Remembering Caughoo Handicap Chase · 2m7f150y
Every runner. Every signal. One decision.
Has won over hurdles and fences at Kilbeggan; was a solid second at Down Royal but made a bad mistake there last time and ran below form; has to rebound after just four days.
Dual hurdle and chase winner has regressed after a decent comeback run in December from a long absence, so questions remain.
Dual hurdle winner has run well in defeat here and was running well on second chase start at Tipperary last year when making a bad mistake at the last; not easy to fancy on last two runs.
Second runner for yard; sole win came over fences at 2m4f here last year; mostly poor since including beaten a long way the last twice so major questions.
Well-bred Flat winner is yet to score over obstacles; well beaten over hurdles four days ago and fell on chase debut previous run; needs his best to get involved.
Is just 1-19 over hurdles but has posted two decent chase runs from three starts including here; down 1lb from Wexford last time; cheekpieces added; can get involved.
Maiden posted her best chase run here in 2023; pulled-up on return from long absence last time and makes no appeal.
Lightly-raced for her age; point winner in January ran well enough over hurdles at Naas since; chasing should suit better so considered.
Surprise Down Royal winner was poor since at Downpatrick since and is 9lb out of the handicap so makes little appeal.
Eight-race maiden; chasing debut at Cork was encouraging and then got badly hampered next time; now goes handicapping but this mark is no gift.
Maiden was placed in a couple of handicaps last year for Henrietta Knight; poor form in three starts for this yard; new cheekpieces need to spark.
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Coillte M C G owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. The Balanced lens likes the blend of SR strength (62) and market confidence (88). The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
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Community SignalEight-race maiden; chasing debut at Cork was encouraging and then got badly hampered next time; now goes handicapping but this mark is no gift.
Has won over hurdles and fences at Kilbeggan; was a solid second at Down Royal but made a bad mistake there last time and ran below form; has to rebound after just four days.
Is just 1-19 over hurdles but has posted two decent chase runs from three starts including here; down 1lb from Wexford last time; cheekpieces added; can get involved.
Lightly-raced for her age; point winner in January ran well enough over hurdles at Naas since; chasing should suit better so considered.
Well-bred Flat winner is yet to score over obstacles; well beaten over hurdles four days ago and fell on chase debut previous run; needs his best to get involved.
Dual hurdle winner has run well in defeat here and was running well on second chase start at Tipperary last year when making a bad mistake at the last; not easy to fancy on last two runs.
Surprise Down Royal winner was poor since at Downpatrick since and is 9lb out of the handicap so makes little appeal.
Maiden was placed in a couple of handicaps last year for Henrietta Knight; poor form in three starts for this yard; new cheekpieces need to spark.
Second runner for yard; sole win came over fences at 2m4f here last year; mostly poor since including beaten a long way the last twice so major questions.
Dual hurdle and chase winner has regressed after a decent comeback run in December from a long absence, so questions remain.