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Version 2.0.0-5388
14:20 Cheltenham Sat 14 Nov 3 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
15 selections 1500.0%5.3%

3

Meetmebythesea

Harry Cobden

8

Quebecois

Sam Twiston-Davies

5

Blueking Doroux

Harry Skelton

2

Madara

Tristan Durrell

11

Zurich

Sean Bowen

7

July Flower

D. J. O'Keeffe

9

Omoore Park

Freddie Keighley

14

Torneo

Gavin Sheehan

4

Johnnywho

Jonjo O'Neill Jr.

1

Matata

J. J. Slevin

12

Norn Iron

Paul O'Brien

13

Release The Beast

Sean Flanagan

10

Guard Your Dreams

Toby McCain-Mitchell

6

Riskintheground

Harry Atkins

15

Dunkerque

Sean Quinlan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Blueking D'oroux (FR)

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  2. Madara (FR)

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    • ★
    • ★
  3. Meetmebythesea (IRE)

    • ★
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Timeform View

A typically competitive renewal of the Paddy Power with preference going to BLUEKING D'OROUX, who improved since being fitted with headgear for Paul Nicholls and makes his debut for Dan Skelton over a track and trip that should suit his prominent-racing style. Madara was a revelation when winning the Plate at the Festival and has to be respected after a spin over hurdles, whilst fellow Festival winner Meetmebythesea remains unexposed and can continue to improve in his second season over fences.

Timeform Comments

Matata (IRE)
Bounced back to best under a more patient ride when winning a premier handicap over C&D on New Year's Day. Has failed by a long way to back that up in 4 subsequent starts, tailed off when falling 3 out at Ayr (2m, heavy) back in April. Solid record fresh and handicapper given him a squeak, however.
Madara (FR)
Smart chaser who won the Plate over C&D at the Festival prior to a typically strong-travelling display when third in the Topham in April. Shaped with plenty of encouragement on his recent comeback outing over hurdles at Carlisle and he makes plenty of appeal with cheekpieces back on.
Meetmebythesea (IRE)
Continued his improvement switched to fences when scoring at Wetherby and Ayr either side of last Christmas before taking his record in this sphere to 3-4 when powering clear to win the 18-runner Golden Miller (21f) at the Festival. That form worked out well and type to progress further this season.
Johnnywho (IRE)
Several good efforts in top handicap chases, returning from a breathing operation to land the Ultima at the Festival (25f, good to soft) in March. Emerged with credit when fourth in the Grand National last time but returns from a 7-month break over a trip short of his optimum.
Blueking D'oroux (FR)
Smart hurdler who took a step forward over fences when just denied in handicap at Kempton in March and signed off last season with a good second in the Manifesto Novices' Chase at Aintree (2½m). Run style should suit this test and he holds strong claims on first start for Dan Skelton.
Riskintheground (IRE)
Smart handicap chaser who rather picked up the pieces when staying on into third in the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby (3m, good) 14 days ago. Work to be done from this mark, though.
July Flower (FR)
Made a winning chase bow at Limerick before producing a smart effort to follow up in 2m Grade 2 at this meeting 12 months ago. Shaped quite well until her stamina gave way when fourth of 9 in Champion Novices' Chase at Punchestown (25f) in April and her opening looks workable with O'Keeffe aboard.
Quebecois (FR)
Took well to chasing last year despite failing to get his head in front, finishing a very good third of 22 in the Ultima at Cheltenham (25f, good to soft). Failed to capitalise on what looked a good opportunity at Newton Abbot 4 weeks ago (hit 1.03 in running) but yard have fine record in this race.
O'moore Park (IRE)
Posted plenty of solid efforts for Willie Mullins last season, including when sixth in the Plate over C&D in March. Finally shed his maiden tag over fences second time out for this yard when winning a 9-runner handicap chase over C&D (good) 3 weeks ago but more needed to take this after 4 lb rise.
Guard Your Dreams
Enhanced his excellent record fresh when winning at Warwick (2½m, soft) in February. Brought down early at the Cheltenham Festival next time before respectable fourth of 17 in the Veterans' Final at Haydock, though proved disappointing on this season's comeback run at Ffos Las last month.
Zurich (FR)
Bagged a pair of handicap chases at Killarney and over C&D last October. Turned in some good efforts in defeat after, including fifth of 23 in the Plate at the Festival and he should be sharper for his recent comeback run at Limerick, though mark looks about right and O'Keeffe prefers July Flower.
Norn Iron (IRE)
Progressive chaser who won a pair of small-field Sandown handicaps (soft) last season. Only denied a hat-trick by a smart one in a big-field listed handicap at the Punchestown Festival and he can continue on his upward curve returning from a 6-month break.
Release The Beast (IRE)
Hard to knock his form in handicaps last season, finishing fourth in the Grand Annual at the Festival. Rare jumping lapse saw him unseat early at Punchestown last time but others look better treated after 6 months off.
Torneo (FR)
Held his form well last season and gained reward when winning 3-runner event at Chepstow on final start, albeit in a race that fell apart in front of him. Proved he's still on the up when winning 8-runner handicap chase at Ffos Las (19f, soft) 31 days ago but this is tougher again after 5 lb rise.
Dunkerque (DEN)
Has thrived over fences this summer, scoring 4 times in small-field contests at up to 23f. Last 2 defeats shouldn't necessarily be taken to suggest that the handicapper has caught up with him, things not panning out ideally at Warwick last time, but this would require a clear career best.

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