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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5388
16:00 Cheltenham Fri 13 Nov 2m Nov Hcap Hrd
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 666
18 selections 232.3%53.8%

4

Sytadel

Harry Skelton

3

Crooked Path

Jonathan Burke

5

Eben Zaabeel

Daniel King

6

Way Of Stars

Jack Tudor

7

Lexington Wood

Sean Bowen

9

Babyken

Sam Twiston-Davies

10

Tuppence

Mr Lucas Murphy

15

Whermyrosemarygoes

Harry Cobden

1

Kings Scholar

Tom Hutsby

16

Ocean Of Dreams

Mr O. McGill

11

Shallow Bowles

Mr Daniel Williams

12

Baymount

Donagh Meyler

17

Kilt

Ross Sugrue

13

Final Surprise

Ciaran Gethings

8

Mystic Rose

D. J. O'Keeffe

18

Ade Boy

Brian Hughes

14

Likewhatyousee

Jonjo O'Neill Jr.

2

First Ascent

Josh Williamson

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Way Of Stars (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  2. Lexington Wood (FR)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  3. Sytadel (FR)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★

Timeform View

WAY OF STARS looks to have plenty in his favour in a stacked renewal, and he may well gain compensation for his Chepstow near miss. The main danger could be handicap debutant Lexington Wood, who has plenty of untapped potential, while Dan Skelton's Sytadel is another who is probably well treated. Eben Zaabeel is potentially most interesting of a healthy Irish contingent, his shrewd connections landing a touch in this corresponding race back in 2013.

Timeform Comments

King's Scholar (IRE)
Bordering useful on Flat. No match for subsequent Welsh Champion Hurdle winner Pioneer Pete on hat-trick bid at Stratford. Ground perhaps not ideal when well-held fourth at Chepstow latest. Could be worth a chance to resume progress on handicap bow, for all Sean Bowen prefers his stablemate.
First Ascent (IRE)
Made all at a good pace when routing a weak field at Kilbeggan (2m) in September. Clearly wasn't 100% on handicap bow later that month before posing little threat in a spin on the Flat last time. Inflated British mark makes life tough, even if getting back on the up under good-value claimer.
Crooked Path (IRE)
Consistent sort. Career best when convincing winner at Fontwell (19f). Still at top of his game when 3½ lengths third in a good-quality 2½m handicap here last time. Appeals back off proper mark on just fourth hurdle start for outstanding yard. Return to 2m likely in his favour, too.
Sytadel (FR)
Very lightly-raced 4-y-o. Fairly useful winner on Flat in France. Shaping up well in 3 hurdle starts for top yard, matching his Flat form when ½-length second on handicap bow at Carlisle (17f). Likely to be held onto for longer by returning Harry Skelton and no surprise if he goes one better.
Eben Zaabeel
Fairly useful on the Flat. Off the mark with fair bit in hand at Downpatrick before again catching the eye when a smooth-travelling second at Fontwell. Last month's spin on the Flat likely a means to an end. Scope to improve further now handicapping, especially as he's in very shrewd hands.
Way Of Stars (IRE)
Useful on Flat. Opened his hurdles account at Taunton in March (solid form). In front a tad soon when collared close home in first-time tongue strap at Chepstow (2m, soft) on return. Race again likely to set up perfectly for his smooth-travelling style and yard renowned for targeting this meeting.
Lexington Wood (FR)
Expensive Irish bumper recruit (chased home Ballyfad). Tall order on hurdling bow before runner-up in a fair maiden at Perth. Better than he could show when well backed in first-time hood on return at Worcester. This'll suit much better, and he's interesting making a quick switch to handicaps.
Mystic Rose (IRE)
Modest Flat handicapper who is progressing over hurdles. Readily justified support to get off the mark at Sligo before length second in a solid-looking novice at Wexford last time. Needs another chunk of improvement to defy her British mark on handicap debut.
Babyken (FR)
Fair winner on Flat in France. Improved when only ¾-length behind Way Of Stars at Taunton (16.5f, soft) in February. Presumably wasn't 100% (since had breathing operation) when well behind same rival the following month. Handicap debutant is still unexposed and cannot be discounted if back on song.
Tuppence (FR)
Backed at long odds when comprehensive winner of 15-runner handicap at Ayr (2m, soft) in April. Followed up with something to spare when making it 2-2 under this very capable amateur on return at Kelso. Entitled to come on for that, too, and she ought to go well back in a handicap on hat-trick bid.
Shallow Bowles (IRE)
From an above-average jumping family. Showed some promise when hitting the frame in a couple of heavy-ground handicaps for Denis Leahy last season. Since joined an up-and-coming yard, however, her opening mark demands a whole lot more.
Baymount (IRE)
Exuberant sort. Improved on her previous efforts when making all in mares maiden at Tramore last month. Some mitigation for her disappointment at Wexford (2½m) subsequently. Return to 2m/less testing conditions should suit and certainly respected now sent handicapping by astute Irish stable.
Final Surprise (IRE)
Lightly-raced 5-y-o. Ran well both starts since winning on hurdling debut at Uttoxeter in May. Finished 5 lengths fourth of 8 on handicap bow/reappearance (following a breathing operation) at Huntingdon last time. Likely has a handicap in him, though probably in calmer waters.
Likewhatyousee (USA)
Progressive on Flat. Set to get back on the up in this sphere when falling on handicap bow (probably booked for third) in a novice final at Worcester (2½m). Possibly not fully over that when below form at Stratford latest. Still merits a second look with her Worcester form working out well.
Whermyrosemarygoes (IRE)
Placed in Irish points before overcoming a big market drift to make a successful hurdling debut in an ordinary Uttoxeter (2m) novice. Headgear now added having flashed her tail more markedly when length second at Cartmel in August. Needs a fair bit more again to defy her opening mark.
Ocean Of Dreams (IRE)
Once-useful Flat performer. Didn't need to be anywhere near that level when comfortably off the mark in a Sligo handicap (2¼m, soft) last time. A 13 lb higher mark doesn't look insurmountable in the context of his Flat form. Respected, especially if market again speaks in his favour.
Kilt (IRE)
Free-going sort (hood back on here) who was once useful on the Flat. Saw off a couple of next-time-out winners to resume progress/winning ways in taking style at Listowel in September. This'll suit much better than at Fairyhouse last time, and he could outrun his odds for yard that won 2021 renewal.
Ade Boy (IRE)
Decisive winner of a Navan bumper on debut. Improved on the pick of his maiden form when 3 lengths third on handicap debut at Uttoxeter (2m). Bigger field/stronger pace sure to suit on that evidence and looks on a workable mark for stable among the winners this month.

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