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The market favourite at 4.0 with genuine credentials — she's the only runner with three straight top-3 finishes (2-2-3 from her last three races), though she's yet to break her duck after four races. Her recent form is sharp and she gets the benefit of being only 9 days since her last run, which could work in her favour.
Two races, two placings — she's shown she can get competitive and nearly got there at Catterick just 30 days ago (2nd, beaten 2.0L). A course-runner at Thirsk 83 days back, though the earlier run lacks details; the recent second-place form is her strongest asset.
Never raced on normal groundLightly raced (2 career races)
Also a racecourse debutante with no prior form, though the data shows conflicting information (listed as never having raced, yet with a 3rd-place finish at Newcastle 13 days ago). The mix of information makes her impossible to assess reliably here.
Has run at Thirsk before (3rd, beaten 5.2L just 37 days ago) and placed in 2 of her last 3 races, making her the only horse with course experience here. However, her last outing (5th at York 14 days ago) shows a step backward, and the jockey-trainer combo has zero wins from four attempts together.
Top-rated by 3lbs in this field and lightly raced with only three starts, but recent form has deteriorated sharply (6th at Catterick 30 days ago). The rating advantage is real, though her recent blank run and 30-day layoff cast doubt over whether she's ready to win yet.
Making her racecourse debut with no form to assess, but trainer K. R. Burke has a strong record (108 wins from 656 races with jockey Sam James). She carries solid breeding through Supremacy and a Shamardal mare, though draw 8 offers no advantage at this course.
Racecourse debutante making her first appearance with genuinely elite sprint breeding — sired by Harry Angel, who won the Haul Sprint Cup and Diamond Jubilee Stakes, suggesting serious natural speed for five furlongs. No form to judge yet, but the pedigree edge is clear.
Only one race (3rd at Beverley 10 days ago) and making her first outing on normal ground, so data is sparse. Trainer Gemma Tutty is pairing with jockey Ashley Lewis for the first time, an untested combination that makes her difficult to assess.
Never raced on normal groundLightly raced (1 career races)
Just one race under her belt (3rd at Catterick 23 days ago) makes her data too thin to judge, and she's never raced on normal ground before. With minimal evidence and modest odds at 26.0, she's a step too far from credible contention.
Never raced on normal groundLightly raced (1 career races)
Lightly raced with just three career runs and highly unfancied at 41.0 odds, with a concerning gap of 48 days since her last race. Her form reads 4-2-12, showing she can find placings but isn't consistent enough to trust in a competitive field.
Racecourse debutante with no form to judge, but pedigree worth noting — by Space Blues (a five-furlong specialist) out of a Lookin At Lucky mare, suggesting early-season five-furlong potential. The jockey-trainer combo has only three wins from 21 races together, a modest record.
Making her racecourse debut with clean slate form, but Ben Haslam's yard has sent out 35 winners this season — a strong indicator of operational strength. The jockey-trainer combination is promising (4 wins from 7 races), though nothing in her profile stands out as distinctive.
Two races without a place finish (5-4 at Beverley), the worst-performing horse in the field by record, and she's never raced on normal ground. With odds at 36.0 and recent form showing nothing competitive, she looks a long shot despite Tim Easterby's strong yard record.
Never raced on normal groundLightly raced (2 career races)
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