Daily Racing Thread Wednesday 2nd. April 2025

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Wednesday's Meetings

Musselburgh
Flat 7 Races 1:37-4:43p.m.
Ludlow
N/H 6 Races 2:15-4:48p.m.
Exeter
N/H 6 Races 2:25-5:00p.m.
Gowran(E)
Flat 7 Races 4:02-7:15p.m.
Southwell(E)
A/W 7 Races 4:55-8:30p.m.

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[NassauBoard]

I posted my gibberish into Copilot -

3:07 - 12 Runner Handicap Over 7 Furlongs

This looks like an interesting race, with a decent pace likely thanks to Doomsday being in the mix, alongside others who can go forward. Draw bias isn’t usually much of an issue over this trip, but the pace bias could make things intriguing. Leading horses score a 2.33 IV here, with 189 wins from 731 runs, so there’s clear potential for a front-runner to capitalise. The question is, can Doomsday get loose on the lead, or will someone else take control?

Doomsday
A horse with CD form—he’s run 4 times over course and distance, including a win in a claimer last time he was here. He led in 3 of those runs and finished second in a claimer over CD back in 2023. That’s promising, but the step up in class could be his undoing. Just 2 wins from 27 in this grade suggests he might not be good enough.

Ramon Di Loria
Another runner who likes to be up there early. He’s had two CD runs where he raced prominently and placed both times. Those were decent races, too, showing he’s got the ability required for this level. He’s also got a course win to his name and a strong 25% strike rate in the class.

Without Delay
A course specialist with 3 wins from 10 starts here—but this trip doesn’t suit him quite as well. Just 1 win from 23 attempts over 7 furlongs tells a different story.

Golden Valour
If they go off too hard, he could be the one to benefit. He won over CD in October when held up, and followed that with a solid effort in defeat coming from the rear in November. That said, I think the pace will hold up this time.

Coconut Bay
Carrying a low weight, this runner has the potential to perform well. He can go forward, has recent form, and is proven over this trip with wins and placings in this class. Plenty of positives to suggest he could be in the mix.


It’s shaping up to be a fascinating contest. The pace looks set to hold, so the front-runners could have the edge—but if they overdo it, the closers might just pick up the pieces. Let’s see how it unfolds!

14/1 Coconut Bay
16/ Doomsday

 

[NassauBoard]

3:37 - Sprint Handicap Over 5 Furlongs

This is one of the top races on the card, with a fast and contested pace almost guaranteed. The Lead pace angle stands out with a 2.04 IV, offering a solid advantage for horses who race prominently. With Curious Rover, Paddy’s Day, and Profitable Edge all bringing high pace scores, the early battle for position could be crucial.

Curious Rover
Has placed form over course and distance and has shown ability on good and good-to-firm ground. His pace score makes him one to watch if the contest heats up early.

Paddy’s Day
Also has placed form over CD and has run well on good and good-to-firm surfaces. A last-time-out winner, he comes into this race with a fitness edge.

Profitable Edge
Brings arguably the best form in the race, with his impressive win last summer on firm ground, pulling away from Le Beau Garcon. He also has CD-winning experience and has the pace to be competitive here.

Eternal Sunshine
A CD winner, and from a yard in fantastic form—Jim Goldie’s runners are 5 from 6 recently. Likely to be on the pace and primed for a strong showing at 8/1.

Looking For Lynda
Has placed form over course and distance, showing he can perform at this track. If conditions suit, he could be in the mix.

Spartan Arrow
The classiest horse in the field and a last-time-out winner. However, the challenge will be whether he can concede weight to his rivals here.

Mon Na Slieve
A disappointing last-time-out performer but has recent race fitness on his side, which could make him competitive.


The pace looks set to be fast and contested, with front-runners having the edge. But if they go too hard, a well-timed late surge could shake things up. Let’s see how the drama unfolds!

8/1 Eternal Sunshine

 

[Grade One]

3.25 Exeter-Espoir Des Forges

Should improve form now on better ground

Each Way @ 13-2 [Bet 365]

 

[Ron]

Wouldn't touch either of those races. Good luck Nass

Muss 14.37 Motawaared at Evs. LOST Might need further but looks to have loads in hand. Crowley riding so looks as though the intention is to win this before moving up in distance. Looks a solid bet at that price

 

[Ron]

Southwell
16.55 Tuco Salamanca at 11/10 LOST
19.00 Oriental Prince banker at 6/5 WON 4/6

Straight double the two

 

[Ron]

Gowran Park
17.10 Win Me Over at Evs LOST Tough race but by Kingman out of a Nayef mare and sister to Palace Pier. Add to that trained by AOB. Has to be value at Evs

 

[Ron]

3.25 Exeter-Espoir Des Forges

Should improve form now on better ground

Each Way @ 13-2 [Bet 365]

Fancied Super Saint in that but scared stiff of the Golden Horn mare on a hat trick so 13/8 didn't look attractive enough BOTH LOST for info

 

[Ron]

Might as well have a small accumulator on my 4 at the odds

 

[NassauBoard]

Southwell
16.55 Tuco Salamanca at 11/10
19.00 Oriental Prince banker at 6/5

Straight double the two

I looked at Southwell, do you think we should be backing a horse first time at the course under a penalty? I thought Tuco Salamanca was worth taking on, with possibly the Fahey horse who has the course and distance form and could be improving too. I thought that race was pretty open.

Oriental Prince does have the course form and I am a little surprised he is odds against. He is tempting.

So back the former, lay the latter!!

 

[Ron]

I looked at Southwell, do you think we should be backing a horse first time at the course under a penalty? I thought Tuco Salamanca was worth taking on, with possibly the Fahey horse who has the course and distance form and could be improving too. I thought that race was pretty open.

Oriental Prince does have the course form and I am a little surprised he is odds against. He is tempting.

So back the former, lay the latter!!

Which is the Fahey horse Nass?

 

[NassauBoard]

Sorry, always get Fahey and Ryan mixed up. Horse I meant was West Tyrone

 

[SwanHills]

14:45 Ludlow - Regal Renaissance

Class-4 Mares' Handicap Chase over 2m4f on good ground

Only 4-runners in this and a very meagre price for the eventual winner, but this Clovis Du Berlai mare has a very good chance to take home the spoils. Sam Twiston-Davies rides for the Henry Daly yard.

6/4 best price in nearly all places on the ATR site, at time of writing.

 

[Ron]

Wouldn't touch either of those races. Good luck Nass

Muss 14.37 Motawaared at Evs. Might need further but looks to have loads in hand. Crowley riding so looks as though the intention is to win this before moving up in distance. Looks a solid bet at that price

Oh dear

 

[gazboy]

3:37 - Sprint Handicap Over 5 Furlongs

This is one of the top races on the card, with a fast and contested pace almost guaranteed. The Lead pace angle stands out with a 2.04 IV, offering a solid advantage for horses who race prominently. With Curious Rover, Paddy’s Day, and Profitable Edge all bringing high pace scores, the early battle for position could be crucial.

Curious Rover
Has placed form over course and distance and has shown ability on good and good-to-firm ground. His pace score makes him one to watch if the contest heats up early.

Paddy’s Day
Also has placed form over CD and has run well on good and good-to-firm surfaces. A last-time-out winner, he comes into this race with a fitness edge.

Profitable Edge
Brings arguably the best form in the race, with his impressive win last summer on firm ground, pulling away from Le Beau Garcon. He also has CD-winning experience and has the pace to be competitive here.

Eternal Sunshine
A CD winner, and from a yard in fantastic form—Jim Goldie’s runners are 5 from 6 recently. Likely to be on the pace and primed for a strong showing at 8/1.

Looking For Lynda
Has placed form over course and distance, showing he can perform at this track. If conditions suit, he could be in the mix.

Spartan Arrow
The classiest horse in the field and a last-time-out winner. However, the challenge will be whether he can concede weight to his rivals here.

Mon Na Slieve
A disappointing last-time-out performer but has recent race fitness on his side, which could make him competitive.


The pace looks set to be fast and contested, with front-runners having the edge. But if they go too hard, a well-timed late surge could shake things up. Let’s see how the drama unfolds!

8/1 Eternal Sunshine

Waiting on Spartan Arrow to complete a patent with bowl and Addison so it’s got about as much chance of winning as I have of ever completing that captcha task to reset your password! Think it took a year

 

[gazboy]

Short price favs in the 6pm, 730pm and 830pm for another week patent

 

[GOLDBONES]

I posted my gibberish into Copilot -

3:07 - 12 Runner Handicap Over 7 Furlongs

This looks like an interesting race, with a decent pace likely thanks to Doomsday being in the mix, alongside others who can go forward. Draw bias isn’t usually much of an issue over this trip, but the pace bias could make things intriguing. Leading horses score a 2.33 IV here, with 189 wins from 731 runs, so there’s clear potential for a front-runner to capitalise. The question is, can Doomsday get loose on the lead, or will someone else take control?

Doomsday
A horse with CD form—he’s run 4 times over course and distance, including a win in a claimer last time he was here. He led in 3 of those runs and finished second in a claimer over CD back in 2023. That’s promising, but the step up in class could be his undoing. Just 2 wins from 27 in this grade suggests he might not be good enough.

Ramon Di Loria
Another runner who likes to be up there early. He’s had two CD runs where he raced prominently and placed both times. Those were decent races, too, showing he’s got the ability required for this level. He’s also got a course win to his name and a strong 25% strike rate in the class.

Without Delay
A course specialist with 3 wins from 10 starts here—but this trip doesn’t suit him quite as well. Just 1 win from 23 attempts over 7 furlongs tells a different story.

Golden Valour
If they go off too hard, he could be the one to benefit. He won over CD in October when held up, and followed that with a solid effort in defeat coming from the rear in November. That said, I think the pace will hold up this time.

Coconut Bay
Carrying a low weight, this runner has the potential to perform well. He can go forward, has recent form, and is proven over this trip with wins and placings in this class. Plenty of positives to suggest he could be in the mix.


It’s shaping up to be a fascinating contest. The pace looks set to hold, so the front-runners could have the edge—but if they overdo it, the closers might just pick up the pieces. Let’s see how it unfolds!

14/1 Coconut Bay
16/ Doomsday

Outstanding that Nass

 

[OddDog]

I posted my gibberish into Copilot -

3:07 - 12 Runner Handicap Over 7 Furlongs

This looks like an interesting race, with a decent pace likely thanks to Doomsday being in the mix, alongside others who can go forward. Draw bias isn’t usually much of an issue over this trip, but the pace bias could make things intriguing. Leading horses score a 2.33 IV here, with 189 wins from 731 runs, so there’s clear potential for a front-runner to capitalise. The question is, can Doomsday get loose on the lead, or will someone else take control?

Doomsday
A horse with CD form—he’s run 4 times over course and distance, including a win in a claimer last time he was here. He led in 3 of those runs and finished second in a claimer over CD back in 2023. That’s promising, but the step up in class could be his undoing. Just 2 wins from 27 in this grade suggests he might not be good enough.

Ramon Di Loria
Another runner who likes to be up there early. He’s had two CD runs where he raced prominently and placed both times. Those were decent races, too, showing he’s got the ability required for this level. He’s also got a course win to his name and a strong 25% strike rate in the class.

Without Delay
A course specialist with 3 wins from 10 starts here—but this trip doesn’t suit him quite as well. Just 1 win from 23 attempts over 7 furlongs tells a different story.

Golden Valour
If they go off too hard, he could be the one to benefit. He won over CD in October when held up, and followed that with a solid effort in defeat coming from the rear in November. That said, I think the pace will hold up this time.

Coconut Bay
Carrying a low weight, this runner has the potential to perform well. He can go forward, has recent form, and is proven over this trip with wins and placings in this class. Plenty of positives to suggest he could be in the mix.


It’s shaping up to be a fascinating contest. The pace looks set to hold, so the front-runners could have the edge—but if they overdo it, the closers might just pick up the pieces. Let’s see how it unfolds!

14/1 Coconut Bay
16/ Doomsday

Sumptuous

 

[Grade One]

Fancied Super Saint in that but scared stiff of the Golden Horn mare on a hat trick so 13/8 didn't look attractive enough

Mine Pulled Up...looks a horse with issues

 

[SwanHills]

Great stuff, Nass, well done!