GB - Windsor - Race 7

Thoroughbred

5 Runners

11.5f

Handicap

Turf

Good to Firm

11.5K

VIEW

Verdict

MOHAAB looks the most solid option in a tricky finale, with Hot Silk feared most now handicapping over a more suitable trip.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
5	Relished the step back up in trip/ground when opening her account at Bath (1¼m, good to soft) prior to finishing a creditable fourth at this course last time. Extra distance can only benefit one who looks all about stamina and she could resume winning ways with Billy Loughnane taking over. 1st Pick 5 Mohaab Jockey: Billy Loughnane Trainer: William Muir & Chris Grassick J: Billy Loughnane T: William Muir & Chris Grassick	100	-	-	-	34%
Analysis Relished the step back up in trip/ground when opening her account at Bath (1¼m, good to soft) prior to finishing a creditable fourth at this course last time. Extra distance can only benefit one who looks all about stamina and she could resume winning ways with Billy Loughnane taking over.
1	Too Darn Hot filly from a good family who again wasn't seen to best effect over an inadequate test on qualifying run at Wolverhampton (9.5f) and she may well improve now tackling middle-distance handicaps. 2nd Pick 1 Hot Silk Jockey: Ross Coakley Trainer: James Fanshawe J: Ross Coakley T: James Fanshawe	92	-	-	-	15%
Analysis Too Darn Hot filly from a good family who again wasn't seen to best effect over an inadequate test on qualifying run at Wolverhampton (9.5f) and she may well improve now tackling middle-distance handicaps.
2	Fairly promising sort who was only beaten by a better-calibre type in higher grade at Newbury (good to soft) last time, travelling as though the ground was a plus, which does give some concern returning to quicker conditions. 3rd Pick 2 Glenna (Ire) Jockey: Pierre-Louis Jamin Trainer: Tom Ward J: Pierre-Louis Jamin T: Tom Ward	99	-	-	-	39%
Analysis Fairly promising sort who was only beaten by a better-calibre type in higher grade at Newbury (good to soft) last time, travelling as though the ground was a plus, which does give some concern returning to quicker conditions.

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