GB - Ripon - Race 1

Thoroughbred

4 Runners

Sweepstakes

Turf

Good (Good to Firm in places)

15.0K

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Verdict

Expensive purchase THE MEAN FIDDLER may make amends for his near miss on debut. War Gaming looks a serious danger.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
3	200,000 gns No Ney Never colt. Wore a tongue strap when narrowly denied on debut at Pontefract (5f) 8 days ago, rallying well. Likely improver stepping up to 6f and probably the one to beat. 1st Pick 3 The Mean Fiddler (Ire) Jockey: Jason Hart Trainer: John & Sean Quinn J: Jason Hart T: John & Sean Quinn	99	-	-	-	50%
Analysis 200,000 gns No Ney Never colt. Wore a tongue strap when narrowly denied on debut at Pontefract (5f) 8 days ago, rallying well. Likely improver stepping up to 6f and probably the one to beat.
4	Promising debut second at Doncaster (6f) has worked out well. Perhaps inconvenienced by 5f when 1½ lengths third at Yarmouth subsequently. Should run a big race back up in trip with first-time blinkers added. 2nd Pick 4 War Gaming (Ire) Jockey: Cieren Fallon Trainer: George Scott J: Cieren Fallon T: George Scott	100	-	-	-	42%
Analysis Promising debut second at Doncaster (6f) has worked out well. Perhaps inconvenienced by 5f when 1½ lengths third at Yarmouth subsequently. Should run a big race back up in trip with first-time blinkers added.
1	Bred to be speedy. Ran green before keeping on to finish 5 lengths third under considerate handling over C&D on debut 7 days ago. In excellent hands and should do better this time. 3rd Pick 1 Reflect On Glory (Ire) Jockey: Clifford Lee Trainer: K. R. Burke J: Clifford Lee T: K. R. Burke	86	-	-	-	29%
Analysis Bred to be speedy. Ran green before keeping on to finish 5 lengths third under considerate handling over C&D on debut 7 days ago. In excellent hands and should do better this time.

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