GB - Catterick Bridge - Race 7

Thoroughbred

9 Runners

Handicap

Turf

Good (Good to Firm in places)

12.0K

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Verdict

TRILBY is fancied to build on a considerate reappearance at Newcastle last month and capitalise on a handy-looking mark. Fellow C&D scorer The Good Biscuit ended 2025 in top form and heads the list of dangers in his hat-trick bid. Valley Ofthe Kings and Kats Bob are also in the mix in this open sprint.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
8	Ended turf season in fine heart, making the frame in 4 consecutive handicaps. Given a considerate return when eighth in 6f Newcastle handicap last month. This C&D winner merits serious consideration. 1st Pick 8 Trilby Jockey: Oisin James Orr Trainer: Sam England J: Oisin James Orr T: Sam England	100	-	-	-	12%	8/1
Analysis Ended turf season in fine heart, making the frame in 4 consecutive handicaps. Given a considerate return when eighth in 6f Newcastle handicap last month. This C&D winner merits serious consideration.
7	Ended 2025 in fine form, scoring over 5f at Pontefract and following up over C&D later in October. Must enter calculations up 2 lb on his seasonal return. 2nd Pick 7 The Good Biscuit Jockey: Joanna Mason Trainer: Ruth Carr J: Joanna Mason T: Ruth Carr	96	-	-	-	20%	4/1
Analysis Ended 2025 in fine form, scoring over 5f at Pontefract and following up over C&D later in October. Must enter calculations up 2 lb on his seasonal return.
2	Dual sprint winner on all-weather in 2025. Not discredited when seventh of 19 in 6f handicap at Doncaster 10 days ago, first home in his group. Needs considering. 3rd Pick 2 Valley Ofthe Kings (Saf) Jockey: Jack Dace Trainer: Dylan Cunha J: Jack Dace T: Dylan Cunha	95	-	-	-	10%	10/1
Analysis Dual sprint winner on all-weather in 2025. Not discredited when seventh of 19 in 6f handicap at Doncaster 10 days ago, first home in his group. Needs considering.

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