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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
14:22 Epsom Sun 27 Sep 1m4f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 0
13 selections 1173.9%1.3%

7

(3)

Nibras Gold

Jonathan Burke

10

(11)

Seeking Charles

James Davies

5

(12)

Fox Avatar

Brendan Powell

12

(7)

Zarakerjack

Freddie Mitchell

11

(1)

Taritino

Taylor Fisher

3

(5)

Gordon Grey

Tom Cannon

6

(2)

Hengest

Lee Edwards

9

(9)

Damascus Steel

Brian Hughes

13

(13)

Oasis Sunrise

Joe Anderson

2

(8)

Tiger

Harry Cobden

1

(10)

Marnier

Caoilin Quinn

4

(6)

Oneforthegutter

Charlie Todd

8

(4)

Flash Man

K. Brogan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Fox Avatar (IRE)

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  2. Nibras Gold (IRE)

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  3. Gordon Grey (IRE)

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Timeform View

FOX AVATAR hasn’t yet been able to add to last year’s pair of wins, but is now down to a good mark and, with the step back up in trip expected to suit, he looks worth siding with in an open affair. Nibras Gold arrives at the top of his game and looks likely to prove the chief threat if taking to the track, while 3-time C&D winner Gordon Grey and the lightly-raced Seeking Charles are also ones to consider.

Timeform Comments

Marnier (IRE)
Gained reward for several good efforts this season when winning at Sandown in July on final start for John & Thady Gosden (subsequently sold for 77,000 gns). Hasn't been seen to best effort for current connections either start since and drops back to 1½m for the first time since the spring.
Tiger (FR)
Improved when opening his account in this country in good style at Chester in August and not as well placed as the winner when just denied under a penalty at Ayr 6 days later. However, he was a bit too keen for his own good on heavy going when below form last time and needs to bounce back.
Gordon Grey (IRE)
Won twice over C&D for B. F. Brookhouse last year. Placed for this yard in Bahrain over the winter but has taken time to rediscover his form since, running better than for a while when 3¼ lengths fourth of 6 to Duc De Kent at this track last time. Has dropped below last winning mark.
Oneforthegutter
Very useful staying handicapper at his best but no better than mid-division in 6 starts this season. Well handicapped on old form but hard to make a case for him unless the market were to suddenly speak in his favour.
Fox Avatar (IRE)
Won twice on the all-weather last year. Hasn't really kicked on in 2026 but has shown enough to prove he retains all his ability. Now back on his winning mark and likely to be suited by the step back up to 1½m, he's very much one to consider.
Hengest
Completed a quick-fire hat-trick in 4-runner event at Yarmouth in May. Has largely struggled since, though, and has been well beaten on both his previous tries at this trip.
Nibras Gold (IRE)
Continues to get better with age, winning twice at Chester this year, posting a career best when landing 11-runner event there 15 days ago by 1¼ lengths from Arrange. Up another 3 lb but looks sure to be involved.
Flash Man (FR)
Showed fairly useful form up to 1½m on the Flat in France for Henri-Alex Pantall before being bought by current connections for €38,000. Has shown fair form over hurdles, winning maiden at Plumpton in April. Not seen since May, though, and may just need this, with the market likely informative.
Damascus Steel (IRE)
Won twice in the winter and also at Goodwood in June and over C&D in July. Has largely held his form since, running creditably when 3½ lengths sixth of 11 to Nibras Gold at Chester last time. Visor replaces cheekpiece, though has been successful whilst wearing both.
Seeking Charles (FR)
Turned in his best effort to date when winning 14-runner C&D handicap last month by 6 lengths from Crooked Path. An 8 lb rise for that success demands more but he's lightly raced for his age and remains relatively unexposed.
Taritino (IRE)
Enjoyed a good spell over hurdles this spring and back on the Flat he recorded wins at Salisbury and Chester in June. Has continued in good heart since, running creditably when 2¼ lengths fourth of 12 to Boilermaker at Bath last time.
Zarakerjack (FR)
Winner on the Flat at Newbury last spring. Performed with credit when 6¾ lengths fourth of 9 to King Of Berkshire at Windsor on return from 6-month absence, but this looks tougher.
Oasis Sunrise (IRE)
Successful 3 times this season, with latest win at Leicester in June. Has largely held form since, but got stuck in the heavy ground at Goodwood last time. Now below last winning mark, she's capable of being involved if able to shrug off her latest performance and reproduce her best.

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