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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
15:10 Beverley Sat 29 Aug 7f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
13 selections 1181.8%1.3%

6

(13)

The Sweet Escape

Joanna Mason

4

(6)

Son

David Allan

1

(10)

Glenfinnan

Connor Beasley

11

(9)

Highland Shah

Kevin Stott

2

(3)

Obelix

Paul Mulrennan

13

(5)

Supreme Clarets

Oisin James Orr

5

(1)

Misunderstood

David Nolan

3

(2)

Mudamer

Oisin McSweeney

8

(8)

Zowal

Jason Hart

9

(4)

One Night Thunder

Conor Whiteley

7

(7)

Swift Salian

William Pyle

10

(11)

Arduis Invicta

Tom Eaves

12

(12)

Shadow Run

Christian Howarth

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Obelix

  2. Son

  3. Highland Shah (FR)

Timeform View

OBELIX was unlucky not to have gone close having been badly hampered over C&D last time, so she is taken to gain compensation. Son has dropped a long way in the weights and could be the main danger, while Highland Shah helps to give Julie Camacho a strong hand in the race.

Timeform Comments

Glenfinnan (IRE)
Ended a long losing run over C&D in May and soon bounced back from a lesser effort when winning again here 17 days ago, travelling more kindly in a strongly-run race. Had things drop right last time, so task is to back that up now.
Obelix
Back to winning ways at Wetherby in June and left behind a couple of lesser efforts when fourth of 10 to Glenfinnan over this C&D 17 days ago, despite suffering significant interference. Strong contender from what remains a workable mark.
Mudamer (IRE)
Made all for back-to-back wins at Catterick in October and returned with 2 good placed efforts this spring. However, faced competition for the lead and ran below form when third of 4 back at Catterick last month.
Son
Ex-Richard Hannon gelding who has been shaping up well without winning for his new yard this season, beaten by only a short head at Carlisle 10 days ago. Can make his presence felt.
Misunderstood (FR)
Smart form at best in France. Lost his way last year but has shaped as if building up to something for current yard this season, never-nearer fourth of 11 at Musselburgh earlier this month. Let down by a slow start at Carlisle, but he's eased further in the weights as result.
The Sweet Escape
Successful 4 times this year, including back-to-back wins over this C&D last month. Improved again when scoring at Newmarket (1m) 15 days ago so he's not dismissed lightly in his current form, though does have widest draw to overcome.
Swift Salian (IRE)
Back-to-back winner last year and has proved as good as ever this season with 3 runner-up finishes, again bumping into an improver in 9-runner event at Nottingham in June. However, after 9 weeks off he ran no sort of race at Hamilton 18 days ago.
Zowal (FR)
Gained a first handicap success at Pontefract (1m) in April. Hasn't been in the same form both subsequent outings, though, weakening out of things quickly when down the field at Newcastle 5 weeks ago.
One Night Thunder
Won twice at Carlisle in September last year. Encouraging third at Haydock on second start this season but below form in 3 outings since, sixth of 11 at Musselburgh 22 days ago. Has dropped below last winning mark with claimer also on board.
Arduis Invicta (IRE)
Dual 5f winner in 2025 and went closest to adding to her tally this season when runner-up at Musselburgh in June. Made the frame at York next time, but was well held at Goodwood (6f) a month ago.
Highland Shah (FR)
Overcame a troubled passage to make a successful handicap debut at Musselburgh in June. After a slow start, did well to finish third at Doncaster next time and he merits consideration with more still to offer.
Shadow Run (IRE)
Fair form in Ireland for M. D. O'Callaghan and ran well on stable debut when second of 6 at Doncaster early this month. In cheekpieces (now discarded), shaped as if needing a stronger gallop when fifth of 8 at Thirsk 15 days ago. Still looking for a breakthrough success, though.
Supreme Clarets (IRE)
Had gone close several times before finally getting off the mark in handicap at Ayr 3 weeks ago. Back up in grade but could go well now that he's up and running.

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