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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5364
15:45 Doncaster Fri 11 Sep Each Way
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
16 selections EW Terms: 1/4 odds, 4 places583.8%0.0%

3

(7)

Launch Sequence

James Doyle

2

(8)

Pride Of Toledo

P. J. McDonald

5

(12)

Henley On Thames

David Egan

13

(6)

Beresford Gap

Oisin Murphy

6

(10)

Super Tuscan

Oliver Carmichael

9

(2)

Tumishi

Daniel Muscutt

1

(11)

Innichen

Tom Marquand

8

(9)

Washington Royale

Clifford Lee

4

(14)

Baddaddan

Saffie Osborne

10

(1)

Bear Lee

Joanna Mason

7

(4)

It Dunt Marra

Stevie Donohoe

12

(13)

Sir Sirius

Tom Eaves

11

(5)

Wait Geordie

Conor Whiteley

15

(15)

Fasthope

Cam Hardie

16

(16)

Fern Clyde

Duran Fentiman

14

(3)

Sues Last Chance

Barry McHugh

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Pride Of Toledo (IRE)

  2. Launch Sequence (IRE)

  3. Washington Royale

Timeform View

PRIDE OF TOLEDO remains a potentially useful prospect, and he gets the call in an ultra-competitive nursery. First-time cheekpieces could unlock a bigger performance from Launch Sequence, and he's feared along with Washington Royale, who could still be well treated under a penalty.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Sir Sirius has traded at 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on its last 3 starts: Wait Geordie has traded at 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

Innichen (ITY)
No match for subsequent Coventry Stakes runner-up at Newmarket in April. Followed up wins at Pontefract/Nottingham with an eye-catching third in strong Goodwood nursery. Return to this trip will suit following latest 2¾-length third at Sandown (5f), though others perhaps better treated now.
Pride Of Toledo (IRE)
Debut fifth at Newbury has proved solid form. Looked potentially useful when downing another good prospect at Salisbury (6f) subsequently and will have learned plenty from his 7-length fourth in a valuable big-field event at York (6f, soft) latest. Makes plenty of appeal on nursery bow.
Launch Sequence (IRE)
A 6-figure breeze-up buy who improved from his unlucky C&D debut when third in a valuable maiden at Goodwood (6f). Well worth a go in the cheekpieces on the evidence of his latest 3¾ lengths sixth in strong York maiden, and he remains capable of better from a potentially lenient opening mark.
Baddaddan (IRE)
Confirmed the promise of his Newbury debut (fourth behind a useful pair) when landing 3-runner novice at Nottingham (6f). Struggled faced with a very different test in big-field Newmarket sales race last time. He'll need to have learned plenty to capitalise on a fair-looking opening mark here.
Henley On Thames (IRE)
Good-looking Persian Force colt who's going the right way. Followed up his Hamilton maiden win when scoring by a neck from Super Tuscan in a well-run nursery at York. Arguably a tad fortunate last time, though, and will need another step forward to make it a hat-trick.
Super Tuscan (IRE)
Transformed by gelding operation when impressively winning a novice at Chepstow (6f) in June. Found another chunk of improvement to run Henley On Thames close at York latest, looking unlucky not to win. Up 3 lb but entitled to give another good account under same 7-lb apprentice.
It Dunt Marra
Capitalised on return to calmer waters when making it third time lucky in a Lingfield novice (5f). Since outclassed in a valuable event at York (6f). Worth another try over this trip but his opening mark hardly looks a generous one.
Washington Royale
Confirmed the promise of his Goodwood fifth (3¼ lengths behind Launch Sequence) when comfortably opening his account in a race run to suit at Chepstow (6f, soft) 11 days ago. Could still be ahead of the handicapper under a 6-lb penalty, for all he's back in more competitive waters on nursery bow.
Tumishi
Improving Havana Grey colt who cost plenty as a breeze-up. Overcame trouble in running to narrowly get off the mark in a fairly useful Ffos Las maiden last time. He's likely better than he could show on that occasion and looks fairly treated on nursery debut.
Bear Lee (IRE)
In-form filly who won a weak 5f Musselburgh novice in late-June. Has advanced her form in defeat since, doing all she could when beaten 5¼ lengths in a Ripon listed race last time. Entitled to make more impact on just her second nursery start.
Wait Geordie
Free-going Mehmas gelding. Won on debut at Bath before solid third in the Lily Agnes at Chester's May Meeting. Now tries 6f having failed to progress in various events since. A bigger-field nursery should at least suit his style, though.
Sir Sirius (IRE)
Son of Starman who finished closer than previously when 3 lengths third of 7 on qualifying run at Newcastle in late-June. Could take a step forward for the switch to a nursery (following a gelding operation), though the handicapper hasn't taken any chances with his opening mark.
Beresford Gap (IRE)
All the better for his debut when smooth-travelling 1¼ lengths third in a big-field restricted novice at Newbury (6f). No match for a class-dropper on all-weather bow since. Could still be capable of better returned to turf by excellent yard. Each-way claims.
Sue's Last Chance (IRE)
Standout effort of his 4 York runs came when fifth in a maiden that has worked out well in early-June. Had been gelded prior to a poor handicap debut effort behind Henley On Thames latest. Hard to be confident that the addition of cheekpieces will transform him.
Fasthope (IRE)
Free-going sort. Race set up perfectly when collaring a subsequent winner to get off the mark on nursery debut at Pontefract (6f). Again slowly away when beaten 12½ lengths in better event at York (7f, soft) last time. Will probably fall short, even if putting it all together back down in trip.
Fern Clyde
Forward-going filly who improved to get off the mark in an ordinary maiden at Pontefract (6f) in June. Hasn't scaled the same heights with a hood fitted since, again only beating 1 home in a lesser nursery at Nottingham last time.

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