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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
15:55 Goodwood Sun 30 Aug 1m2f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 0
11 selections 1000.0%1.1%

1

(10)

A Major Payne

Oisin Murphy

4

(6)

Obito

Daniel Tudhope

8

(4)

Due To Henry

Charles Bishop

6

(9)

Bearish

Rossa Ryan

10

(5)

Si Grass

Callum Shepherd

11

(7)

Lavender Gold

Jason Watson

5

(2)

First Ambition

Hector Crouch

9

(3)

Brigids Well

David Probert

2

(1)

War Hawk

Callum Rodriguez

3

(8)

Thinthread

Benoit de la Sayette

7

(11)

Alcaraz

David Egan

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Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Thinthread

  2. Bearish (IRE)

  3. A Major Payne

Timeform View

THINTHREAD caught the eye on his second start for George Baker over 9f here last time and he remains feasibly treated on the pick of his French form. It would be no surprise if Bearish got back on the up after an underwhelming effort in a competitive race at York last week, while the reliable A Major Payne can be counted on to go well again.

Timeform Comments

A Major Payne
Yet to finish outside the first 3 in a season that has included wins at Nottingham and Windsor. Gave another fine account of himself despite a significant step up in class when third of 8 at the latter track (1¼m, firm) 17 days ago. Can give his running again.
War Hawk (IRE)
Three-time winner last season. In the frame a couple of times in the UAE over the winter but didn't run much of a race returned to these shores when fifth of 6 in handicap (14/1) at Newmarket (1¼m, good to firm) 44 days ago. Edging back down the weights, at least.
Thinthread
Dual winner around 9f in France for Andre Fabre. Offered something to build on when fifth of 7 in 1½m Kempton handicap last month and finished with running left after a very troubled passage when tenth of 15 in handicap (80/1) at this course (9f, good to firm) 29 days ago. Can build on that.
Obito (IRE)
Hasn't always found the most off the bridle but he was back to his best when winning a 13-runner handicap at Ayr (1¼m, good) 20 days ago, rather smuggled into things by his rider before quickening to lead 100 yds out. This might be tougher having been raised 6 lb to a career-high mark.
First Ambition
Dual winner on all-weather last year for Karl Burke. Back on track on his second outing for this yard when sixth of 15 in handicap at this course (9f, good to firm, 150/1) 29 days ago and remains competitively treated if able to build on that.
Bearish (IRE)
Progressive sort who scored for the second time when making a successful start to his handicap career at Ayr (1m, good to firm) in July, getting up late to deny a next-time-out winner. Disappointing back against his own age group in the Ebor Festival last week but remains low mileage.
Alcaraz (FR)
Ex-Spanish gelding who was runner-up in 1¼m handicaps at Newbury and Sandown (both good to soft) for Tom Dascombe last year. Failed to come on for his return/yard debut when fourteenth of 15 in handicap at this course (9f, good to firm, 80/1) 29 days ago.
Due To Henry
Has an awkward head carriage (would have won when narrowly denied on his Haydock reappearance if he had knuckled down a bit more) but returned to form when third of 10 in handicap at Chester (10.3f, good to soft, 12/1) 78 days ago. Others still make greater appeal for win purposes.
Brigid's Well (IRE)
Thirsk novice winner at 2 yrs prior to making the frame in a Newmarket listed event but hasn't really made much of an impact in handicaps this season and cheekpieces are now reached for.
Si Grass (IRE)
Finished runner-up either side of success in a Southwell maiden (1m) in January and after 6 months off, shaped better than the distance beaten suggests when eighth of 14 over 1m here last month, her early exertions telling late on. Disappointing at Pontefract a fortnight ago, though.
Lavender Gold (FR)
Steadily progressive last year and justified strong support on his second start of the year with a win over C&D (heavy) in June. Found to have bled on his follow-up bid at Newcastle 5 weeks later. This would likely require further improvement again.

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