Hereford
Today, HurdleClass 42mGood
Verdict
Verdict
It was just a three-runner bumper that CONSTANTINIAN won at Market Rasen, but the runner-up has since won well on his hurdles debut, so the form may actually prove to be pretty decent and Oliver Signy's charge is taken to make a winning start in this sphere, too. Sun Art got the job done at Ludlow when last seen in March and he rates the main danger ahead of Irish import Romany Brown, who has proved a shade disappointing in his two starts for this yard.
Constantinian
Sun Art
Romany Brown
Win or Each Way
Win or Each Way
Each Way terms: 1/4 odds for first 2 places
- 2. Sun ArtJ: Jonathan BurkeT: Fergal O'BrienF: 63351-
- Price History:
- 2.10
- Age:
- 6
- Weight:
- 11-7
- Gear:
- tongue strap
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- 228
VerdictConfirmed initial hurdles promise when, ridden more positively with a tongue strap replacing a hood, landing a 5-runner Ludlow novice (15.8f, good) on his latest start in March. That wasn't much of a race, but he commands plenty of respect here nonetheless. - 1. Romany BrownJ: Harry BannisterT: Ben CaseF: 32334-139
- Price History:
- 3.25
- Age:
- 5
- Weight:
- 11-7
- Gear:
- -
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- 38
VerdictOff the mark in a 16-runner Killarney maiden hurdle (17f, good) on final outing for previous connections in May. Having changed hands for £42,000 the following month, he has proved rather disappointing in 2 starts for this yard and is probably worth taking on under his penalty. - 3. ConstantinianJ: David BassT: Oliver SignyF: 31-
- Price History:
- 3.13
- Age:
- 5
- Weight:
- 11-0
- Gear:
- tongue strap
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- 232
VerdictShaped well when third on debut in a Wincanton bumper in January and accounted for his 2 rivals in a first-time tongue strap at Market Rasen (16.6f, good) next time. The second in that bumper won on his hurdles debut last month and this 5-y-o will be a serious player if his jumping passes the test. 
4. Emaculate SoldierJ: Ben GodfreyT: Kathy TurnerF: 74- Price History:
- -
- Age:
- 5
- Weight:
- 11-0
- Gear:
- cheekpieces
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- 13
VerdictDual AW Flat winner for Archie Watson, but he hasn't pulled up any trees in a couple of runs over hurdles so far.
7. Liasse DargentJ: Robert DunneT: Tom Gretton- Price History:
- 34.00
- Age:
- 5
- Weight:
- 10-7
- Gear:
- -
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- -
VerdictTirwanako mare. Half-sister to fair hurdler Risk D'argent, stays 2¼m, and French 19f chase winner L'Arceliere. Yard is not a regular source of winning newcomers, but this mare needs a second look in the betting.
6. Meridian WayJ: Sean HoulihanT: Philip Hobbs & Johnson WhiteF: 6P- Price History:
- 51.00
- Age:
- 4
- Weight:
- 11-0
- Gear:
- cheekpieces and hood
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- 35
VerdictLittle form of worth on the Flat for Charlie Johnston last year and, judged on what he's shown in a couple of novice events at Newton Abbot, he doesn't look destined for great things in this sphere. Cheekpieces applied.
5. Kaviar WoodJ: Conor RingT: Evan WilliamsF: 07- Price History:
- 101.00
- Age:
- 5
- Weight:
- 11-0
- Gear:
- -
- Official Rating:
- 0
- Days Since Last Run:
- 8
VerdictMaiden pointer who has offered little in a Chepstow novice and Fontwell maiden since switched to hurdles.- Unnamed Favourite
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