10 SIMPLY TRUE (IRE) (478) 0PP/05P- 6 10-4

Br Ch g Camacho - Faussement Simple (IRE) Tom Bellamy J

O Mr Mark E. Smith

D. J. Jeffreys, Hinton-On-The-Green T

B Beshellstown Trading Co Ltd Nationwide Vehicle Contracts Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair ex-Irish 11f Flat winner Hasn’t shown much in a handful of runs over hurdles, though, and not seen since poor effort on the level 15 months ago. Best watched unless the market hints otherwise.

11 SOLID FUEL (GB) (15) 0366PP

5 10-2

HHIII BHA76

Br B g Oasis Dream - Burlesque Star (IRE) James Best J

O Joanne Thomason-Murphy Joanne Thomason-Murphy, Chelmsford T

B M. E. Broughton

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair form when second in a Huntingdon bumper in May but has failed to back that up since and looks up against it again from out of the weights.

12

TRUDIEMADLYDEEPLY (GB) (41) 0P00 6 10-2

HIIII BHA71

Br B m Aizavoski (IRE) - Compton Chick (IRE) Brendan Powell J

O Coral Racing Club for Colleagues Robbie Llewellyn, Swindon T

B P. H. Mathias

TIMEFORM VIEW Has shown little in a bumper/over hurdles.

DECLARED RUNNERS 12 2022: POKER MASTER (IRE) 5 9 9 Tom Buckley 25-1 (Philip McBride) 5 ran Hood worn first time by No 3. Hood worn by No 7, 11. Tongue Strap worn by No 1, 2, 3, 6. Blinkers, Tongue Strap worn by No 8. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1, 2, 6.

Probable S.P’s: 3-1 Pride of Hawridge (IRE), 5-1 Force de Frap (FR), 11-2 Ingennio (FR), 15-2 Boundsy Boy (GB), 12-1 Dance At Night (GB), 14-1 Mutual Respect (IRE), 18-1 Girandole (FR), 25-1 Simply True (IRE), 33-1 Robin des Mana (IRE), 40-1 Trudiemadlydeeply (GB), 50-1 Chronos (GB), 150-1 Solid Fuel (GB)

PLAY SMARTER

PRIDE OF HAWRIDGE hasn’t set the world alight over hurdles to date but a mark of 96 looks potentially lenient based on his Flat efforts, so he’s preferred to fellow handicap debutant Ingennio Force de Frap also merits consideration.

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