GB - Market Rasen - Race 6

Thoroughbred

8 Runners

16.6f

Handicap Hurdle

Turf

Soft (Good to Soft in places)

11.5K

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Verdict

MR ZEE scored in ready fashion at Wincanton so can defy a 5 lb rise in which few make much appeal. Abbey Law and No Guarantee are feared most.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
7	Experienced handicap hurdler who bounced back to form with a career-best win at Wincanton 17 days ago. Repeat of that will see him bang there again. 1st Pick 7 Mr Zee (Ire) Jockey: Rex Dingle Trainer: Michael Blake J: Rex Dingle T: Michael Blake	100	-	-	-	34%
Analysis Experienced handicap hurdler who bounced back to form with a career-best win at Wincanton 17 days ago. Repeat of that will see him bang there again.
4	Modest form in a pair of Flat outings for Amy Murphy and bettered hurdling debut form when winning a notably weak maiden at Fakenham. Predictably found it very hard going under a penalty at Fontwell since but should be more competitive on handicap debut. 2nd Pick 4 Abbey Law Jockey: Tom Cannon Trainer: Lucy Wadham J: Tom Cannon T: Lucy Wadham	98	-	-	-	10%
Analysis Modest form in a pair of Flat outings for Amy Murphy and bettered hurdling debut form when winning a notably weak maiden at Fakenham. Predictably found it very hard going under a penalty at Fontwell since but should be more competitive on handicap debut.
5	Much improved of late but unable to complete the hat-trick after an 8 lb hike when fifth to Mr Zee at Wincanton 17 days ago but 6 lb better off with winner now. 3rd Pick 5 No Guarantee Jockey: James Turner Trainer: Alexander Gibbons J: James Turner T: Alexander Gibbons	96	-	-	-	17%
Analysis Much improved of late but unable to complete the hat-trick after an 8 lb hike when fifth to Mr Zee at Wincanton 17 days ago but 6 lb better off with winner now.

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