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GB - Market Rasen - Race 3

Thoroughbred
6 Runners
19.2f
Handicap Chase
Turf
Good
9.5K

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Verdict

WHITEWINEWEDNESDAY goes off the same mark as when landing a Sedgefield handicap hurdle under Patrick Mullins last week so this former point winner looks sure to make a bold bid if taking to fences. Walk In The Valley is another with a pointing background and the fact his good second in a course handicap hurdle last November came off a 9-month lay-off suggests his absence since may not be an issue.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Whitewinewednesday (Ire) silk
1st Pick
1

Whitewinewednesday (Ire)

Jockey: Mr P. W. Mullins

Trainer: Dan Skelton

J: Mr P. W. Mullins

T: Dan Skelton

100---67%
2
Blue Du Neuf (Fr) silk
2

Blue Du Neuf (Fr)

Jockey: Nathan Moscrop

Trainer: Susan Corbett

J: Nathan Moscrop

T: Susan Corbett

75---3%
3
Walk In The Valley (Ire) silk
2nd Pick
3

Walk In The Valley (Ire)

Jockey: Danny Mcmenamin

Trainer: Joel Parkinson & Sue Smith

J: Danny Mcmenamin

T: Joel Parkinson & Sue Smith

82---25%
4
Cap Ricochet silk
3rd Pick
4

Cap Ricochet

Jockey: Brian Hughes

Trainer: John Dawson

J: Brian Hughes

T: John Dawson

76---12%
5
Hiero Sport (Fr) silk
5

Hiero Sport (Fr)

Jockey: Kielan Woods

Trainer: Alex Hales

J: Kielan Woods

T: Alex Hales

78---20%
6
Glance At Me silk
6

Glance At Me

Jockey: Shane Quinlan

Trainer: Andrew Martin

J: Shane Quinlan

T: Andrew Martin

74---7%

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