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 2.0.0-5364
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
10 selections 891.3%1.0%

1

(5)

Divine Knight

Tom Marquand

3

(1)

Zachary Hickes

Ray Dawson

8

(2)

Heroics

Rossa Ryan

2

(9)

St Mawes

Darragh Keenan

9

(4)

Tai Hang Pegasus

Kaiya Fraser

6

(10)

Educator

Billy Loughnane

5

(3)

Sixty Plus

George Wood

4

(7)

Moon Angel

Benoit de la Sayette

7

(8)

Caprelo

Harry Davies

10

(6)

Knightsail

Joe Leavy

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Divine Knight (IRE)

  2. Zachary Hickes

  3. Heroics

Timeform View

The fact DIVINE KNIGHT has been a beaten a favourite for this yard 4 times from 5 starts is off-putting, but a final chance is given to William Haggas' 5-y-o with Tom Marquand up for the first time. Heading up the dangers is Zachary Hickes, who was unable to live with the gambled-on winner at Goodwood last month but remains with potential. Heroics and St Mawes can fight out third spot.

Timeform Comments

Divine Knight (IRE)
Beaten favourite on 4 of his 5 starts for his leading yard, most recently when fourth of 14 at Epsom (1½m, good) 18 days ago. Has been dropped another 1 lb and back up to 1¾m, he's worth one more chance with Marquand up for the first time.
St Mawes (IRE)
Landed back-to-back 2m handicaps last autumn and resumed with good placed efforts at Goodwood this spring. Changed yards prior to shaping better than result at same track (20.5f) in July and proved unable to concede best part of a stone to a couple of 3-y-os at Chester (2m) last month.
Zachary Hickes
Lightly-raced gelding who upped his game sent handicapping when winning 4-runner event here (11.5f, firm) last month. Unable to live with the gambled-on winner when runner-up at Goodwood (1¾m, heavy) just under 3 weeks ago and remains with potential back under less testing conditions.
Moon Angel
Bookended a light 2025 campaign with victories at Salisbury and Newmarket, the latter coming over this trip last August. Only beat a sole rival on return at Ascot in May but not disgraced after a further 4 months off when seventh of 8 at Sandown (1¼m) recently. Back up in trip.
Sixty Plus (IRE)
4-time winner over hurdles in summer 2025. Has quickly made his mark in Flat handicaps too, landing a quick hat-trick in 4-runner event at Nottingham (1¾m, good) in late-July. Found a better-quality affair a different kettle of fish at Pontefract (17f, good) last month, however. Visor reapplied.
Educator
Won back-to-back handicaps this summer, including over C&D. Didn't enjoy the cleanest passage but that alone wasn't enough to excuse a modest effort at Kempton (2m) earlier this month, though. Needs to bounce back quickly returned to turf.
Caprelo
Dual winner last term who improved from return effort when creditable fifth of 9 in handicap at Kempton in July. Seemed unsuited by such testing conditions at Goodwood (1¾m) just under 3 weeks ago and arguably more interesting on all-weather than turf these days anyway.
Heroics
Overcame concerns about his stamina when opening his account in 4-runner handicap at Sandown (1¾m) in June and justified strong support in 9-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (1¾m) last month, leading final 1f. Up 4 lb but can continue on his upward trajectory returned to turf.
Tai Hang Pegasus (USA)
Getting the hang of things now and found the progress required to get off the mark in ready fashion up against older rivals for the first time at Brighton (1½m, good) last month. Shaped as if still in good form when third at Windsor (11.5f) since and not without each-way hope.
Knightsail (IRE)
Best effort when staying-on third in 9f novice at Goodwood last October. Hasn't looked resolute in a couple of starts this year, failing to improve for the switch to a handicap (following a gelding operation) at Sandown (1¼m) in July. At least worth a go over further here.

Win Only Market

to view your bets.

Click on the odds to add selections to the betslip.

Live Stream