Carlisle 02 July 2022

Going: Good to Soft
Stalls: 1m3f Outside; Remainder Inside
 
Light showers

Forecast: Light showers
Temperature: 11.2° - 16.4°
Rainfall: 0.59mm
Wind: 12.2 mph SW

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17:50 Carlisle (Class 5) (4YO plus)

Every Life Matters 'Suicide Prevention' Apprentice Handicap

5f 182y

Winner £4,536 - 11 ran

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Course winner SOMEWHERE SECRET got off the mark for the year when scoring at Nottingham last month and the eight-year-old is tipped to follow up. Corinthia Knight produced a solid performance when upped in grade at Pontefract on his latest start and rates a danger, while Tim Easterby's Danzan is down in class and can also make his presence felt.

2

18:20 Carlisle (Class 5) (2YO only)

Diff-Ability Showcasing 'Ability Over Disability' Restricted Novice Stakes (GBB Race)

5f 182y

Winner £4,320 - 9 ran

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After finishing second at Haydock on his penultimate start, LAKOTA BLUE produced a creditable effort when set a stiff task in the Coventry last time and the son of Sioux Nation should prove tough to beat. Braveheart Boy was only narrowly denied at Redcar on his debut two weeks ago and looks next best, while Spirit In My Soul, who made an encouraging start to her racing career at this track last month, is another to note.

3

18:50 Carlisle (Class 6) (3YO plus)

Celebrating 20 Years Of Gnaas Handicap (Div 1)

5f

Winner £3,726 - 8 ran

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Sixcor drops back in grade after finishing third at Musselburgh last time and the four-year-old should make a bold bid. However, it may be worth supporting Rebecca Menzies' STANLEY SNUGFIT, who looks the type to benefit from a return to the minimum trip. Jungle Bee stepped up when second at Ripon on his latest start and can also make an impact.

4

19:20 Carlisle (Class 6) (3YO plus)

Celebrating 20 Years Of Gnaas Handicap (Div 2)

5f

Winner £3,726 - 8 ran

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In this competitive contest it may pay dividends to side with SUGAR BABY, who takes a step into calmer waters after a respectable fifth at Thirsk last time. The four-year-old was by no means disgraced on that occasion and may be able to capitalise on a subsequent 2lb drop in the ratings. Quanah has been a consistent performer of late and merits respect, while Hot Scoop is another to consider.

5

19:50 Carlisle (Class 6) (4YO plus)

Eden Animal Rescue 'Rescue Care Rehome' Handicap

1m 1f

Winner £3,456 - 13 ran

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SCHEGGI hit the line with plenty of conviction at Haydock last time and the French recruit can record a first victory on British soil in this contest. The handicapper has continued to give him a chance and he may be able to strike off a mark of 61. We Still Believe has put two solid performances together and demands consideration off 2lb lower this evening, while Dark Company completes the shortlist.

6

20:20 Carlisle (Class 4) (3YO plus)

Bee Unique 'Embrace Differences' Handicap

7f 173y

Winner £6,966 - 8 ran

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Having proved a revelation over hurdles in the spring, JACKHAMMER looked on great terms with himself when rallying gamely to eke out a fourth course victory 10 days ago, despite taking a good hold for much of the race. All surfaces come alike to the eight-year-old and overcoming a 3lb rise may not be insurmountable in his current mood, though Hello Zabeel is a low mileage sort who may improve for this step up in trip. Jilly Cooper caught the eye in defeat at Chester last time, but the jury is still out whether a stiff 1m is in her best interests.

7

20:50 Carlisle (Class 5) (3YO plus)

Lake District Calvert Trust Maiden Fillies' Stakes (GBB Race)

1m 3f 39y

Winner £4,320 - 9 ran

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Though Rechercher sets the standard, she hardly looks bombproof and could be worth taking on with PRETTY BOUQUET. Keith Dalgleish's Champs Elysees filly showed up well to finish fourth behind a trio of race-hardened males over 1m4f at Catterick first time out, giving the distinct impression that she'd learn a lot from the experience. It's still early days for southern raiders First Snowfall, Titanium Moon and Queen Of Change but a market move for any could be significant.

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