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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 places294.7%0.0%

7

(8)

Foxy Night

Sam James

2

(1)

Reformation

Alistair Rawlinson

9

(5)

Regal Desire

Cam Hardie

4

(9)

Hozam

William Pyle

1

(2)

Ceo Stealth Mode

T. Kiely-Marshall

5

(6)

League Of Justice

Conor Whiteley

3

(4)

Rua Mor

Jonny Peate

8

(7)

Janora

Dale Swift

6

(3)

Whatever Bruce

David Nolan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Foxy Night (IRE)

  2. Reformation

  3. Regal Desire (FR)

Timeform View

John Butler's FOXY NIGHT holds the clear edge on form and is taken to gain a deserved breakthrough success at the chief expense of Reformation who can build on his debut win in a Salisbury match. Regal Desire also looks to have better days ahead of her and can have a say, too.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Foxy Night traded at a low of 6.40 and Betfair SP of 7.62 when losing last time, a race in which it raced in mid-field.

Timeform Comments

Ceo Stealth Mode (IRE)
Calyx colt. Looked a good prospect when making a winning start in 7-runner maiden (8/11) at Sligo (6f, good) for Paddy Twomey 16 months ago. Off since though (gelded) and the market can prove a good guide on his comeback run for new yard.
Reformation
9/4, won match at Salisbury (7f, good) on his debut 23 days ago. This well-related No Nay Never gelding seems sure to build on it for good yard.
Rua Mor (IRE)
Modest form on the Flat and over hurdles but was having only his second outing for new yard when an eye-catching fifth in 8.5f Wolverhampton maiden in June. Likely to do better, especially once handicapping.
Hozam (IRE)
Son of Hello Youmzain shaped with promise when placed in a pair of maidens at Wolverhampton in June for George Boughey, runner-up in 7f event on latter occasion. Since changed hands for only 7,000 guineas but not out of things for new stable.
League Of Justice (USA)
Twice-raced maiden. 17/2, beaten over 11 lengths when fourth of 8 at Hamilton (1m, good to firm) 25 days ago. Probably more one for handicaps.
Whatever Bruce
66/1, never-dangerous sixth of 11 in novice at Wetherby (7f, good to firm) on debut in June. Needs to take a big step forward.
Foxy Night (IRE)
Reliable Night Of Thunder filly who has made the frame on all 6 starts, posting a good third of 9 on her handicap debut at Hamilton (9f, good) 15 days ago. The clear form pick.
Janora (IRE)
16/1, never a threat when a debut sixth of 9 in novice over C&D 16 days ago. Plenty more is required from this daughter of Cotai Glory.
Regal Desire (FR)
Runner-up on debut in 1m Southwell maiden in May before looking unlucky not to go one better in similar company at Beverley (1m) following month. Very much one to consider after a break.

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