APPLE AWAY (3.00) can cap a fruitful week for Lucinda Russell in the Midlands National at Uttoxeter.
The trainer struck at Cheltenham with Myretown and the chaser can give her more big-race glory. The eight-year-old stayed three miles well when second to Grey Dawning in a Warwick Grade 2.
She kept up the good work with creditable efforts at Ascot and Cheltenham in similar company. The bay, right, was rewarded for those displays
Lucinda has yet another sweet runner at Uttoxeter for the Midlands National when hosing up from Instit at the Perth Festival. Fourth on her return at Kelso, she was unlucky to meet the useful Marsh Wren at Market Rasen.
The mare put in another fine shift when finding only Don't Rightly Know too good at Newbury. She relished stepping up to 3m 4f when second to Famous Bridge in the Haydock National Trial.
The Arlary raider can resume winning ways over this marathon trip. Russell can double up with WALK ON QUEST (3.35) in the JenningsBet Novice Handicap Chase.
The bay left his timber form behind when cosily denying Augharue on his fencing debut at Kelso. He stayed upwardly mobile over two miles by comfortably dismissing Fearless Action at Carlisle.
The gelding didn't mind tackling 2m 4f when coasting to victory from Artic Row at Ayr. He stayed unbeaten in his new career with a hugely impressive defeat of Menaggio at Kelso.
The eight-year-old surged clear that day so can deny some exciting rivals over three miles.
WELLINGTON ARCH (1.50) can give his rivals the boot in the Nationwide Handicap Hurdle. Team O'Neill's horse caught the eye when second to Sorceleur at Exeter.
The six-year-old soon put that run to good use when hacking up from Throatlash at Carlisle.
He was second to Fingle Bridge over 2m 3f at Market Rasen and took a drop in trip in his stride when hammering Fidendum back there.
The six-year-old scored with plenty in hand so can cash in on a fair mark back over further.
BLAZE THE WAY (2.25) looks red-hot for Margaret Mullins in the Jenningsbet Handicap Hurdle. The gelding began the season with fair efforts in maidens at Gowran and Fairyhouse.
He then found Grade 3 company too much when seventh behind The Yellow Clay at Navan. The bay showed that three miles was his best trip when slamming Toor Khov at that venue.
He improved again when second to Music Of Tara down in trip back there. The sevenyear-old is nicely unexposed so can go one better over a more suitable distance.
THE BLUESMAN (4.10) can call the tune for Paul Nicholls in the JenningsBet Novice Hurdle. The six-year-old ended his bumper career by beating Shade Of Winter at Chepstow.
Sent for a wind operation soon after, the gelding was then not seen for another 235 days.
He showed the benefits when caning Western Article switched to timber a...
The trainer struck at Cheltenham with Myretown and the chaser can give her more big-race glory. The eight-year-old stayed three miles well when second to Grey Dawning in a Warwick Grade 2.
She kept up the good work with creditable efforts at Ascot and Cheltenham in similar company. The bay, right, was rewarded for those displays
Lucinda has yet another sweet runner at Uttoxeter for the Midlands National when hosing up from Instit at the Perth Festival. Fourth on her return at Kelso, she was unlucky to meet the useful Marsh Wren at Market Rasen.
The mare put in another fine shift when finding only Don't Rightly Know too good at Newbury. She relished stepping up to 3m 4f when second to Famous Bridge in the Haydock National Trial.
The Arlary raider can resume winning ways over this marathon trip. Russell can double up with WALK ON QUEST (3.35) in the JenningsBet Novice Handicap Chase.
The bay left his timber form behind when cosily denying Augharue on his fencing debut at Kelso. He stayed upwardly mobile over two miles by comfortably dismissing Fearless Action at Carlisle.
The gelding didn't mind tackling 2m 4f when coasting to victory from Artic Row at Ayr. He stayed unbeaten in his new career with a hugely impressive defeat of Menaggio at Kelso.
The eight-year-old surged clear that day so can deny some exciting rivals over three miles.
WELLINGTON ARCH (1.50) can give his rivals the boot in the Nationwide Handicap Hurdle. Team O'Neill's horse caught the eye when second to Sorceleur at Exeter.
The six-year-old soon put that run to good use when hacking up from Throatlash at Carlisle.
He was second to Fingle Bridge over 2m 3f at Market Rasen and took a drop in trip in his stride when hammering Fidendum back there.
The six-year-old scored with plenty in hand so can cash in on a fair mark back over further.
BLAZE THE WAY (2.25) looks red-hot for Margaret Mullins in the Jenningsbet Handicap Hurdle. The gelding began the season with fair efforts in maidens at Gowran and Fairyhouse.
He then found Grade 3 company too much when seventh behind The Yellow Clay at Navan. The bay showed that three miles was his best trip when slamming Toor Khov at that venue.
He improved again when second to Music Of Tara down in trip back there. The sevenyear-old is nicely unexposed so can go one better over a more suitable distance.
THE BLUESMAN (4.10) can call the tune for Paul Nicholls in the JenningsBet Novice Hurdle. The six-year-old ended his bumper career by beating Shade Of Winter at Chepstow.
Sent for a wind operation soon after, the gelding was then not seen for another 235 days.
He showed the benefits when caning Western Article switched to timber a...
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