GB - Wetherby - Race 4

Thoroughbred

14 Runners

Handicap

Turf

Good to Firm (Good in places)

11.0K

VIEW

Verdict

Preference is for NANOSCIENCE, who continued her progress when third on handicap debut at Newmarket last month and remains low mileage. The consistent Hilltop and likely improver Borjina head the list of dangers.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
6	Progressive type. Notched 7f maiden at Kempton in April before a very good third of 11 on her handicap bow at Newmarket (7f) 33 days ago. Can go well again. 1st Pick 6 Nanoscience Jockey: Oisin Murphy Trainer: Andrew Balding J: Oisin Murphy T: Andrew Balding	100	-	-	-	34%
Analysis Progressive type. Notched 7f maiden at Kempton in April before a very good third of 11 on her handicap bow at Newmarket (7f) 33 days ago. Can go well again.
1	Bounced back to best when scoring at Newcastle in March and backed that up with good third of 7 in handicap at Lingfield (7f, good, 5/1) 9 days ago. Not taken lightly. 2nd Pick 1 Hilltop Jockey: Ross Coakley Trainer: Daniel & Claire Kubler J: Ross Coakley T: Daniel & Claire Kubler	98	-	-	-	11%	Scratched
Analysis Bounced back to best when scoring at Newcastle in March and backed that up with good third of 7 in handicap at Lingfield (7f, good, 5/1) 9 days ago. Not taken lightly.
11	Confirmed debut promise when pulling 2 lengths clear in 7f Catterick novice on reappearance in April and appeals as the type to progress further now sent handicapping. 3rd Pick 11 Borjina Jockey: Callum Rodriguez Trainer: Edward Bethell J: Callum Rodriguez T: Edward Bethell	87	-	-	-	23%
Analysis Confirmed debut promise when pulling 2 lengths clear in 7f Catterick novice on reappearance in April and appeals as the type to progress further now sent handicapping.

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