Main

Log in above for more options
  •  [
    You can choose to show Betfair Starting Price (SP) options. Bets placed at SP are settled at Betfair's starting price. SP bets cannot be cancelled once placed.
    ?]
    •  [
      Provides live projections of the Starting Price(SP), based on the SP bets already placed and the current exchange prices.
      ?]
    •  [
      Provides two live projections of the Starting Price (SP). The near price is based on SP bets already placed and current exchange prices. The far price is based only on the SP bets already placed and not on any current exchange prices.
      ?]

Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
13:00 Epsom Thu 10 Sep 7f Nov Stks
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
10 selections 970.9%0.0%

5

(7)

Louis The Fifth

Jack Callan

8

(5)

Quite Cheeky

Cieren Fallon

9

(10)

Desert Symphony

Pat Cosgrave

1

(8)

Astabuen

George Downing

4

(2)

Lots Road

Hector Crouch

2

(3)

Fourth Crusade

Dylan Hogan

6

(9)

Montalbano

Callum Hutchinson

3

(6)

Give Hand

George Wood

10

(1)

My Spritely

Tyler Heard

7

(4)

Pressured

Harry Davies

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Astabuen (FR)

  2. Quite Cheeky (IRE)

  3. Desert Symphony (IRE)

Timeform View

ASTABUEN made a pleasing debut at Newmarket last month and should have learnt plenty from that experience. He gets the nod in the opener. William Haggas's newcomer Quite Cheeky appeals on paper and needs monitoring in the market, while Desert Symphony has solid course form to her name and should also go well.

Timeform Comments

Astabuen (FR)
Zelzal colt who shaped with promise when third of 6 in novice at Newmarket (7f, good to firm) 20 days ago. Likely to improve and is one for the shortlist.
Fourth Crusade (IRE)
Foaled March 6. €80,000 foal, 130,000 gns yearling, St Mark's Basilica colt. Half-brother to several winners, including 1¼m winner Beaux Villages and 7f-1¼m winner Beautiful Dawn. Market check advised on debut.
Give Hand (IRE)
€70,000 Mohaather colt. Half-brother to several winners, including useful 9.5f-13f winner Capital Theory and 1m winner Senesi. Showed plenty of ability despite looking in need of the experience on debut when third in Kempton novice (7f) 22 days ago. Likely to progress.
Lots Road (IRE)
Appealed on pedigree but looked in need of the experience when eighth of 13 in novice at Newbury (7f, good to firm) on debut 26 days ago. May well do better.
Louis The Fifth (IRE)
Made the frame all 3 starts thus far, latest when fair fourth of 7 in novice at Newmarket (6f, good to firm) 41 days ago. Likely to give another good account.
Montalbano (IRE)
Well supported and showed ability before finishing last of 8 in novice (5/2) at Kempton (7f) on debut 36 days ago. Likely to have learnt plenty from that experience.
Pressured
Yet to make a real impact in a couple of minor events and is likely one for handicaps down the line.
Quite Cheeky (IRE)
Foaled March 12. 70,000 gns yearling, Teofilo colt. Closely related to winner up to 1½m Speycaster and half-brother to several winners, including smart winner Blanchland. Dam unraced. One to note on debut.
Desert Symphony (IRE)
Thrice-raced maiden who was much improved when second of 4 in novice (25/1) over C&D (firm) 27 days ago. One of likelier contenders.
My Spritely
Foaled February 29. Starman filly. Dam, 7f winner, half-sister to smart winner up to 6f Mister Manannan out of winner up to 1m (2-y-o 6f/7f winner) Cover Girl. Yard not known for juvenile scorers.

Win Only Market

to view your bets.

Click on the odds to add selections to the betslip.

Live Stream