Market Rasen 06 June 2014

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13:55 Market Rasen (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Watch Racing Uk On Channel 432 Novices' Hurdle

2m 1f

Winner £3,249 - 8 ran

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GABRIAL THE GREAT won with his head in his chest in a novice hurdle at Aintree when last sighted and is difficult to oppose, even with the slight burden of a penalty. C&D winner Rolling Maul was very impressive when sluicing up in maiden company and is nominated as the main danger, though he's likely vying for a supporting role behind a rival rated 5lb his superior on official figures. Cyclone, a dual winner on the Flat, looks best of the rest.

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14:30 Market Rasen (Class 5) (4YO plus)

Hartshead Club Fiddle Trip 2014 Novices' Handicap Hurdle

2m 3f

Winner £1,949 - 10 ran

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The returning INVESTISSEMENT needs to improve on his most recent effort at Southwell in order to figure but a reproduction of his previous Worcester fourth would probably see him go close off an unchanged mark. My Nosy Rosy stayed on well for second over 2m at Towcester and is a potential improver now granted this stiffer test, while Flash Tommie is no forlorn hope either if building on his recent Southwell third off this figure.

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15:05 Market Rasen (Class 4) (5YO plus)

Download The Racing Uk Ipad App Beginners' Chase

2m 6f 110y

Winner £3,899 - 10 ran

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DREAMSOFTHEATRE failed to beat a rival home on his chase bow at Worcester but the field size was very small and he went under by less than two lengths, so the run was actually a promising effort - one which he's entitled to build on here. Kilbree Kid was beaten by just a head on his first run over fences at Perth and is feared most now dropping back from 3m. The pick of the remainder may be recent C&D third Fiddlers Bid.

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15:40 Market Rasen (Class 3) (4YO plus)

EPDS Racing Welfare BTO Series 2014 Handicap Hurdle

2m 3f

Winner £6,498 - 7 ran

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KEENELAND missed the whole of 2013 but has returned in good order this year, winning two of his three starts since moving into handicaps. He's edged up 7lb for his recent victory at Kelso but is expected to remain competitive over this slightly shorter trip and is capable of completing a hat-trick. Course winner Bowie went close over C&D when last seen and seems the main danger ahead of recent Southwell second Bob's Legend.

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16:20 Market Rasen (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Racing Uk Available Anywhere Now Handicap Hurdle

2m 5f

Winner £3,249 - 9 ran

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Master Of The Hall finished second over track and trip when last sighted but was 10 lengths adrift of the winner so needs to find some immediate improvement to go one better off the same mark. Preference is for penalised Uttoxeter scorer SHINOOKI, who is proven over the distance and may have further improvement in the pipeline on his third run in a handicap. Jonjo O'Neill's handicap debutant Flinstone is also worth a market check.

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16:55 Market Rasen (Class 4) (5YO plus)

Racing Uk Android App Racinguk.com/mobile Handicap Chase

2m 4f

Winner £3,899 - 9 ran

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TEENAGE DREAM returned a 14-length winner at Cartmel last week and is expected to follow up now turned out quickly under a penalty. Me And Ben won a Listed prize at Cheltenham when last sighted in April and is respected off just 4lb higher, while there may also be a good run on the cards from Qoubilai, who was beaten by under a length at Cartmel and now drops back in distance.

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17:30 Market Rasen (Class 6) (4YO to 6YO)

Ladies Day On Saturday 19 July Mares' Standard Open NH Flat Race

2m 1f

Winner £1,560 - 7 ran

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CHILLY MISS scraped home by a neck over C&D on debut but is entitled to improve with the benefit of that experience behind her and should remain competitive, despite carrying a penalty. Whatdoesthefoxsay scored with a little more in hand at Bangor and, having also gained experience between the flags previously, she's considered the main danger. Newcomer Beau Marsh is out of a bumper winner and is also worth monitoring in the betting.

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