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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
16:30 Newmarket Sat 19 Sep 1m1f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 140
14 selections 181.1%25.4%

1

(11)

Zatsgood

Mr Henry Callan

9

(10)

Rapide Vega

Mr Joshua Brown

10

(4)

Good Speed

Mr David Dunsdon

2

(2)

Drifts Away

Mr Lewis Kent

8

(9)

Triple Force

Mr Eireann Cagney

7

(12)

Sudbury Hill

Mr Finian Maguire

5

(1)

Bold Impact

Mr Patrick Millman

4

(13)

Hengest

Miss Georgia King

3

(7)

Gorgeous Mr George

Mr Fletcher Yarham

14

(3)

Star Start

Miss Charli Parker

12

(8)

Francesi

Mr Ross Birkett

13

(5)

Prodigal Son

Mr Henry Main

6

(6)

Kodi Fire

Mr James Hills

11

(14)

Pride Of Nepal

Miss Brodie Hampson

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Rapide Vega (IRE)

  2. Zatsgood

  3. Drifts Away

Timeform View

RAPIDE VEGA has made a bright start for his new yard so tops the shortlist having been edged out by only a fellow 3-y-o at Beverley 3 weeks ago. Zatsgood has been running well in slightly better company so is next best ahead of Drifts Away, who is 2 from 2 in headgear.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Triple Force traded at 25% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on 3 of its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

Zatsgood
Made a winning handicap bow at Lingfield in May. Good placed efforts in recent months, including when third in a better race than this at Newbury last time. Can go well again.
Drifts Away
Has responded very well since being fitted with headgear on his last 2 starts, winning at Yarmouth before following up under a penalty on the July Course 8 days later. Given a break since and must be respected.
Gorgeous Mr George (IRE)
Won back-to-back at Yarmouth in June. Excuses next 2 starts but he does look high enough in the weights now.
Hengest
Completed a quick-fire hat-trick in 4-runner event at Yarmouth in May. Well held next 3 outings but back on track when third at Epsom. Visor on first time (well held in cheekpieces 3 starts back).
Bold Impact (IRE)
Confirmed previous promise when scoring at Windsor in July but never a threat off revised mark both starts since.
Kodi Fire (IRE)
Back down to his last winning mark when making all at Chepstow (1m) in July and backed that up with a good second under a penalty there. However, found run of good form coming to a halt off revised mark at Sandown since.
Sudbury Hill (IRE)
Improved model for Harry Derham this year, adding to his hurdles win when showing a good attitude in this headgear at Salisbury. Good second there next time before struggling on soft ground in a valuable seller at Goodwood.
Triple Force
Free-going sort who won 4 times in 2025. Back to form when making the frame last 2 starts but remains 4 lb above last winning mark.
Rapide Vega (IRE)
Showed ability in Ireland for Jessica Harrington and improved straight away when making a winning start for new yard in a Lingfield maiden. Went close back in a handicap at Beverley 3 weeks ago and this 3-y-o could be the answer.
Good Speed (FR)
Winner in France for Mathieu Pitart and easily best effort for current yard when close fourth in minor event at Deauville last time in a refitted tongue strap. That was his first outing in 4 months so he's entitled to come on for that back in a handicap.
Pride Of Nepal
Had a purple patch during first half of this season, completing a 4-timer over further at Ripon in June. Subsequent exploits suggest the handicapper may have caught up with him now, though, and has since left Tony Carroll.
Francesi (IRE)
Had a busy and successful winter, winning 4 races, including at Newcastle in February. Trip too far last time but probably best watched off lower turf mark (well held all 4 starts, latest over 3 years ago).
Prodigal Son
Won at Bath in first-time blinkers in April but has not been in the same form since, remote second at Salisbury latest.
Star Start (IRE)
Proved consistent in similar events this summer, scoring at Pontefract. Runner-up on his next 2 starts then regained the winning thread under a well-judged ride at Haydock. Good second under a penalty at Catterick since but likely to find this a tad too competitive from just out of the weights.

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