6f · Class 6 · 4yo+ · Soft · 8 runners · £3,664

All racecards for Monday 21st September

We saidWon at 11/4

BAY BREEZE 5/1

BAY BREEZE is the only confirmed front-runner — and this is a track where that matters: front-runners here win 2.2 times their share of these races. An uncontested lead could be decisive.

BAY BREEZE at 5/1, Tim Easterby and David Allan, is the standout, and this is exactly the sort of race to find one. He races off a mark 9lb below the 67 it won from back in May 2025, handles the ground, with 5 wins from 14 on it and gets a trip he has won over.

IMPRESSOR rates higher on our figures but has been set aside by hand — He won at Hamilton the day before and is declared again 24 hours later off the same mark. A quick turnaround like that is usually taken out on the morning, and a horse we expect to be withdrawn is not one to advise.

The dangers are IMPRESSOR at 7/2 (a course winner) and WINTER CROWN at 9/1 (well handicapped).

Non-runners: Cape Sovereign.

Result

PosHorse / SPJockey
Trainer
AgeWgtOR
1(1)3. Bay Breeze 11/4 our selectionJ: David AllanT: Tim Easterby79-758
Set the pace from the start - pushed along in the final furlong - allowed to coast home in front
2(4)2. Lesley's Boy 6/1J: Oisin OrrT: Richard & Peter Fahey49-960
Sat close to the front pack - pushed along a furlong out - moved into second inside the last - stayed on to finish 1.5 lengths back
3(5)[3¼]5. Edmond Halley 10/11FJ: Connor BeasleyT: Edward Bethell49-455
Slow to break - soon up with the pace and pulling hard - pushed along a furlong out - unable to hold third and edged back into fourth close home
4(7)2[5¼]9. Summerstorms Dream 18/1J: Lauren YoungT: Jim Goldie48-444
Sluggish start - settled towards the back - improved position with 2f left before failing to threaten from a furlong out
5(3)½[5¾]4. Ottawa 10/1J: Billy GarrittyT: Liam Bailey49-657
Handy early - dropped away from over 4f out - held no chance late
6(8)11[16¾]8. Sovereign Class 25/1J: Andrew MullenT: Grant Tuer48-1148
Held up towards the back - lost touch approaching final 3f - dropped away steadily through closing stages to finish sixth
7(9)[19¼]1. Winter Crown 33/1J: Daniel TudhopeT: Liam Bailey69-960
Tracked the pace on the far flank - dropped away with two furlongs left - faded steadily to finish seventh

Winning time 1m 14.06s · Going Soft · Non-runners: Cape Sovereign, Impressor · Tote win £3.75