Catterick 01 October 2025

Going: Soft (Good to Soft in places)
Stalls: Inside
 
Sunny spells

Forecast: Sunny spells
Temperature: 10.7° - 16.8°
Rainfall: 0.35mm
Wind: 7.1 mph S

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13:58 Catterick (Class 6) (3YO plus)

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5f

Winner £3,800 - 11 ran

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A return to the turf looks like a good move for ENDOWED, who disappointed at Lingfield but so nearly completed a hat-trick immediately prior to that and this appeals as another excellent opportunity. Successful over C&D in August, Happier has run with credit since and must enter calculations. Refuge is a seven-time winner over this trip and is also worth a second look.

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14:33 Catterick (Class 5) (2YO only)

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5f

Winner £4,187 - 4 ran

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Now that the penny has dropped for DARK ANGEL STAR after a taking success at Newcastle, she could be well treated off a mark of 74 on her nursery debut and she can go in again. Bravo Hotel bounced back to form after a gelding operation when third at Beverley. He is a danger, as is Campenaerts, who wasn't beaten far in his attempt to land a double at Chelmsford.

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15:08 Catterick (Class 5) (2YO only)

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7f 6y

Winner £4,320 - 8 ran

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Hailing from a family that the in-form Karl Burke stable knows well, Marshman's half-brother REAL AMERICAN could be primed to strike on his introduction in what looks like a winnable contest. Going up in trip after a success at Wolverhampton last month, Ten Carat Harry will find things tougher under a penalty. Beyond The Bar looks to build upon a promising debut effort when third at Hamilton.

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15:43 Catterick (Class 6) (3YO plus)

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1m 7f 189y

Winner £4,187 - 9 ran

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Having returned to form with a close-up second over 1m6f here, compensation could be on the cards for BOLLIN NEIL. The C&D winner should appreciate the extra quarter-mile and makes plenty of appeal off an unchanged mark. Team Endeavour and Toby Two Scoops both arrive on the back of runner-up efforts - the latter behind the selection here - and cannot be dismissed, although a bigger threat may emerge from Cloudy Rose, who has looked in need of a stiffer test.

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16:18 Catterick (Class 6) (3YO plus)

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5f 212y

Winner £4,187 - 9 ran

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Having built upon placed efforts at Thirsk and Newcastle with a victory at Gosforth Park, Bazball merits respect in her follow-up bid. However, a 4lb higher mark does demand more of her and preference is for BANDELLO. Jennie Candlish's inmate has been in decent heart in classified company of late and reverting to handicaps may enable a belated breakthrough victory. Glendown and Crocus Time are others of interest.

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16:50 Catterick (Class 5) (3YO plus)

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7f 6y

Winner £5,234 - 12 ran

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DRAUPNIR seemed to appreciate the drop to 7f when getting off the mark at Thirsk on his most recent start and a 5lb rise might not be enough to stop him from backing that performance up. Kirkdale remains capable of better on his first appearance since May and has to enter calculations along with Coconut Bay, who has knocked on the door the last twice.

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17:25 Catterick (Class 5) (3YO plus)

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1m 4f 13y

Winner £4,711 - 7 ran

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Lights Go Down has filled the runner-up spot at Ayr and Pontefract on his last couple of outings. The son of Postponed commands plenty of respect in first-time cheekpieces, but a chance is given to MERSEA ISLAND. Charlie Johnston's gelding clearly wasn't right on his return at Doncaster in March and stepping up to 1m4f promises to aid his cause. Heathen and Lightning Tiger head the remainder.

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