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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
14:49 Salisbury Thu 1 Oct Each Way
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 14
14 selections EW Terms: 1/4 odds, 3 places1335.8%12.2%

4

(6)

Brosay

Nicola Currie

1

(11)

Regional Rock

Hector Crouch

8

(4)

Jellystone Park

Tom Marquand

9

(14)

George Wickham

Paddy Bradley

12

(7)

Lyra Lea

Lewis Edmunds

10

(3)

Golden Brown

Ashley Lewis

11

(5)

Kohana Nation

Saffie Osborne

5

(1)

River Spey

George Downing

7

(9)

Supreme King

C. T. Keane

6

(12)

Fleetwater

David Egan

2

(10)

Under The Twilight

Luke Morris

14

(2)

Mythical Composer

Joe Leavy

13

(13)

Safari Dream

Charlie Tucker

3

(8)

Cindy Lou Who

William Carson

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Brosay

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  2. Jellystone Park

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  3. Regional Rock

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★

Timeform View

BROSAY looks on a handy mark following back-to-back seconds, and he may go one better here. Unexposed handicap debutant Jellystone Park is feared, along with fellow 3-y-o Regional Rock, while Mythical Composer is one to consider at bigger prices.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Of those forecasted with a better chance, Jellystone Park could be most vulnerable in a race in which competition for the lead looks to be fierce: Such a hotly-contested pace as is on the cards here may be to the benefit of Brosay who is likely to make a challenge late.

Timeform Comments

Regional Rock
Low-mileage sprinter from excellent yard. Wasn't able to build on the promise of his handicap debut when suffering interference behind Supreme King over C&D 7 weeks ago. Could be worth another chance dropped in grade.
Under The Twilight
C&D winner who landed a pair of sprint handicaps at Windsor (6f) this summer. Form of the latter success hasn't worked out, though, and she arrives on the back of a lesser effort at the same track.
Cindy Lou Who
Thrived for current yard last season. Hasn't gone on from a promising reappearance second in listed company at Bath this year, for all she wasn't disgraced when beaten 3 lengths in a stronger C&D event last time.
Brosay
Fallen a long way in weights since completing 6f double in better company at Ascot last September. On the way back in recent starts, finishing ½-length second in big-field Goodwood handicap latest. Still looks well treated from an unchanged mark.
River Spey
Doubled his tally in a 3-y-o Windsor handicap (6f) in June. Better than the result at Glorious Goodwood prior to reverting to his slow-starting ways at Newbury (5f) latest, when never able to land a blow. Return to 6f can only help and is weighted to be competitive from his inside draw.
Fleetwater
Belatedly gained reward for several creditable efforts when winning a better event over C&D in June. Struggled in Class 2 company both starts since, latterly beaten 8 lengths in Ayr Bronze Cup. Ought to at least be competitive back on her latest winning mark.
Supreme King (IRE)
Versatile sprinter who beat a couple of today's rivals when winning at Salisbury in early-August. Still in top form when bidding to make it 3-3 here earlier this month. Emerged with credit when 4½ lengths third at Chester last time, too, and merits respect with Colin Keane taking over.
Jellystone Park
Improving 3-y-o. Made it third time lucky in good style from the front at Leicester (6f) on latest start in June, racing more efficiently in first-time hood. Handicap mark looks a generous one and can make a bold bid if ready to roll.
George Wickham (IRE)
Progressive 3-y-o. Encouraging return when second (no match for useful one) in soft-ground Yarmouth novice (non runner on good to firm last week). Quickened clear to go one better at Wolverhampton maiden on qualifying run in July. Open to improvement on handicap bow, though stall 14 isn't ideal.
Golden Brown (IRE)
Has advanced his form in 3-y-o handicaps since getting off the mark in a C&D maiden (good to soft) in May. Undone by wide draw when well held at Chester (6f, heavy) last time. Still has bit to find at the weights on second start against his elders.
Kohana Nation (IRE)
Lightly-raced 3-y-o who landed the odds in 4-runner novice at Doncaster on reappearance. Return to positive tactics saw him match that form at the second attempt in handicaps at Newmarket (6f) latest, finishing 4 lengths third. May have more joy when back up in trip.
Lyra Lea
Two-time 7f winner. Coped well on first try sprinting when 2¼-length third in fillies handicap over C&D last month. Looked more straightforward when running to similar level at Sandown (7f) latest. A 1 lb reprieve probably isn't enough, though.
Safari Dream (IRE)
Three-time C&D winner who was at the top of his game when completing a Ffos Las double (6f, good) in August. Didn't find as much as looked likely when beaten 4 lengths on hat-trick bid here (6f, soft) latest. This looks a better race, too.
Mythical Composer
Arrives 2 lb lower than when successful in first-time cheekpieces at Kempton (7f) last December. Uncharacteristically blew that start on return to that course latest. Returns to sprinting/turf and capable of making an impact if putting it all together for in-form yard.

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