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2:20 PM

GB - Lingfield - Race 3

Thoroughbred
5 Runners
19.5f
Handicap Hurdle
Turf
Good
10.0K

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Verdict

A case of sorts can be made for all 5 but RIDE LIKE A GIRL continued the excellent work when runner-up at Stratford 3 weeks ago and a repeat of that may well be enough. Kamille Au Kanada has an excellent strike rate and can remain very competitive in handicaps, so she's feared most.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Kamille Au Kanada (Fr) silk
2nd Pick
1

Kamille Au Kanada (Fr)

Jockey: Chad Bament

Trainer: Anthony Honeyball

J: Chad Bament

T: Anthony Honeyball

97---31%9/4
2
Basilette (Ire) silk
2

Basilette (Ire)

Jockey: Daniel Sansom

Trainer: Seamus Mullins

J: Daniel Sansom

T: Seamus Mullins

96---19%9/2
3
Ride Like A Girl (Fr) silk
1st Pick
3

Ride Like A Girl (Fr)

Jockey: Gavin Sheehan

Trainer: Jamie Snowden

J: Gavin Sheehan

T: Jamie Snowden

100---27%11/4
4
Miss Carbo (Fr) silk
4

Miss Carbo (Fr)

Jockey: Bradley Harris

Trainer: Neil Mulholland

J: Bradley Harris

T: Neil Mulholland

99---10%9/1
5
Reel Orange (Ire) silk
3rd Pick
5

Reel Orange (Ire)

Jockey: Freddie Gingell

Trainer: Joe Tizzard

J: Freddie Gingell

T: Joe Tizzard

98---17%5/1

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