GB - Chepstow - Race 6

Thoroughbred

8 Runners

6.1f

Handicap

Turf

Good to Firm

11.0K

VIEW

Verdict

BE AN ANGEL showed the benefit of cheekpieces when back to winning ways at Salisbury recently and could be worth siding with to follow up given she escapes a penalty for that apprentices' success. Connie's Rose wasn't at her best when fourth there last time but goes really well round here so could emerge as the main danger ahead of in-form duo Some Nightmare and Serenity Dream.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
6	Cheekpieces fitted for first time when ending a losing run in 5-runner apprentices' handicap at Salisbury (6f) 5 days ago. Escapes a penalty here so she's a player with headgear retained. 1st Pick 6 Be An Angel Jockey: Lewis Edmunds Trainer: Rod Millman J: Lewis Edmunds T: Rod Millman	99	-	-	-	34%
Analysis Cheekpieces fitted for first time when ending a losing run in 5-runner apprentices' handicap at Salisbury (6f) 5 days ago. Escapes a penalty here so she's a player with headgear retained.
3	A 7-time course winner. Not at her best with fourth of 6 in handicap at Salisbury (5f) 16 days ago but no surprise to see her bounce back returned here. 2nd Pick 3 Connie's Rose Jockey: Kieran O'neill Trainer: Grace Harris J: Kieran O'neill T: Grace Harris	100	-	-	-	23%
Analysis A 7-time course winner. Not at her best with fourth of 6 in handicap at Salisbury (5f) 16 days ago but no surprise to see her bounce back returned here.
7	A 3-time C&D winner who comes here on the back of a solid third of 6 in handicap here (5f) 19 days ago. Considered from an easing mark. 3rd Pick 7 Some Nightmare (Ire) Jockey: Luke Morris Trainer: John O'shea J: Luke Morris T: John O'shea	95	-	-	-	7%
Analysis A 3-time C&D winner who comes here on the back of a solid third of 6 in handicap here (5f) 19 days ago. Considered from an easing mark.

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