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GB - Bangor-on-Dee - Race 5

Thoroughbred
6 Runners
16.7f
Handicap Hurdle
Turf
Good (Good to Soft in places)
11.0K

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Verdict

Having chased home a subsequent scorer on her return at Uttoxeter in July, JAMMY JAY was far from disgraced when fourth in a stronger race back at that venue 6 weeks ago and she's fancied to open her account back down in grade. I Heard A Rumour has an unexposed profile for the Skeltons and any confidence behind her on return/handicap debut would be noteworthy.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Jammy Jay silk
1st Pick
1

Jammy Jay

Jockey: Ben Poste

Trainer: James Evans

J: Ben Poste

T: James Evans

99---27%11/4
2
I Heard A Rumour (Ire) silk
2nd Pick
2

I Heard A Rumour (Ire)

Jockey: Harry Skelton

Trainer: Dan Skelton

J: Harry Skelton

T: Dan Skelton

100---29%

Scratched

3
Prettylady (Fr) silk
3

Prettylady (Fr)

Jockey: Jack Tudor

Trainer: Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero

J: Jack Tudor

T: Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero

97---9%11/1
4
Daring To Dream silk
4

Daring To Dream

Jockey: Megan Bevan

Trainer: Harriet Dickin

J: Megan Bevan

T: Harriet Dickin

95---14%13/2
5
Northern Rose (Ire) silk
3rd Pick
5

Northern Rose (Ire)

Jockey: James Davies

Trainer: Gary Hanmer

J: James Davies

T: Gary Hanmer

97---17%5/1
6
Miss Fedora (Ire) silk
6

Miss Fedora (Ire)

Jockey: Benjamin Macey

Trainer: Nick Scholfield

J: Benjamin Macey

T: Nick Scholfield

92---12%8/1

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