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(7)

Amazonian Dream

Oisin Murphy

13

(12)

Regional Rock

Rossa Ryan

2

(5)

Sudden Flight

Finley Marsh

3

(8)

Uncle Don

Jack Callan

10

(14)

Ancient State

William Carson

5

(9)

Nad Alshiba Green

Jack Nicholls

1

(6)

Hucklesbrook

Lewis Edmunds

11

(1)

Mesaafi

Jack Mitchell

4

(4)

Another Abbot

Pat Dobbs

6

(2)

Willem Twee

George Bass

8

(11)

Dandana

David Egan

12

(13)

Maelstrom

Gina Mangan

7

(3)

Brosay

Kieren Fox

9

(10)

Star Chorus

Rob Hornby

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Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Regional Rock

  2. Hucklesbrook

  3. Sudden Flight

Timeform View

REGIONAL ROCK went like the best horse at the weights until his lack of race fitness seemed to tell on his return at Doncaster and Ralph Beckett's gelding can make a winning handicap debut. Hucklesbrook is interesting dropped in grade, with Sudden Flight also considered on the back of his Salisbury effort.

Timeform Comments

Hucklesbrook
Useful three-time winner over this trip, including in a strong handicap at York last June. Failed to build on an encouraging reappearance run when down the field at Ascot last time but drops in grade (back at last winning mark) and merits consideration after a breathing operation.
Sudden Flight
Successful twice on all-weather in 2025. Rated lower on turf but has fared better than previously on this surface in 3 starts this season, just failing to get back up on the line in a 7-runner handicap at Salisbury (6f, good, 17/2) 27 days ago. Leading player.
Uncle Don
Beaten only a neck when making yard debut on the all-weather at Lingfield in April and went closer to still when runner-up in a handicap at C&D in May. Never looked like justifying joint-favouritism when down the field back at this C&D 42 days ago but would be a player if able to bounce back
Another Abbot (IRE)
Confirmed promise of this season's reappearance when adding to his tally at Yarmouth in May, pulling clear with a next-time-out winner. Not much impact from higher marks on his last 2 outings, though has since been eased 2 lb since his latest Ascot start.
Nad Alshiba Green (IRE)
Made a highly encouraging start for new yard on her return from 6 months off, well-backed when second at Wolverhampton, and improved to finish third of 10 at Nottingham next time. Disappointing when only sixth of 7 in handicap at this C&D last time and overall strike rate tempers enthusiasm.
Willem Twee
Smart on all-weather in his prime. Not the force of old but ran creditably enough behind a couple of younger rivals when third of 6 at Wolverhampton (7f, 9/1) when last seen in April. Lightly raced without much success on turf of late, though, so probably opposable having left James Fanshawe.
Brosay
Recorded back-to-back wins for Paul Attwater last season, the first of those coming at C&D. No better than mid-field for his current stable and others look more solid propositions at present, for all he's dropped in grade from a reduced mark this time.
Dandana
Won 6f novices on first 2 starts last summer before finishing 5½ lengths fourth of 11 to Royal Fixation when stepped up to Group 2 company in the Lowther at York. Offered little on return/handicap debut back at York last month and she's still probably a shade high in the weights.
Star Chorus (IRE)
Won twice at Southwell early this year (over 6f on latter start). Had excuses initially back on turf and he was much more like his true self when fifth at C&D last month. Did enough positive late work to suggest he remains in form at Newmarket last time and he's interesting back up in trip.
Ancient State (IRE)
Has improved for the switch to Adam Kirby this year, bagging a third win in 5-runner event at Lingfield (5f, good to firm) last month. Not entirely disgraced up in grade when a never-nearer fifth of 12 in handicap at York (5f, good to firm) 17 days ago, though looked awkward and might need more here
Mesaafi
Resumed winning ways over 5f here last month and was unlucky not to finish even closer when beaten a half-length into fourth at that at the same C&D next time. Struggled in a better race at Ascot since and has disadvantageous draw to contend with back up in trip.
Maelstrom
Progressed again to land a hat-trick at Haydock last May and shaped well to finish third in a big-field event at Newbury (6f, heavy) in October prior to flopping on the all-weather. Returns from 8 months off (gelded) in a first-time tongue strap (left William Haggas only 7,500gns).
Regional Rock
Son of Territories who created a smashing impression when scoring on debut in a C&D maiden. Absent for over a year after his next start but shaped as if retaining all ability when a neck second in an 8-runner novice at Doncaster (6f, firm, 2/9) 31 days ago. Should improve now handicapping.
Amazonian Dream (IRE)
Has a good record at C&D, runner-up on back to back starts in June/July prior to going one place better to notch a fourth C&D success last week. Carries a penalty in a stronger race now.

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