GB - Newmarket - Race 3

Thoroughbred

10 Runners

Handicap

Turf

Good (Good to Firm in places)

20.5K

VIEW

Verdict

GALLANT is fancied to capitalise on a falling mark in a tight handicap. Hard to discount any of the remainder but Stenmark and Miletus should be in the shake-up if the likely strong pace materialises.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1st Pick 1 Gallant (Fr) Jockey: Jonny Peate Trainer: Oli Rix J: Jonny Peate T: Oli Rix	100	-	-	-	17%	5/1
2	3rd Pick 2 Miletus (Ire) Jockey: Rob Hornby Trainer: James Keane J: Rob Hornby T: James Keane	97	-	-	-	19%	9/2
3	3 Dapper Guest (Ire) Jockey: John Egan Trainer: George Margarson J: John Egan T: George Margarson	94	-	-	-	10%	10/1
4	4 Madame De Sevigne (Ire) Jockey: Callum Hutchinson Trainer: John Butler J: Callum Hutchinson T: John Butler	98	-	-	-	12%	8/1
5	5 Bravo Zulu (Ire) Jockey: Laura Pearson Trainer: David Loughnane J: Laura Pearson T: David Loughnane	99	-	-	-	7%	15/1
6	2nd Pick 6 Stenmark (Ire) Jockey: William Carson Trainer: Gihan Arnolda J: William Carson T: Gihan Arnolda	98	-	-	-	23%	7/2
7	7 Potomac River Jockey: George Wood Trainer: T. J. Kent J: George Wood T: T. J. Kent	92	-	-	-	8%	12/1
8	8 Cherry Cobbler Jockey: Daniel Tudhope Trainer: Stuart Williams J: Daniel Tudhope T: Stuart Williams	98	-	-	-	13%	7/1
9	9 Dashing Dick (Ire) Jockey: Zac Lloyd Trainer: William Stone J: Zac Lloyd T: William Stone	99	-	-	-	5%	20/1
10	10 Eazy On The Eye Jockey: Harry Vigors Trainer: Heather Main J: Harry Vigors T: Heather Main	99	-	-	-	12%	8/1

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Bobble/Stumble

A slip or a duck from a horse trying to leave the starting gates, often caused by the surface giving way under the feet. This can range from a mild misstep to a stumble down to their knees.

Fractions

The times recorded during the race; with timing starting just past the gate or when the gates open, then parroted for the quarter, half, three-quarters etc. Used as an indication of ability and speed.

Bolt

A sudden veering to the inside or outside rail, often caused by the horse spooking or shying from something.