Market Rasen 09 March 2014

Going: Good to Soft (Good in places)
 
 

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14:10 Market Rasen (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Lincs Loos 'national Hunt' Novices' Hurdle

2m 1f

Winner £3,249 - 8 ran

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Pair Of Jacks made an excellent start over timber when third at Newcastle in November, the form of which has been franked by the second since, and he ought to be on the premises having been given time to mature. However, bumper winner KILCOOLEY made a taking hurdling bow over C&D last month and Charlie Longsdon's charge is taken to defy a penalty returned to better ground. Royal Macnab's third behind subsequent Grade One winner Captain Cutter here in December shouldn't be take too literally, but the six-year-old is likely to fare best of the remainder.

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14:40 Market Rasen (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Roy Molyneux 80th Birthday Novices' Hurdle

2m 3f

Winner £3,249 - 8 ran

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ACT ALONE left last term's bumper form well behind when running out an imperious winner of a similar contest at Doncaster in January and Nicky Henderson's charge looks capable of defying a penalty with the ground to suit. Bumper winner Cape York is a fascinating hurdling debutant on the back of a 303-day absence and market support would look significant, while No No Mac looks vulnerable under a penalty but he should continue to ply his trade well regardless.

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15:10 Market Rasen (Class 4) (5YO plus)

Lowmans Handicap Chase

3m 1f

Winner £3,899 - 6 ran

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PALOS CONTI is an intriguing contender on his fifth start for Brian Ellison, having run creditably over inadequate trips the last twice. He makes plenty of appeal returned to this distance on the back of a subsequent 2lb ease in the weights. Orange Nassau has been a model of consistency this campaign and should give his running once more, while Milans Well would hold claims if on a going day.

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15:40 Market Rasen (Class 4) (5YO plus)

Lowmans Ye Olde Hog Roast Handicap Chase (Jockey Club Grassroots Jumps Series Qualifier)

2m 4f

Winner £3,899 - 7 ran

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MUNSAAB, a 121-rated hurdler, hasn't been disgraced on his three chase starts thus far and the eight-year-old is taken to capitalise on a chase mark of 117 with this looking easier than recent assignments. O'Callaghan Strand is intriguing contender returned to this trip having blown the cobwebs away in a 'jumpers' bumper' last month, while Riguez Dancer is steadily slipping down the weights and he warrants respect for his in-form handler.

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16:10 Market Rasen (Class 3) (4YO plus)

Rase Veterinary Equine Handicap Hurdle

3m

Winner £6,498 - 9 ran

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Kaysersberg shaped better than the bare result suggests at Doncaster after making significant errors throughout, and he holds claims off the same mark. Azure Fly is an intriguing contender returned to better ground and tackling 3m, but FIVE IN A ROW has shaped well in novice company this term and he ought to prove better than a mark of 123 on his handicap debut. Allthekingshorses is no forlorn hope returned to timber.

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16:40 Market Rasen (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Weightlifter Mares' Handicap Hurdle

2m 1f

Winner £3,899 - 5 ran

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LILY WAUGH boasts some useful bumper form, including a second-placed finish behind The Govaness at Cheltenham in November, so while her hurdling efforts have thus far proved disappointing, she ought to capitalise on a mark of 112 on her handicap debut. Phase Shift continues to knock on the door but doesn't look to have much in hand, so Ussee might prove the biggest threat returned to this trip on a decent surface.

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17:10 Market Rasen (Class 4) (4YO plus)

Watch Racing Uk On Channel 432 Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle

2m 3f

Winner £3,249 - 10 ran

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THE WEALERDEALER made a bright start in handicaps when third at Wincanton last month, travelling powerfully before weakening late on, and he makes plenty of appeal dropped in trip off the same mark. Crookstown is feasibly handicapped returning to this distance, and Kayfrou could have a say for the minor honours if the principals are not on song.

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