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Cash Out

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Matched:GBP 731
21 selections 169.9%36.1%

8

(7)

Havana Rum

Warren Fentiman

14

(18)

Managing Director

P. J. McDonald

5

(13)

Explosive Finnish

Joe Leavy

20

(21)

Harb

Rowan Scott

3

(6)

Call To Action

Joanna Mason

2

(8)

Kinnalargy

Kevin Stott

9

(20)

Little Mi Mi

Andrew Mullen

17

(19)

Bonnies Boy

Oisin James Orr

4

(17)

Sports Coach

Harry Russell

13

(1)

Copper Knight

David Allan

10

(5)

Curious Rover

Jason Hart

21

(14)

Maharajas Express

David Egan

19

(2)

Oriental Prince

Paul Mulrennan

6

(10)

Parisiac

Jack Nicholls

11

(15)

Duran

Alex Jary

22

(3)

Tanjen

Jake Dickson

16

(9)

Kanishka

Cieren Fallon

12

(4)

Vingegaard

Ryan Sexton

1

(12)

Utmost Respect

Ethan Tindall

15

(22)

Roach Power

John Egan

7

(16)

True Promise

Conor Whiteley

Non Runner
5.3%, Sat 5 Sep 08:58

18

(11)

Ventura Express

Non Runner

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Explosive Finnish

  2. Managing Director (IRE)

  3. Havana Rum (IRE)

Timeform View

EXPLOSIVE FINNISH arrives on an upward curve and is taken to defy a 6 lb rise for his course success in July. Managing Director has progressed with each run since returning from a long layoff and rates the chief danger despite his high draw, while Havana Rum and Call To Action are both on workable marks and look best of the rest.

Timeform Comments

Utmost Respect (IRE)
Landed the odds in 5f maiden last summer and made the frame in nurseries on final 2 starts of the campaign. Gelded prior to July's return at this course but went with no encouragement and, whilst booking of useful 5 lb claimer helps, he remains opposable unless market speaks firmly in his favour.
Kinnalargy
Novice winner at Redcar last year, when also third in minor event at Thirsk behind a couple now rated 100+. Hasn't gone on as expected in handicaps this year, though and whilst yard has been in good form of late, hopes very much rest on a recent breathing operation finally unlocking his potential.
Call To Action (IRE)
Lightly raced and consistent performer who has found only a single rival too good on 3 of his 4 starts this year, arguably unlucky not to win when beaten a ½ length by Shazani in 10-runner event at Beverley on latest, slowly away and then hampered 2f out. In the mix for minor honours.
Sports Coach (IRE)
Runner-up at Newcastle in June and over C&D in July. Continued in good form when close fourth of 5 to Rosenpur at Redcar last month. This looks more competitive, though, and a career best will be needed if he's to resume winning ways.
Explosive Finnish
Confirmed promise from earlier in the year when winning extended 5f handicap at this course in July by a head from Dolos Dream. A 6 lb rise demands further progress but there's every chance he has that in his locker given his age and overall profile. Of serious interest.
Parisiac (IRE)
Resumed with success at Hamilton (5f) in June. Runner-up on next 2 starts and excuses on both outings since. On a handy mark and entitled to be in the mix if back to his best and granted a bit more luck.
True Promise
Scored at Wolverhampton (5f) in May but below that form on last 3 starts and remains winless on turf.
Havana Rum (IRE)
Placed on 3 of last 4 starts, 1¼ lengths second of 9 to The Good Biscuit at Pontefract on latest. Remains on same mark (his last winning one) and very much entitled to be thereabouts.
Little Mi Mi (IRE)
Much improved performer this year, recording her fifth success in 11-runner handicap at Hamilton (5f, good to firm) in August. Ran respectably off revised mark when 1¾ lengths third of 13 to Lethal Nymph at Newcastle last time. Further progress needed and high draw to overcome.
Curious Rover (IRE)
Back to winning ways when seeing off 10 rivals at Ayr (5f, firm) in July. Failed to repeat that effort from 5 lb higher mark and back up in grade last time and likely to prove vulnerable if attempting to adopt usual front-running tactics in a race this competitive.
Duran (IRE)
Fourteen runs since his last win in 2025 and little encouragement to be gleaned from last 3 starts. Wears first-time visor.
Vingegaard (IRE)
Bounced back to form under more positive tactics with success in 11-runner handicap at Thirsk (6f) in June. Below form at Goodwood since, though, and probably best watched now making debut for a new yard. Visor replaces blinkers.
Copper Knight (IRE)
Admirable veteran who showed an excellent attitude when adding to his tally at Beverley in May. More miss than hit since and, while he's clearly well handicapped, it's tough to see him landing an eighth success at this track.
Managing Director (IRE)
Forward-going type whose sole success came at Thirsk as a juvenile. Left Bryan Smart/off 21 months prior to return but has looked as good as ever this summer, most recently when second of 9 at Thirsk (5f, good) just over a fortnight ago. Wide stall to overcome but fancied to feature.
Roach Power (IRE)
Won 5 times over the minimum trip in 2025. Hasn't fired so far this season, though, and looks opposable unless market speaks firmly in his favour.
Kanishka (IRE)
In good form without winning this season over 7f/1m for Brian Ellison. Seemed unsuited by the drop to sprint distances for new yard at Goodwood and Newbury on last 2 outings. Hard to make a case for him.
Bonnie's Boy
Best form to date has come on the all-weather, though not disgraced when in frame in turf handicaps on last 2 starts, 2½ lengths third of 8 to Come On Over at Redcar on latest.
Ventura Express
Losing run now stands at 23 and despite falling in the weights, he's not really been shaping as though ready to take advantage, never dangerous having been slowly away at Beverley most recently.
Oriental Prince
A 7-time winner in 2025 (6 victories on all-weather). Got back on track returned to 5f when second of 11 at Hamilton in August but typically followed that with a below-par run there last time.
Harb
Won at Beverley 9 days ago and then followed up under a penalty at Newcastle just 4 days later, beating Speeding Bullet by 1¼ lengths. Must defy a double-penalty if he’s to land a quick-fire hat-trick here and overcome a high draw. Others preferred.
Maharajas Express
Strong-travelling sort who found the gaps coming just in time when scoring with a bit up his sleeve at Chester in late-July and quickly got back on track when ¾-length second of 9 to South Shore at Sandown last time. This requires more, but likely to be suited by the way the race develops.
Tanjen (IRE)
A dual 5f scorer in 2025 and after a low-key start to this season, proved as good as ever when capitalising on a lower turf mark in a 7-runner handicap at Hamilton in August. Went close off same mark over same C&D 26 days ago but rated 6 lb higher now.

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