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15:25 Ayr

Wednesday 13 November 2024

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LiveScore Bet Open NH Flat Race (GBB Race)

Off time: 15:25 | Winning time: 4m 1.82s

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Selected odds by:

Castle Carrock

Age: 5| Weight: 11-2| J: Danny McMenamin| T: N G Richards

4/6

Out of a dual bumper winner and a likely type on paper for a stable with a strong bumper record, particularly here.

Form:

Glenville¹⁸⁶

Age: 4| Weight: 11-2| J: Craig Nichol| T: Ewan Whillans

15/2

25/1, down the field in a Haydock bumper in May. Returns in what is probably a weaker race but still only consider if the subject of market support.

Form: 0

Jack Dempsey

Age: 4| Weight: 11-2| J: Alan Doyle⁽⁵⁾| T: I A Duncan

33/1

Jack Hobbs colt. Dam, no show in 2 bumpers, half-sister to fair hurdler/fairly useful chaser (3m-3½m winner) See You There and fairly useful hurdler/chaser (stayed 3m) Golden Sparkle. Trainer 0-36 in bumpers in the last 5 seasons.

Form:

Portnablagh^t1³²

Age: 4| Weight: 11-2| J: D R Fox| T: Paul Traynor

22/1

Berkshire gelding who was pulled up in an Irish point last month. Wears a tongue strap.

Form: P

Wild Reiver^h1

Age: 5| Weight: 11-2| J: Conor Rabbitt⁽⁵⁾| T: I Jardine

5/1

Valirann gelding. Dam unraced half-sister to useful hurdler (stayed 3m) Colonial Dreams. Wears hood. Interesting newcomer for a yard which has a 3-21 record in bumpers here in the last 5 seasons.

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Shes All Pride¹⁷²

Age: 4| Weight: 10-9| J: Chris Ward⁽³⁾| T: Deborah Cole

5/1

Runner-up sole start in Irish points (May 25). The stable has had a bumper winner in the last 5 seasons.

Form: 2

Forecasts

Castle Carrock (4/6), Shes All Pride (5/1), Wild Reiver (5/1), Glenville (15/2), Portnablagh (22/1), Jack Dempsey (33/1)

Nicky Richards operates at a 25% strike-rate in bumpers here so CASTLE CARROCK looks the most likely winner before any market clues are known. Iain Jardine is more than capable of readying one for a race like this so Wild Reiver is a tentative second choice ahead of Irish point runner-up She's All Pride, a first ever Ayr runner for Deborah Cole.