Huntingdon 10 February 2011

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13:40 Huntingdon (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Caffreys And Corby Handicap Hurdle

3m 2f

Winner £2,277 - 14 ran

No.
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Form Snapshot

Point-to-point winner BISHOPHILL JACK has shaped with plenty of encouragement in two of his three hurdle starts to date, running on for fifth over 2m6f at Wincanton last month, and he's one to follow now stepping into the handicap sphere off a workable mark. Sprosser likes a test and has been given a chance by the assessor having been off the track for so long, but recent Leicester second Empire Builder looks a bigger threat.

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14:10 Huntingdon (Class 4) (5YO plus)

Clacton Comrades Carling Handicap Chase

2m 4f 110y

Winner £2,602 - 12 ran

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Horse
Age / Wt / OR
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Form Snapshot

SILVER DOLLARS was at the peak of his game around the turn of the year, following up a narrow Warwick win with a runaway success over this C&D. He's up 6lb in the ratings following that latest triumph but seems to handle any ground and can complete the hat-trick. Manmoon took a heavy tumble at Plumpton last month but isn't handicapped out of it, despite being 4lb higher than for a win on his penultimate outing. Not So Sure Dick and Midnight Appeal are also considered.

3

14:40 Huntingdon (Class 3) (5YO plus)

Racing UK Novices' Handicap Chase

3m

Winner £4,554 - 8 ran

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Form Snapshot

TOPSHAM BELLE failed to figure on her chasing debut at Newbury in December but it was a different story last month at Leicester, where she again jumped a little sloppily but stayed on strongly to beat previous Ascot winner Teddy's Reflection. Having been allotted what looks a fair handicap mark and expected to appreciate good ground, Nicky Henderson's Presenting mare could take some beating. There are plenty of dangers, however, including Squadron, The Ferbane Man and chasing newcomer The Old Pretender.

4

15:10 Huntingdon (Class 2) (4YO only)

Corona And Three Jolly Butchers Chatteris Fen Juvenile Hurdle

2m 110y

Winner £6,505 - 5 ran

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Form Snapshot

A MEDIA LUZ was still in front and looked the likeliest winner prior to falling two out at Kempton last month. She had previously finished second to Triumph Hurdle favourite Grandouet at Newbury, form which makes her the one to be on today, especially getting over a stone in weight from main danger Pantxoa, who shaped well when winning at Warwick but pulled too hard for his own good at Cheltenham last time. Two Kisses could prove best of the rest.

5

15:40 Huntingdon (Class 4) (4YO plus)

TurfTV Handicap Hurdle

2m 4f 110y

Winner £2,602 - 14 ran

No.
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Horse
Age / Wt / OR
Jockey / Trainer
Form Snapshot

An open-looking contest but top weight BURNT OAK appeared to bump into a couple of well-treated Alan King representatives when third at Doncaster last month and he should be involved in the finish off just a 1lb higher mark. Towards the other end of the handicap, Musselburgh maiden winner Lastroseofsummer could be capable of going close off her current mark having been well supported at Fakenham last time. Lindy Lou and Tricky Tree are others of note.

6

16:10 Huntingdon (Class 6) (5YO plus)

Huntingdon Audi A7 Open Hunters' Chase

3m

Winner £750 - 7 ran

No.
Form
Horse
Age / Wt / OR
Jockey / Trainer
Form Snapshot

Former Cheltenham Festival winner CORK ALL STAR hasn't been seen in National Hunt action since finishing second to Pomme Tiepy in a hurdle race at Fairyhouse in November 2008 but recent point-to-point performances suggest current connections have him in excellent shape. He could prove too classy for today's rivals. Aztec Warrior and the returning Gripit N Tipit are expected to put up most resistance, in what could be an informative contest of its type.

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16:40 Huntingdon (Class 5) (4YO to 7YO)

EBF/DBS Mares' Standard Open NH Flat Race (Qualifier)

2m 110y

Winner £1,795 - 16 ran

No.
Form
Horse
Age / Wt / OR
Jockey / Trainer
Form Snapshot

Nicky Henderson has an outstanding record in races of this nature and HEATHER ROYAL could claim another success for the yard. She beat Dorabelle - subsequently a dual winner over hurdles - in a Bangor 'bumper' last May and is entitled to have strengthened up during the interim. Fellow winners Baby Shine, Dream Performance and Genstone Trail are considered, with Fontwell runner-up Zahirah Moon another obvious danger.

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