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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 places416.5%0.0%

3

(8)

Korbut

Luke Morris

2

(6)

Piscean Star

Billy Loughnane

1

(2)

Chale Chalo

Jason Hart

4

(5)

Indefensible

Harry Russell

7

(1)

Lieutenant Kije

Harry Vigors

8

(9)

Black Endeavour

Callum Rodriguez

5

(4)

Tactical Blitz

Daniel Tudhope

9

(3)

Southern Warrior

Warren Fentiman

6

(7)

Exotic Baby

Faleh Bughenaim

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Piscean Star

  2. Lieutenant Kije

  3. Korbut

Timeform View

The vote goes to PISCEAN STAR, who is seemingly a much better horse on the all-weather and could get back on track with Billy Loughnane aboard. A reasonable case can be made for Lieutenant Kije on the best of his all-weather form, while Korbut is respected now up and running.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Lieutenant Kije traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on 3 of its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

Chale Chalo (IRE)
Dual winner who hasn't fired since finishing second in a 3-y-o handicap here (1m) on New Year's Day. Does at least benefit from a drop in grade here.
Piscean Star
Half-brother to a useful pair. Successful in a newcomers race at Kempton last summer. Too free when fourth (behind a now-useful pair) on return. Again less effective on turf last time, however, the booking of Billy Loughnane suggests a big run could be in the offing on return to the all-weather.
Korbut
Borderline fairly useful filly. Runner-up for fourth consecutive start on handicap debut here in late-July. A late jink (hung badly right) wasn't enough to stop her from going one better in 3-runner Ffos Las maiden subsequently. Respected off same mark, for all this is tougher back in a handicap.
Indefensible (IRE)
Smooth traveller who belatedly got off the mark in 6-runner maiden at Redcar (7f) in late-July. Returned to handicap company with a creditable 4¾ lengths third in higher grade at Thirsk last time and isn't fully exposed over this surface.
Tactical Blitz
Hasn't kicked since winning on handicap debut at Newcastle for Archie Watson. Conditions possibly a factor when trailing the field at Chester on stable debut (6f, 40/1 soft) in early-June. Handicapped to be competitive and market usually a good guide when Danny Tudhope rides for this yard.
Exotic Baby
Won a 1m maiden here on second career start. Form regressed for George Boughey this season, finishing well beaten over C&D on latest start. Hard to be confident, for all his new yard are capable with stable-switchers.
Lieutenant Kije
Bumped into a now-useful sort when runner-up in a 7f Kempton novice. Didn't look the easiest of rides on final start for Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole, though is entitled to come on for his reappearance/stable debut there last month. Potentially interesting, if he puts his best foot forward.
Black Endeavour (IRE)
Resumed winning ways at Doncaster (6f) in June (form worked out well). Didn't have any excuses from latest 8-length defeat at Haydock. Still lightly raced over this trip, though, and could be worth another chance on just his second all-weather start.
Southern Warrior (IRE)
Successful on handicap debut at Newcastle (6f) in March but has shown little for current connections, latterly over 6f here.

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