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Newton Abbot

23 June 2026 · 7 races

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5:35 — Proper Job Amateur Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle
2m1f · Good · HCAP · 8 runners
Norman Fletcher likeliest to leadFREEHISTORIC

How it ran

Saint Polo led; the map had Norman Fletcher in front.

Saint Polo won at 2.62 — led, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

1 of 7 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Norman Fletcher
Prominent · 2
RoadshowUgo Bingo
Midfield · 3
CogitalLinden LaneApplejack Poet
Hold Up · 2
Saint PoloChillhi
Norman Fletcher is the sole confirmed front-runner here and, with no genuine challenger for the lead, will coast into an uncontested position from the outset, setting a sustainable gallop over 2m1f on Good turf at Newton Abbot. Roadshow and Ugo Bingo are the nearest rivals for early position but neither is a natural leader, meaning Norman Fletcher faces no pressure and can dictate his own rhythm throughout. The hold-up cluster of Cogital, Linden Lane, Applejack Poet, and Saint Polo will be anchored further back, while the field actually contains more prominence-seeking types than can simultaneously occupy the front end — Cogital, Linden Lane, and Applejack Poet are genuine rear-runners redistributed to midfield on the map because the shape leaves no room for all of them to settle naturally. A calm, front-set pace with a lone leader dictating from the front strongly favours a prominent-to-lead profile, rewarding the horse who tracks Norman Fletcher and pounces at the last, rather than closers who will have too much ground to make up from a true hold-up berth in what is likely to be a steadily-run contest.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Lone Leader Controls Throughout
62% probability
If Norman Fletcher dictates an uncontested, unhurried tempo and the hold-up horses find the gaps too small to close late.
If Norman Fletcher dictates an uncontested, unhurried tempo and the hold-up horses find the gaps too small to close late.
Norman FletcherRoadshowUgo BingoSaint Polo
B
Prominent Tracker Pounces
20% probability
If Norman Fletcher's early gallop is comfortable enough to suit him but a second-row tracker produces a well-timed challenge from two out.
If Norman Fletcher's early gallop is comfortable enough to suit him but a second-row tracker produces a well-timed challenge from two out.
RoadshowSaint PoloNorman FletcherUgo Bingo
C
Closers Find Late Surge
11% probability
If the pace is genuinely slow and the field concertinas, allowing a well-handicapped hold-up horse to produce a finishing burst from off the pace.
If the pace is genuinely slow and the field concertinas, allowing a well-handicapped hold-up horse to produce a finishing burst from off the pace.
CogitalLinden LaneChillhiApplejack Poet
D
Chaos — Early Mistakes/Falls
7% probability
If jumping errors or interference disrupt the front end, scrambling positions and creating a more open, attritional finish.
If jumping errors or interference disrupt the front end, scrambling positions and creating a more open, attritional finish.
Saint PoloRoadshowCogitalLinden Lane

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHNorman FletcherpRoadshowtpUgo BingotpCogitalpLinden LaneApplejack PoetSaint PolotpChillhitp1. Norman Fletcher2. Roadshow3. Ugo Bingo5. Cogital6. Linden Lane7. Applejack Poet4. Saint Polo8. Chillhi
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Norman Fletcher's jockey Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell is riding 7lbs claim at amateur level — any hesitation or jumping error from the sole pace-setter could collapse the entire race shape and leave the pace vacuum unfilled.
WATCH
Roadshow's 247-day absence means fitness is unproven; if he blows up turning for home after tracking the leader, the race opens up dramatically for hold-up horses who have been waiting.
WATCH
Cogital, Linden Lane, and Applejack Poet are all genuine hold-up horses compressed into midfield by the race map — if they all try to settle further back than mapped, Newton Abbot's tight track could create a traffic problem on the final bend.
NOTE
Saint Polo ran just seven days ago; monitor his jumping fluency early — a quick turnaround can leave horses flat at the hurdles, and a mistake could drop him out of contention from a hold-up position.
NOTE
The amateur jockey field introduces elevated jumping error risk throughout — three or more horses carry REDISTRIBUTED flags suggesting positional congestion early, which combined with amateur riders increases the chance of interference at hurdles two and three.
6:10 — Celebrate Racing Staff Week Juvenile Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)
2m1f · Good · CLS4 · 4 runners
Pace map not available — insufficient prior race data for this field.
6:45 — Happy Birthday June O'Dwyer Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race)
2m5½f · Good · NOV · 6 runners
Coumeenoole likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Keep Off The Sugar and Coumeenoole led, as the map showed.

Outmaster won at 1.91 — raced midfield, where the map had it raced prominently. One of the race scenarios named it.

3 of 6 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Coumeenoole
Prominent · 1
Outmaster
Midfield · 2
GlenaryBallinoulart
Hold Up · 2
Keep Off The SugarBacardi Blue
Coumeenoole is the confirmed pace-setter here and, with only Outmaster as a genuine rival for prominent ground, should secure a comfortable lead without serious pressure in a six-runner novice hurdle over 2m5½f on good ground. Outmaster will track closely from the front, but Coumeenoole's recent front-from-the-front form — two wins from the front in the last four — suggests a sustainable, metronomic gallop rather than a suicidal early burn. The hold-up brigade of Bacardi Blue, Glenary, and Keep Off The Sugar will be ridden into a chasing pack, likely two to three lengths adrift at halfway, with no serious pace injection expected until the home turn. This race shape strongly favours a horse who can travel prominently or make the running, dictate the fractions, and sustain the gallop into the final two hurdles — a clear advantage for the lead/prominent profile. Ballinoulart is a natural prominent racer who has been redistributed to midfield on the map because Coumeenoole and Outmaster are both genuine front-runners who will occupy that space; Coumeenoole and Outmaster are far more likely to actually secure the prominent berths.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Coumeenoole Controls Throughout
71% probability
If Coumeenoole bowls along in front at a fair but uncontested gallop and Outmaster tracks without applying pressure.
If Coumeenoole bowls along in front at a fair but uncontested gallop and Outmaster tracks without applying pressure.
CoumeenooleOutmasterGlenaryBallinoulart
B
Outmaster Pounces Late In Straight
16% probability
If Outmaster settles beautifully off Coumeenoole's shoulder and produces a clean jumping round to challenge decisively from two out.
If Outmaster settles beautifully off Coumeenoole's shoulder and produces a clean jumping round to challenge decisively from two out.
OutmasterCoumeenooleGlenaryBacardi Blue
C
Hold-Up Horse Swoops Late
8% probability
If the pace proves genuinely strong enough to expose Coumeenoole and Outmaster, and a closer produces a sustained run from the home turn.
If the pace proves genuinely strong enough to expose Coumeenoole and Outmaster, and a closer produces a sustained run from the home turn.
GlenaryKeep Off The SugarBacardi BlueOutmaster
D
Messy Race, Errors Decide
5% probability
If jumping errors disrupt the race order and the field becomes compressed, turning it into a scramble from two hurdles out.
If jumping errors disrupt the race order and the field becomes compressed, turning it into a scramble from two hurdles out.
Bacardi BlueKeep Off The SugarGlenaryBallinoulart

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHCoumeenooletOutmasterpGlenaryhBallinoulartpKeep Off The Su…hBacardi Blue1. Coumeenoole2. Outmaster3. Glenary4. Ballinoulart5. Keep Off The Sugar6. Bacardi Blue
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Coumeenoole's step up to 2m5½f is untested at this trip — watch whether Harry Skelton settles the mare through the first mile or pushes forward hard early, as any sign of over-racing on the good ground could leave her vulnerable from two out.
WATCH
Outmaster is 48 days fresh and has only one hurdle run to his name — watch his jumping at the first few hurdles, as a novice error early could unsettle him and hand Coumeenoole an unassailable lead before the race develops.
WATCH
Ballinoulart returns from 596 days off with a penalty; watch for signs of ring-rustiness early, particularly at the first couple of flights, as the long layoff combined with being squeezed for prominent ground makes an early error a real possibility.
NOTE
Glenary's limited hurdling record means his jumping is an open book — watch how he travels through the first mile as his ceiling is genuinely unknown and a clean round at a fair pace could put him in contention despite the long absence.
NOTE
The field is small enough that any horse losing its position through jumping errors from the third hurdle onwards will likely be unable to recover the gap on good ground — watch the jumping at the ditch if applicable and the downhill hurdles on the far side.
7:15 — EBCS Hideout Novices' Limited Handicap Hurdle
2m2½f · Good · HCAP · 12 runners
Phantom Gold likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Saucats and Katana and Crab Road led; the map had Phantom Gold in front.

Warfleet won at 7.00 — raced midfield, as the map had it. One of the race scenarios named it.

5 of 10 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Phantom Gold
Prominent · 2
Chartwell JockPrivilege
Midfield · 5
Wise CounsellorMakinbeconWarfleetMan Oh ManSaucats
Hold Up · 4
Marhaba The ChampKatanaCrab RoadBowling Shane
Phantom Gold is the sole confirmed front-runner in this 12-runner novice handicap hurdle and, critically, faces no genuine pace pressure — the field is dominated by hold-up and midfield types who will not challenge for the lead. Phantom Gold can therefore dictate at a controlled, sustainable tempo over 2m2½f on good ground, sitting out the front alone and rationing the gallop to suit itself. The cluster of redistributed hold-up horses — Makinbecon, Warfleet, Man Oh Man, Saucats and Wise Counsellor — have been pushed forward on the map only because there are too many true closers to show at the rear; in reality they will settle behind and face a stiffer task if the pace is modest. This shape strongly favours Phantom Gold and any prominent-to-midfield runner with tactical pace, because a controlled tempo set by a lone leader on good ground will reward horses that can travel into the race and quicken from a handy position, rather than those needing a true test of stamina from the rear.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Phantom Gold Controls Unchallenged
54% probability
If Phantom Gold bowls along in front without pressure and controls the tempo throughout, setting a measured pace that suits a prominent finisher.
If Phantom Gold bowls along in front without pressure and controls the tempo throughout, setting a measured pace that suits a prominent finisher.
Phantom GoldChartwell JockPrivilegeKatana
B
Midfield Movers Strike Late
22% probability
If the pace is just honest enough that Phantom Gold's advantage is eroded on the run-in and one of the better-credentialled hold-up types delivers a late challenge.
If the pace is just honest enough that Phantom Gold's advantage is eroded on the run-in and one of the better-credentialled hold-up types delivers a late challenge.
KatanaMarhaba The ChampWarfleetSaucats
C
Prominent Types Grind It Out
15% probability
If the pace becomes more genuine mid-race and the race develops into an attritional contest that rewards stamina and jumping accuracy.
If the pace becomes more genuine mid-race and the race develops into an attritional contest that rewards stamina and jumping accuracy.
Chartwell JockPrivilegeMakinbeconMan Oh Man
D
Closers Pounce from Rear
9% probability
If the race is run at a surprisingly strong gallop and the field is well-strung-out, enabling true hold-up horses to close.
If the race is run at a surprisingly strong gallop and the field is well-strung-out, enabling true hold-up horses to close.
MakinbeconWarfleetBowling ShaneWise Counsellor

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHPhantom GoldhChartwell JockpPrivilegeWise CounsellorpMakinbeconpWarfleethMan Oh ManpSaucatstpMarhaba The Cha…htKatanaCrab RoadBowling Shanet1. Phantom Gold2. Chartwell Jock3. Privilege5. Wise Counsellor6. Makinbecon7. Warfleet8. Man Oh Man9. Saucats10. Marhaba The Champ4. Katana11. Crab Road12. Bowling Shane
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Phantom Gold's ability to control tempo unchallenged is the race's defining factor — watch whether I J Power sends him clear immediately or settles in a rhythm; if unchallenged after the first two hurdles, the race shape crystallises firmly around SCENARIO_A.
WATCH
Privilege is returning from 334 days absent (including a fall) — watch the paddock and early running for any sign of rustiness; if visibly not right, it loses its claim as a prominent challenger and SCENARIO_A narrows further.
WATCH
Chartwell Jock's jumping must be monitored closely — a four-year-old in a 12-runner hurdle, any errors at the hurdles will immediately destroy its chance of sitting close enough to the pace to exploit the modest tempo.
NOTE
The cluster of redistributed hold-up horses — Makinbecon, Warfleet, Man Oh Man, Saucats, Wise Counsellor — are unlikely to secure their natural rear position in a slow-tempo race; watch how many end up closer than expected in the early stages, which could ironically create more of a contest than the map suggests.
NOTE
Katana's jockey C Gethings has ridden the horse before and the recent placed form is the strongest in the hold-up group — if any closer is to challenge Phantom Gold late, watch for Katana making smooth headway after the second-last hurdle as the primary signal that SCENARIO_B is unfolding.
7:50 — St. Austell Brewery Handicap Chase
2m5f · Good · HCAP · 7 runners
Demoiselle Kap likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Jack's A Legend led; the map had Demoiselle Kap in front.

Danny's Friend won at 4.50 — raced prominently, where the map had it raced midfield. One of the race scenarios named it.

2 of 5 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Demoiselle Kap
Prominent · 2
Limerick LeaderSchool For Scandal
Midfield · 2
VengeanceDanny's Friend
Hold Up · 2
Walkin OutJack's A Legend
Demoiselle Kap is the sole confirmed front-runner and, with no genuine pace rival to press her, she should dictate at a sustainable rhythm from the front across this 2m5f Newton Abbot test on good ground. Limerick Leader and School For Scandal will push to sit prominently just off her heels, creating a compact, measured pace rather than a frantic gallop. Vengeance and Danny's Friend are true hold-up types by nature but, with three horses already committed to prominent positions, both are likely to find themselves racing closer to the pace than ideal — the field holds more genuine hold-up horses than the race shape can comfortably accommodate at the rear, and Walkin Out and Jack's A Legend are the pair most naturally suited to the rearward slots. This measured, front-runner-controlled shape on good ground heavily favours prominent and close-tracking profiles who can travel sweetly through the race and produce a sustained jump-by-jump challenge in the final mile — pure closers dependent on a fast-run collapse of the front are at a structural disadvantage here.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Demoiselle Kap Controls
70% probability
If Demoiselle Kap bowls along at her own tempo and the pace never truly quickens to dislodge her.
If Demoiselle Kap bowls along at her own tempo and the pace never truly quickens to dislodge her.
Demoiselle KapLimerick LeaderWalkin OutSchool For Scandal
B
Prominent Pair Battle It Out
16% probability
If Limerick Leader and School For Scandal apply enough pressure to Demoiselle Kap to create a genuine mid-race duel.
If Limerick Leader and School For Scandal apply enough pressure to Demoiselle Kap to create a genuine mid-race duel.
Limerick LeaderWalkin OutDemoiselle KapSchool For Scandal
C
Hold-Up Horse Swoops Late
8% probability
If the front trio over-jump or quicken too hard up the straight and leave a gap for a late finisher.
If the front trio over-jump or quicken too hard up the straight and leave a gap for a late finisher.
Walkin OutJack's A LegendVengeanceDanny's Friend
D
Chaos Produces Upset
6% probability
If multiple fences produce errors, fallers, or the pace collapses entirely leaving a modest contest.
If multiple fences produce errors, fallers, or the pace collapses entirely leaving a modest contest.
Danny's FriendVengeanceJack's A LegendSchool For Scandal

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHDemoiselle KaptLimerick LeaderbSchool For Scan…VengeancetDanny's FriendWalkin OutJack's A Legendt1. Demoiselle Kap2. Limerick Leader4. School For Scandal5. Vengeance6. Danny's Friend3. Walkin Out7. Jack's A Legend
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Demoiselle Kap controls tempo entirely unchallenged — if she is allowed to bowl along without any pressure from Limerick Leader or School For Scandal, she may prove very difficult to peg back and could win well clear.
WATCH
School For Scandal's recent pulled-up runs (P finishes in the form string) raise a jumping-fluency red flag at a track with unforgiving fences — watch for an early exit that could alter the race shape dramatically.
WATCH
Vengeance and Danny's Friend are both natural hold-up horses forced closer to the pace by the race shape; if either is uncomfortable racing out of role and makes a jumping error under that positional pressure, it could cause interference to others.
NOTE
Walkin Out has not run for 45 days (last run flagged as a 30P prep); pipe-trained and clearly fit enough to run, but watch his jumping in the early stages as he settles from the rear — any early fence wobble from being fresh could cost him ground he cannot afford to give.
NOTE
Limerick Leader's five consecutive top-two finishes on good ground mark him as the form horse of the race — if he travels smoothly in behind Demoiselle Kap without being asked a question until the final fence, he is the likeliest to accelerate past the leader.
8:20 — Murray Group Gallop Handicap Hurdle
3m2½f · Good · HCAP · 8 runners
Belgarum likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

Balkardy led; the map had Belgarum in front.

Final Entry won at 4.50 — raced midfield, as the map had it.

2 of 8 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Belgarum
Prominent · 0
None
Midfield · 5
CinnodinJafimgosoI Am Spider ManJager TimeFinal Entry
Hold Up · 2
Striking A PoseBalkardy
Belgarum is the sole confirmed front-runner in this 3m2½f hurdle and, with no genuine rival to pressure him from the front, he is set to control this race at a measured, sustainable gallop on Good ground. The remaining seven runners are all natural hold-up types, though Cinnodin, Jafimgoso, I Am Spider Man, Jager Time, and Final Entry have been redistributed to midfield on the map simply because there is nowhere else to place them — they cannot all sit as deep as they would wish, and some will inevitably race closer to the pace than is ideal. Striking A Pose and Balkardy are genuine sit-and-wait performers who will look to time their challenges from well off the pace. With one man making a controlled tempo over a long trip on Good turf, this race shape strongly favours horses who are comfortable tracking a lone leader at a genuine three-mile-plus gallop and have the jumping fluency and stamina to close late — patient hold-up horses with a proven record at this sort of trip will be most advantaged, while those pushed out of their natural position into mid-division face an awkward compromise.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Belgarum Controls Unchallenged
58% probability
If Belgarum dictates an uncontested lead throughout and the redistributed midfield horses fail to land a meaningful challenge from their compromised positions.
If Belgarum dictates an uncontested lead throughout and the redistributed midfield horses fail to land a meaningful challenge from their compromised positions.
BelgarumCinnodinJafimgosoStriking A Pose
B
Patient Hold-Up Horse Pounces
22% probability
If a genuine hold-up performer tracks Belgarum's measured tempo, jumps fluently throughout, and produces a well-timed challenge from the last two flights.
If a genuine hold-up performer tracks Belgarum's measured tempo, jumps fluently throughout, and produces a well-timed challenge from the last two flights.
Striking A PoseCinnodinI Am Spider ManJager Time
C
Midfield Horse Breaks Through
13% probability
If one of the redistributed hold-up horses — forced to race closer than ideal — settles better than expected and converts a prominent position into a winning run.
If one of the redistributed hold-up horses — forced to race closer than ideal — settles better than expected and converts a prominent position into a winning run.
JafimgosoI Am Spider ManJager TimeFinal Entry
D
Pace Collapse, Stamina Test
7% probability
If the field bunches in the back straight and then the race turns into a grinding, stamina-sapping finish from three out.
If the field bunches in the back straight and then the race turns into a grinding, stamina-sapping finish from three out.
BalkardyJager TimeFinal EntryStriking A Pose

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHBelgarumtpCinnodinpJafimgosoI Am Spider ManJager TimeFinal EntrytvStriking A PosebBalkardy1. Belgarum2. Cinnodin3. Jafimgoso5. I Am Spider Man6. Jager Time7. Final Entry4. Striking A Pose8. Balkardy
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Belgarum jumps off and establishes an uncontested lead — watch whether Cinnodin or Jafimgoso, mapped into midfield, can actually settle off a slow pace rather than being sucked closer than ideal, as their ability to switch off will decide whether the winner comes from that group or from Belgarum himself.
WATCH
Striking A Pose and Balkardy are both trained by the Tizzard yard (3/9 T14 form) — monitor market moves for any stable order, as running two hold-up horses from the same yard at extreme trip could involve a degree of tactical coordination that shapes who gets the better position.
WATCH
Jafimgoso is a genuine hold-up horse placed into midfield — Harry Skelton is talented enough to drop him back and ignore the map position, but if he is squeezed forward early on a small field track like Newton Abbot, he may never find his rhythm over 3m2½f, which would compromise his chance significantly.
NOTE
Final Entry's 11-day turnaround for a 5-year-old over a career-longest 3m2½f trip is worth monitoring — David Pipe occasionally runs horses back quickly when conditions suit, but if fitness is marginal over this extreme distance, he could drop away from halfway and create extra room for those tracking Belgarum.
NOTE
Good ground has been consistent all card at Newton Abbot — no deterioration expected, which suits horses like Cinnodin and I Am Spider Man whose Good-ground form profiles are strongest, and narrows the advantage of any runner whose record is built on softer conditions.
8:50 — Thatchers Handicap Chase
3m2f · Good · HCAP · 9 runners
Illogical Logic likeliest to leadHISTORIC

How it ran

No horse was credited with leading.

Edgewell won at 10.00 — raced prominently, where the map had it was held up. One of the race scenarios named it.

3 of 9 runners raced in the group the map gave them

Race shape

Lead · 1
Illogical Logic
Prominent · 2
UnspeakableTestflight
Midfield · 3
Honey I'm GoodBucks DreamBenny Baloo
Hold Up · 3
Jetty MayHatosEdgewell
Illogical Logic is the sole confirmed front-runner in this nine-runner 3m2f handicap chase over Newton Abbot's testing Good ground, and with no genuine challenger for the lead, Christian Williams' gelding should be able to control tempo from the front without being pressured into a punishing gallop. At 3m2f on Good ground, a lone leader setting a sustainable pace typically produces a strongly-run affair in time terms but without the frantic early burn that burns off hold-up horses — the race is likely to develop steadily before the tempo lifts from three out, playing into the hands of hold-up horses with class and jumping accuracy. Unspeakable and Testflight are the main prominent types who will shadow Illogical Logic through the early stages, but neither is sharp enough to force a brutal pace, meaning the middle portion of the race should remain within range of the closers. This shape decisively favours hold-up horses with proven form on Good ground who can travel within themselves and pick up in the final half-mile — Edgewell, Jetty May and Hatos all profile for this scenario. Three runners — Honey I'm Good, Bucks Dream and Benny Baloo — are genuine hold-up types whose natural rear-rank position has been displaced to midfield on the map because this field contains more true closers than the race shape can accommodate behind the pace; of these, Honey I'm Good is most likely to actually secure a midfield berth given her course-going profile, while Bucks Dream and Benny Baloo may struggle to achieve even that from their natural starting instincts.

Runner profiles

Race scenarios

A
Lone Leader Dictates Home
61% probability
If Illogical Logic is allowed to bowl along unchallenged and the field's hold-up horses find insufficient injection of pace to pounce late.
If Illogical Logic is allowed to bowl along unchallenged and the field's hold-up horses find insufficient injection of pace to pounce late.
Illogical LogicUnspeakableTestflightEdgewell
B
Closers Storm Late
22% probability
If the pace proves deceptively honest enough that the genuine hold-up horses can travel smoothly and pick off the leader from the third-last fence.
If the pace proves deceptively honest enough that the genuine hold-up horses can travel smoothly and pick off the leader from the third-last fence.
EdgewellJetty MayHatosHoney I'm Good
C
Prominent Pair Fight Out
11% probability
If Unspeakable tracks Illogical Logic closely enough throughout and the pace quickens from four out to burn off the hold-up horses before they can get competitive.
If Unspeakable tracks Illogical Logic closely enough throughout and the pace quickens from four out to burn off the hold-up horses before they can get competitive.
UnspeakableTestflightIllogical LogicEdgewell
D
Outsiders Capitalise On Chaos
6% probability
If jumping errors or fallers disrupt the frontrunners and the race is run in an atypical stop-start pattern that scrambles the form book.
If jumping errors or fallers disrupt the frontrunners and the race is run in an atypical stop-start pattern that scrambles the form book.
Honey I'm GoodBucks DreamBenny BalooHatos

Race position map

STARTMID-RACE3 OUTFINISHIllogical LogicpUnspeakabletpTestflightHoney I'm GoodtBucks DreampBenny BalooJetty MaytpHatostpEdgewellb1. Illogical Logic2. Unspeakable3. Testflight5. Honey I'm Good6. Bucks Dream7. Benny Baloo8. Jetty May9. Hatos4. Edgewell
LeadProminentMidfieldHold up

Watch points

KEY
Illogical Logic is the only horse with the profile and intent to lead — if he jumps cleanly at the first two fences and establishes a clear advantage, the race is effectively his to lose given the absence of any pace rival.
WATCH
Honey I'm Good, Bucks Dream and Benny Baloo are all natural hold-up horses compressed into midfield by the race shape — watch whether any of them tries to drift back to their true position early on, which could cause crowding and interference with Edgewell or Hatos as they seek to settle.
WATCH
Edgewell's 13-day turnaround is short for a three-mile-plus chaser — watch the pre-race market move; if he drifts from his morning price there may be a fitness concern not visible in the public form.
NOTE
Jack Tudor aboard Unspeakable is worth monitoring for an aggressive front-two move after the second last — Tudor's style tends toward bold jumping rides and he may attempt to rattle up the pace from four out to burn off the hold-up horses before they get competitive.
NOTE
The going is consistently Good across all seven Newton Abbot races tonight, confirming no hidden soft patches — horses with CONCERN flags on Good ground have no mitigation here, and any runner who has underperformed on this surface previously should be marked down accordingly.

About this analysis

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This meeting ran on 23 June 2026.

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