Timeform Daily: Monday, Kempton 17:15

Mac's Power would be thrown in off this mark at his peak and has shown enough in 2 starts at Lingfield this year to suggest he can end his long losing run.

Timeform provide a runner-by-runner guide and verdict on a six-furlong handicap at Kempton...

Peace Seeker ended a long losing run when notching a turf double at Yarmouth (5f) last summer. Reliable on polytrack since, but the handicapper looks in charge for now. First-time tongue tie fitted here.

My Son Max scored over 5f at Wolverhampton in April and suggested he was on the way back when third here in December, but he failed to build on that at the former venue last time.

Naabegha took advantage of the drop to claiming company at Lingfield in December, but he's finished nearer last than first on all 4 starts in handicaps since and is now tried in a hood.

Light From Mars got back on the scoreboard in a 7f claimer at Wolverhampton for this yard in July before a spell with Tom Dascombe. Has found the frame in 3 of 4 starts this year, but more needed to resume winning ways.

Clear Praise grabbed the favoured rail when making all at Lingfield (turf) in August and not disgraced in 2 starts here last month after an absence. Still work to do from this mark, but a first-time hood may help.

Bainne landed a trio of turf handicaps for Charlie Swan in Ireland last year, but she was well held on her debut for new connections over C&D in January and needs to step up on that to figure.

Valmina bounced back to form when scoring at Lingfield in January and followed-up there 10 days later. Not disgraced when seventh in a similar event last weekend.

Toymaker showed that he still retains all his ability when landing an 8.6f Wolverhampton handicap early last month. Struggled off this revised mark there 12 days later, however.

Tyfos is a weak finisher who was placed 4 times on polytrack early in 2013, but hasn't troubled the judge in 6 starts on turf/fibresand since

Mac's Power was a very useful handicapper in his prime for James Fanshawe and ran his best race for this yard when runner-up in a Lingfield handicap last month. Potentially well treated if continuing his revival.

Glastonberry returned to winning ways at Wolverhampton in September and was just denied by Valmina on her penultimate start at Lingfield. Best excused her effort there last time (short of room final furlong).

Timeform 1-2-3:
1. Mac's Power
2. Glastonberry
3. Clear Praise

Timeform View: Mac's Power would be thrown in off this mark at his peak and has shown enough in 2 starts at Lingfield this year to suggest he can end his long losing run. Glastonberry almost certainly remains in form and may provide the strongest challenge to the selection.

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Sectional Debrief: Kempton, Wednesday May 8

"What is clear from the sectionals is that Tajheez is quite a bit better than those who chased him home..."

Simon Rowlands returns with his latest sectional analysis...

Regular readers of these Sectional Debriefs will know the score by now: the table below identifies the general run of the races, and sectional rating for the winners of those races, based on the fact that how a horse achieves an overall time affects what that time is. 

The good news for those coming late to the party is that past Sectional Debriefs can be found elsewhere on this site; the bad news is that you have already missed a couple of nice winners - Spillway and Fig Roll - since this series began a few weeks ago!

Kempton's Wednesday evening meeting had a majority of steadily-run (or even slowly-run) races, as shown by the high finishing speed %s and commensurately high sectional mark-ups in the table. The exceptions are the first and last two races: those last two races resulted in decent overall times and even better sectional ratings, but that first race did not.

There is no apparent reason why the Tagalaka time was so modest, for it was not an obvious function of the pace of the race. As a result, the winner goes on the "to oppose" list. Indeed, the whole race is worth viewing with some suspicion. 

Cape Alex ran close to par in winning the 12f handicap (third-placed Time Square went a bit faster than ideal in front) and sectional mark-ups for all the runners are small. This looks solid form, but there are no obvious eye-catchers, in other words.

The 7f minor contest won by Double Your Money is quite a bit more interesting, however. The winner set a decent pace but was given a bit too much rope, and third-placed Kabbaas (86 sectional rating) and fourth-placed Singersongwriter (88 sectional rating) did well given how things unfolded. Singersongwriter (who posted roughly 34.9s final 3f) had a BHA mark of 74 prior to this and is especially interesting. 

The other horse to take from proceedings is Tajheez, the short-priced winner of the 11f handicap. The sectional adjustment does not bridge the gap between his overall time and the time that could be expected of a horse with his ability, but it comes close. What is clear from the sectionals is that Tajheez (roughly 36.0s final 3f) is quite a bit better than those who chased him home. Rating him 6 lb better than the result is realistic, and that could be enough to see him follow up in similar company.  

To Follow: Singersongwriter, Tajheez
To Oppose: Tagalaka 

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Sectional Debrief: Kempton, Monday April 22

Simon Rowlands analyses the sectionals from Monday's meeting on the all-weather at Kempton Park...

Both the potential and the limitations of sectionals taken by hand can be illustrated by the Kempton meeting on Monday April 22. On the one hand, sectionals taken for the leaders and engineered for individual runners at the 3f marker identify the general run of the races and flag up a number of interesting performances. On the other, the unavoidable absence of sectionals for every horse at every furlong almost certainly results in some important information being missed. 

Still, for as long as British Racing prefers to invest in projects other than sectional timing, even diehard sectionalists will have to make do with living in a state of semi-ignorance. 

The most obvious piece of missing information is that for (the appropriately-named) Secret Talent in the 7f maiden. The last 3f sectional shows that the race turned into a sprint, but it does not capture the fact that the winner quickened from the front in tremendous style something like a furlong AFTER the sectional (and yet he won by 7 lengths and the same). 

The mark-up based on last 3f sectional is modest in view of the overall race time, but a very rough estimate of 21.7 sec for the last 2f for the winner would result in a sectional rating of 105, not 79. The likelihood is that Secret Talent is a decidedly useful performer, and that he will rate well into the 100s. But there is a large degree of educated guesswork involved in that from a sectional point of view.

Some observers will tell you that Bright Strike did well to win the 7f handicap "against the pace bias that had been evident throughout the afternoon". This is nonsense and reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of the subject. Both pace and position can be modified on a by-race basis and therefore pace and position analysis needs to be conducted on a by-race basis. The only enduring pace bias is that the overall time of an individual running in a non-efficient way will be compromised. 

Bright Strike did well to come from a bit off the pace specific to the race he was running in and deserves to be rated in the region of 5 lb more superior to the placed horses than implied by the bare result. Fourth-placed Excuse To Linger made late headway also and can be rated third-best. 

Shahrazad, Order of Service, Pether's Moon and King Olav were all winners who were leading turning in. In each case, at least one of their rivals did better than they did in time terms from the sectional, but that is not to say any of them was clearly flattered.

Black Truffle (59 sectional rating) comes out best on sectionals in the opener, but only just ahead of Shahrazad in a race run in a decent overall time (given the abilities of the horses concerned); the same can be said of Shearian (72 sectional rating) in Order of Service's race; Pether's Moon comes out best in his race, with the first two more superior to their rivals than the bare result; Mount Abora (67 sectional rating) might have finished closer to King Olav set less to do, but the eased winner won well enough (and in a reasonable enough time) to think that he was comfortably best on the day in any case.    

Foxhaven came from second at the sectional in the first division of the 11f handicap and comes out scarcely better than second or third on sectionals in what was a tactical affair. Midnight Feast came from a few lengths back to take the concluding 7f handicap, with South Cape (66 sectional rating) also worthy of marking up from the bare result. Runner-up Homeward Strut (66 sectional rating) and fourth-placed Mishrif (61 sectional rating) looked to have been slightly favoured by the run of the race. 

To follow: Bright Strike
To oppose: Foxhaven, Homeward Strut 

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In-Running Week: Coin it in at Kempton

"When Hidden Coin has led he has won five and been placed on the other occasion in six runs. The four times he has not got to the front he has been unplaced."

Neil Munro goes dual-purpose in the search for angles this week.

Unless you are a trader who specialises in either National Hunt, all-weather or turf Flat racing then, like myself, you are involved in an ever-evolving and changing racing world. 

Take this time of year, we have just seen three magnificent days racing at Aintree, which came four weeks after Cheltenham, we have also had the culmination of the all-weather winter season, and now we are two months away from Royal Ascot. My head hurts!

But Aintree uncovered a few more horses for the database.

Horses on the Database

Sire De Grugy - Gary Moore has had a decent National Hunt season and Sire de Grugy has helped towards that in a very small way with a couple of wins in novice chases. Sent up to Aintree for a tough little race he travelled supremely well before emptying out very quickly and then making a bad mistake at the last. Sire De Grugy has done this before, over hurdles and fences so he is an interesting player for the rest of this season and next. His stats are strong so I am looking at the positive angles when trading with him. He has traded at half his BSP on 15 of his 16 career wins and he has a win ratio of 38%.

Back Sire De Grugy pre-race at BSP and then lay out your stake only at half BSP in the run; then put some low odds-on in-running offers but in the main I want SDG to be my main winning position.

Third Intention - Colin Tizzard's six-year-old has run six cracking races in seven efforts over fences but the truth of the matter is that he has yet to win since going chasing. In the Mildmay Novices' Chase at Aintree he put up another fantastic effort to go down by six lengths in second to Dynaste. Third Intention is a very strong-travelling type so I didn't play in the Mildmay because of Dynaste, who obviously moves and jumps well in his races. Despite Third Intention trading 2.34 in the run (BSP of 19.5), I still believe I made the right decision. But I will be trading on him in the future.

Back Third Intention pre-race at BSP and then lay out your stake at half BSP in the run. Depending on the company that he is pitched in at I will then put up some further offers to lay at around 3.0 and odds-on as he has struggled to win over fences.

Super Duty - I have a lot of time for Donald McCain's seven-year-old and despite what looked a disappointing run in the above-mentioned Mildmay I will still want to trade on him in the future. I know a lot of the Cheltenham form has held up at Aintree but I think Super Duty had such a tough race in the Kim Muir that this came too soon and that is why his jumping became erratic once he was put under pressure. He is a natural front runner who has plenty of battling qualities and this will come to the fore next season, maybe in some staying handicaps. To paraphrase David Soul, don't give up on him!

Back Super Duty pre-race at BSP and then lay out your stake at half BSP in the run in handicap company. I would then put up further offers at odds on to create a green book. If pitched in higher I would get out double my stake at half BSP and leave it at that. 

Tanks For That - Nicky Henderson's ten-year-old enjoyed the return to better ground at Aintree but also proved that he is hard to win with. He got to the front, looked around, got taken on for the lead and then showed renewed enthusiasm with a final effort before finishing second. Tanks For That has been known to idle in front and I do think connections try to deliver him late but whatever they do with him he is tough to win with.

Back Tanks For That over trips around two miles on good or good to soft ground pre-race at BSP and then lay out your stake at half the BSP in the run with further offers at odds-on.

Something for the weekend

Hiddon Coin (Kempton Saturday 14:40) - Keep an eye out if David O'Meara's three-year-old goes for the conditions race at Kempton this coming Saturday. He has proved that getting to the front is what it is all about with this son of Red Clubs. When he has led he has won five and been placed on the other occasion in six runs. The four times he has not got to the front he has been unplaced. So look at the draw, look for other pace, and see if he is likely to get a chance to dictate.

Broxbourne (Doncaster Saturday 14:55) - Mark Johnston's four-year-old filly may have already run by the time we get to the weekend as she has entries at Catterick today but wherever she turns up next she is a game girl who keeps finding, even in defeat. Last time out she stayed on but her run got interrupted but previously she has traded double her BSP four times in five wins so try and back her high in the run if you fancy her.

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Kempton

Racecourse: Kempton Park
First Race Time: 2.15pm
Going: Good to Soft
Other Information: 4mm of rain overnight. Still raining with the potential for another 5mm before racing.

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Follow The Money: Two backs and one lay at Kempton

"Camachoice's jockey Adam Kirby has a 43% strike rate when riding for owner Giuliano Mafrendini."

Back Camachoice @ 3.814/5 Kempton 13:20

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Starting at 13:20 in the 1m Handicap Camachoice has been backed in to 3.814/5 from 6.05/1. The three-year-old colt makes his handicap debut today, and Jockey Adam Kirby has a 43% strike rate when riding for owner Giuliano Mafrendini. Relatively unexposed, the colt has ridden twice over this trip at Kempton finishing half way down the field on both occasions but has been backed to find the necessary improvement to win today.   

In the 14:20 6f Maiden Stakes Clock Opera has drifted out to 2.915/8 from 2.285/4. The 3yo filly sets the standard in this race but does not appear to be progressing and lost last time out over this course and distance as an 8-15 favourite. Having raced four times, she may be considered a little exposed and may be vulnerable to a potential improver, though it does look a relatively weak maiden race.

Finally, in the 16:20 Handicap over 1m3f, Brimstone Hill has been supported in to 4.94/1 from 7.413/2. The 4yo colt has kept his form reasonably well and has finished second twice in his last four starts, though jockey William Carson has ridden him ten times without a win. The money suggests that record may change.

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Kempton

Racecourse: Kempton Park
First Race Time: 18:20
Going: Standard to slow

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The 80/20 Bet: Kempton 18:50

Today's Win & Place selection from Nick Shiambouros comes from the second race on the card at Kempton this evening...

Today's 80/20 is Iz She in the 18:50 at Kempton. This filly finished fourth to Niger at Lingfield in July. She kept on really well in the closing stages but failed to deliver a challenge behind the game winner. She appears to be improving with racing and should run well at a decent price in this interesting maiden. At present she is trading at 11.010/1 on the exchange.

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Daily Racing Info / Editor / 20 March 2012 / Leave a Comment

Racecourse Kempton Park
First Race Time 2.40pm
Going Standard
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Nick Shiambouros' Patented 80/20 Bet: Kempton, 16:10

80/20 / Nick Shiambouros / 20 March 2012 / Leave a Comment

Nick is hoping for a wonder of a ride from his selection this afternoon...

Today's 80/20 is Willies Wonder in the 16.10 at Kempton.

This colt finished eighth to Elusive Flame on debut at Newmarket last August. He made good progress two furlongs from home but weakened in the closing stages and finished well beaten. I think he is entitled to show improvement and could run well at a big price in this maiden. At present he is trading at [14.5] on the exchange.

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Kempton Placepot: Monday March 19

Daily Placepots / Simon Baker / 19 March 2012 / Leave a Comment

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"The majority of these are either exposed or unproven at the trip, but neither of those statements apply to The Absent Mare..."

Timeform's Simon Baker heads to Kempton Park for Monday's placepot...

14:50 - It's difficult for front runners to go too fast on the inner loop at Kempton, so Novabridge looks a solid starting point given he'll likely have the run of things from the inside stall. The other interesting one is Black Cadillac. He's unexposed, in good hands, and his latest second over six furlongs here suggests he's well handicapped, too.

15:20 - This is a rotten race for placepot purposes, most of the runners with form closely matched. The best thing to do is probably to take on likely favourite Beau Duke with the fit and in-form duo Red Shuttle and Santadelacruze.

15:50 - Casual Mover was an impressive winner (in a good time) at Lingfield last time and is probably still ahead of his mark after a 5 lb rise. He's clearly worth including, but there's room for a second selection in the shape of Conducting, who seems as likely as any to run his race.

16:20 - The best way to tackle this trappy-looking handicap is to stick with a pair that caught the eye last time, namely Isdaal (probably should've won at Lingfield) and Fire In Babylon (pressed on too soon over course and distance).

16:50 - A good-quality handicap for a quiet Monday, and there are a handful of interesting runners. Chief among them is Crown Counsel, who has slipped to a handy mark and will probably be able to dominate from stall one. The other one worth sticking in the placepot is Greensward, who looks well treated on the form of his win over course and distance last summer.

17:20 - The majority of these are either exposed or unproven at the trip, but neither of those statements apply to The Absent Mare, who is progressive at this sort of level. She's worth taking alone to round things off.

Selections

14:50 - 2, 5
15:20 - 2, 5
15:50 - 1, 7
16:20 - 2, 5
16:50 - 7, 10
17:20 - 7
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Weekend Review: Nacarat lands the Kempton spoils again

News / Timeform / 27 February 2012 / Leave a Comment

Nacarat regained the Racing Plus Chase at Kempton.

"The grey, who was also successful in 2009 and has finished in the placings on two other occasions, looked as good as ever on Saturday, running to a Timeform rating only 1 lb inferior to his career-best."

Timeform review a weekend featuring a win for Nacarat in the Racing Plus Chase at Kempton alongside a whole host of Cheltenham pointers...

The Tom George-trained Nacarat added to his fantastic record in the three-mile handicap when beating Hector's Choice by 11 lengths. The grey, who was also successful in 2009 and has finished in the placings on two other occasions, looked as good as ever on Saturday, running to a Timeform rating only 1 lb inferior to his career-best. His trainer has stated that a defence of his Aintree Bowl crown is his target, and with him having a good record there and likely to be granted good ground, who's to say he can't follow up.

The Triumph Hurdle market took on a more defined shape on Saturday and, with the defeat of Minsk and his subsequent removal from the picture owing to a throat infection, it was left to Baby Mix and Grumeti to highlight their claims.

The former made a deeply promising British debut, comfortably beating Hinterland at Cheltenham, but disappointed back at that venue last month when failing to settle and looking awkward under pressure. However, he got back on track in winning the Adonis with just about as good a performance as has been seen in a juvenile hurdle this winter, jumping well and quickening decisively. The quirks shown on his penultimate start were again shown to some extent though and they'd be the main concern with regard to his Festival prospects.

Grumeti landed the Grade 2 Dovecote Hurdle later on the card, a race more slowly run than the earlier contest and resulting in a victory more about style than substance. His jumping was very slick and his acceleration impressive, his experience clearly an advantage against a pair of hurdling newcomers.

Grumeti is right up with the pick of the four-year-old hurdlers and merits serious consideration for the Triumph, presently heading the market at [6.2], whilst Baby Mix can be backed at [8.0].

Another name to bear in mind for the future is the Paul Nicholls-trained Dodging Bullets, runner-up to Grumeti on what was his hurdling debut. He was useful on the Flat, beating subsequent Grade 1 winning hurdler Hisaabaat on his last start, and made a highly promising start to life over timber. Given his inexperience he may now head to Aintree rather than Cheltenham, and he looks sure to win good races.

Cristal Bonus, also trained by Paul Nicholls, landed the Grade 2 Pendil Novices' Chase in impressive style, beating Duke of Lucca by 13 lengths. It is disappointing that his two main market rivals, Zaynar and Minella Class, failed to complete, somewhat weakening the form, but Cristal Bonus has certainly made a bright start over fences with his jumping looking fluent both on Saturday and when winning at Chepstow last month.

He has a host of Cheltenham entries, including the Arkle and the RSA, but the betting would suggest that the Jewson is his most likely target with him currently second-best in the market at [6.6].

The remarkably progressive Hunt Ball continued his upward curve when successful for the sixth time in his last seven races, winning of a BHA mark of 127 having begun his winning sequence on a mark of just 69. His progress shows no signs of abating and he will warrant respect in valuable handicaps from now on, currently heading the Byrne Group Plate market at [11.5].

Newcastle's feature event was the Eider Chase, with the 2012 renewal going the way of Portrait King, trained in Ireland by Maurice Phelan. The seven-year-old was successful at Punchestown on his previous outing, looking one to follow in marathon handicaps, and he duly confirmed that impression when beating Posh Bird by three lengths.

A final mention on Saturday goes to Aldermoor, who won a competitive Sprint Series Final at Lingfield. The participants had all been putting up good displays in the various rounds of the series, meaning there is every reason for the form tp prove solid, but it was Aldermoor that sealed the win in a first-time visor for trainer Stuart Williams.

Moving on to Sunday, which saw Fontwell host the Grade 2 National Spirit hurdle over two and a half miles. Trainer Colin Tizzard has been in excellent form of late, going at a 24% strike rate this month, and Third Intention bolstered that statistic when landing the feature. The five-year-old was not seen to best effect in the Betfair Hurdle, held-up in a slowly run race, but the step up in trip and the first-time tongue-tie may have been the catalyst for improvement.

Barbers Shop, prominent in the betting for the Gold Cup in 2009 and Ryanair in 2010, continued his resurgence in hunter chases at Fontwell, having previously won on his debut in the sphere at Fakenham. Seeing him travel and jump with enthusiasm again is a definite positive and, although he was pushed to within half a length by runner-up Merry Vic, he is still prominent in the Foxhunter Chase betting at [15.5].

Union Rags, and arguably unlucky runner-up in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile in November, got his three-year-old campaign off to a winning start when comfortably landing the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth Stakes at Gulfstream Park in North America. Clearly impressive in victory, he now heads the market for the Kentucky Derby at [4.2].

There was excellent racing in Ireland over the weekend, at Fairyhouse on Saturday and Naas on Sunday. Prince de Beauchene cemented his position at the head of the Grand National betting, with Seabass also highlighting his claims for that race, whilst Rathlin and Felix Yonger were also impressive in victory.

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Nick Shiambouros' Patented 80/20 Bet: Kempton, 15:05

80/20 / Nick Shiambouros / 25 February 2012 / Leave a Comment

Why this Choice is the right choice as regards today's 80/20 bet.

Today's 80/20 is Hector's Choice in the 15.05 at Kempton.

This talented individual finished a close third to Tatenen at Ascot last month. He kept on well in the closing stages but could not get to the game winner. He has some solid form in the book including a second to the smart Calgary Bay at Cheltenham. I think he will run well at a big price. At present he is trading at [10.0] on the exchange.

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Kempton Park

Going Report / Editor / 23 February 2012 / Leave a Comment

First Race Time: 17:20
Going: Standard

First Race Time: 13:50 Going: Turf - Good to Soft, Soft in places All Weather - Standard Other Information: 0.8mm of rain overnight. Dry today, temperature 14ºC....

First Race Time: 14:00 Going: Good to Soft Other Information: 1mm of rain yesterday...

First Race Time: 14:10 Going: Standard...

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Kempton Park

Going Report / Editor / 22 February 2012 / Leave a Comment

First Race Time: 17:30
Going: Standard

First Race Time: 13:35 Going: Good Other Information: Dry overnight...

First Race Time: 13:45 Going: Standard...

First Race Time: 13:55 Going: Good Other Information: Dry overnight...

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Kempton Park

Daily Racing Info / Editor / 16 February 2012 / Leave a Comment

Racecourse Kempton Park
First Race Time 5.15pm
Going Standard
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Racecourse Leicester First Race Time 2.30pm Going Good, good to soft in places and soft on the Flat course crossings. 8.1 on going stick. Other Information Dry overnight. Dry day forecast with temperatures up to 8 degrees....

Racecourse Musselburgh First Race Time 1.40pm Going Good. 7.0 on going stick. Other Information Dry overnight. 7 degrees at 6.30am with temperatures forecast to reach 10 degrees today and the possibility of light rain later this afternoon....

Racecourse Southwell First Race Time 1.50pm Going Standard to Slow Other Information Dry overnight...

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