GB - Carlisle - Race 3

Thoroughbred

12 Runners

17f

Handicap Hurdle

Turf

Good to Soft (Good in places)

12.0K

VIEW

Verdict

MR LINCOLN could be worth a chance on his second start following a breathing operation. Scots Poet finds himself on a handy mark and is considered, while Penn Avenue should give her running once again.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
4	Yet to fire for new yard, finishing seventh of 9 in handicap hurdle at Musselburgh (following breathing operation) latest, though he's slipped to a potentially favourable mark and may benefit from drying conditions. 1st Pick 4 Mr Lincoln Jockey: Sean Quinlan Trainer: Iain Jardine J: Sean Quinlan T: Iain Jardine	99	-	-	-	10%
Analysis Yet to fire for new yard, finishing seventh of 9 in handicap hurdle at Musselburgh (following breathing operation) latest, though he's slipped to a potentially favourable mark and may benefit from drying conditions.
8	On a long losing run, but that's reflected in his mark, and there was some encouragement to take from latest third of 9 at Musselburgh. One to consider. 2nd Pick 8 Scots Poet Jockey: Conor O'farrell Trainer: Ewan Whillans J: Conor O'farrell T: Ewan Whillans	98	-	-	-	17%
Analysis On a long losing run, but that's reflected in his mark, and there was some encouragement to take from latest third of 9 at Musselburgh. One to consider.
7	Fair Flat winner who has proved consistent rather than progressive over hurdles, third in 2m handicap at Wincanton latest. Should give her running once more. 3rd Pick 7 Penn Avenue Jockey: Jack Tudor Trainer: David Pipe J: Jack Tudor T: David Pipe	97	-	-	-	20%
Analysis Fair Flat winner who has proved consistent rather than progressive over hurdles, third in 2m handicap at Wincanton latest. Should give her running once more.

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