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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
12:35 Ascot Sat 8 Aug 3 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 471
10 selections 359.1%176.5%

6

(11)

All Ways Glamorous

Marie Velon

9

(9)

Bolo Neighs

Christophe Lemaire

4

(7)

Fandom

Suraj Narredu

2

(4)

Tuco Salamanca

Jerry Chau

5

(5)

Spartan Arrow

Ryan Moore

3

(8)

Fahrenheit Seven

Saffie Osborne

1

(3)

Kendall Roy

Frida Valle Skar

8

(1)

Gold Star Hero

Vincent C. Y. Ho

10

(2)

Cinque Verde

Jamie Melham

7

(6)

Gaeli

Yutaka Take

Non Runner
0.0%, Fri 7 Aug 17:16

11

(12)

Apollo One

Reserve

Non Runner
0.0%, Fri 7 Aug 17:17

12

(10)

Kylian

Reserve

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Fandom

  2. All Ways Glamorous

  3. Kendall Roy

Timeform View

FANDOM went close over C&D 2 starts back and could be the way to go with a line put through last week's Stewards' Cup run. All Ways Glamorous didn't see another rival here a fortnight ago and is a big player in his hat-trick bid. Kendall Roy and Bolo Neighs are also in the mix.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

A strongly contested lead could count against All Ways Glamorous, who is expected to try and race close up: A strong early pace seems highly likely. Bolo Neighs could be suited if held up as expected.

Timeform Comments

Kendall Roy
Won 5f Cork listed race in June and ran a blinder in a competitive handicap back there last time, going down by just a neck. Likely type.
Tuco Salamanca (IRE)
Won 5 times in 2025 and again at Kempton and Newcastle this year. Last week's Stewards' Cup defeat easy enough to excuse (not best placed) but the evidence is mounting up that he's better on all-weather.
Fahrenheit Seven
Did well upon joining new yard initially, winning back-to-back 5f all-weather handicaps first 2 starts this year. Well beaten in competitive 6f handicaps on turf the last twice though and needs a revival dropped back in trip with headgear refitted.
Fandom
Three-time winner in the US earlier in his career and has returned to his best for current yard this season, scoring at Thirsk (6f) in May and running well in similar C&D handicap last month (best work finish). Not seen to best effect held up in the Stewards' Cup last week and this is more his bag.
Spartan Arrow (IRE)
Smart gelding who was a 4-time winner in 2025, signing off with a Group 3 success at Dundalk in October. Hasn't fired this year (left the impression he might have been keeping a bit back for himself at Goodwood when last seen in May), but down in the weights and has Ryan Moore up back from a break.
All Ways Glamorous
Has risen through the ranks in the last year, clocking a good timefigure when scoring at Ffos Las and again impressing with how he went through the race when following up in a C&D handicap a fortnight ago, making all. Up another 5 lb but got to be feared in hat-trick bid.
Gaeli (ITY)
Stepped up on his form in Italy when taking a Southwell handicap in March. Some excuses since, including at Newcastle last time when almost coming down after a bad stumble at the start. On a good mark if ready to roll for new yard.
Gold Star Hero (IRE)
Completed an all-weather hat-trick at Wolverhampton (5f) in April. Might not have had optimum conditions in good turf handicaps the last twice, but he's still to prove he's as effective on this surface.
Bolo Neighs (IRE)
Has been in good form here this season, landing 6f handicap in first-time cheekpieces in May and third (again over 6f) last month. Finished with a rattle on the unfavoured near side behind All Ways Glamorous over C&D a fortnight ago and well worth considering.
Cinque Verde
Produced a big career best under ideal conditions when winning an 11-runner event at Newmarket (6f, good) in May by 6½ lengths. Well held both starts since, although may come on for first run for 2 months at Goodwood last week.
Apollo One
Runner-up 3 of last 4 starts in 2025, including in the Portland and 6f Group 3 here. Not so good of late, however, and this scenario probably not ideal. RESERVE.
Kylian (IRE)
Listed winner at Baden-Baden for Archie Watson. Best effort for current yard when close third behind now-smart Crown of India at Leicester (6f) in April. Some excuses since, not knocked about behind All Ways Glamorous over C&D last time. RESERVE.

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