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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
Going In-Play
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Matched:GBP 0
9 selections EW Terms: 1/5 odds, 3 places329.4%0.0%

1

(2)

Burning Up

Clifford Lee

2

(5)

Austin

Tom Eaves

9

(6)

Zarak Crown

Oisin McSweeney

5

(1)

Hands To Yourself

Hector Crouch

8

(9)

Under Arrest

Tom Marquand

4

(7)

Dancing Dunes

Charles Bishop

6

(4)

Sir Terry Hadley

Callum Shepherd

7

(3)

Tidal Force

David Probert

3

(8)

Bedford Benny Boy

Sean Levey

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Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Burning Up

  2. Austin

  3. Zarak Crown (FR)

Timeform View

BURNING UP scored in very good style when making a winning start over C&D 4 weeks ago and he should prove more than capable of defying a penalty. The biggest threat is likely to come from a newcomer, with Austin and Zarak Crown perhaps most interesting of those.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Burning Up traded at a high of 8.60 and Betfair SP of 5.43 when winning last time, a race in which it raced in mid-field.

Timeform Comments

Burning Up
Too Darn Hot colt. Half-brother to useful winner up to 1½m Novakai. Looked potentially useful when winning a 6-runner maiden at this C&D (good to firm) on debut 27 days ago, having to wait for a gap before quickening to lead 100 yds out and then soon clear. Open to significant improvement.
Austin
Foaled February 14. Lope De Vega colt. Brother to 2-y-o 6f winner Glenlaurel, closely related to 1¼m winner Shampion and half-brother to 1m winner King Triton. Yard 4-38 with 2-y-o newcomers this season. Bred to be above average and merits plenty of respect.
Bedford Benny Boy
Foaled February 27. €50,000 yearling, Kodiac colt. Dam, French maiden, closely related to smart 9f-10.4f winner Light The Ghost out of useful 2-y-o 7.5f winner Light The Stars. Others make greater appeal on paper.
Dancing Dunes (GER)
€115,000 yearling, Torquator Tasso colt. Bred to need time and distance and he looked rather backward when fifth of 6 in novice at Sandown (7f, good, 14/1) on debut 36 days ago.
Hands To Yourself (IRE)
Foaled February 9. €100,000 foal, 95,000 gns yearling, Camelot colt. Half-brother to 7f winner Baroque Artist. Yard are 1-25 with 2-y-o newcomers this season and it's probable he'll benefit from the experience.
Sir Terry Hadley
Foaled April 17. 82,000 gns yearling, Baaeed colt. Half-brother to 3 winners, including smart 1½m winner Promissory and useful 1¼m-1½m winner Royal Scandal. Yard 3-33 with juvenile newcomers this season. Bred to be above average but pedigree suggests he'll want middle distances.
Tidal Force
Foaled February 21. Land Force gelding. Half-brother to 2 winners, including 2-y-o 5f winner Miss Piggle. Dam unraced half-sister to useful 2-y-o 6f winner Eagle Orb. Yard 6-30 with 2-y-o newcomers this season. Has a speedier pedigree than most here and is worth market check given stable record.
Under Arrest
Too Darn Hot colt looked in need of the experience on debut but didn't really progress from that when fifth of 6 in maiden at Beverley (7.4f, good) 61 days ago. Probably one for nurseries after this.
Zarak Crown (FR)
Foaled April 3. €200,000 yearling, Zarak colt out a Group 2 winning dam. Half-brother to 3 winners, including useful 12.4f-1¾m winner Steel Tiger and French 7.4f/8.4f winner Murciano. Yard 3-36 with juvenile debutants this season. Makes plenty of appeal on pedigree and merits respect.

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