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Laurel Park 19:51 - 6f Race 6 - Allowance

Racing PostRacing Post Icon Rominski is potentially a big threat while Sue Loves Barbados and Remembering Wilbur are capable of ... Show more

(EW 1/5 1,2,3)

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9 (9)

Take A Hint

J: Jaime Rodriguez T: Gary Capuano
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 10lbs
Age:   3

Spotlight Shown all winning form at Delaware Park (two successes) but consistent lately; got across to lead from a wide draw here last month when involved in the finish in an allowance race; warrants plenty of respect.

3 (3)

Rominski

J: Horacio Karamanos T: Kieron Magee
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 11lbs
Age:   4

Spotlight Creditable third, beaten 5l, of six in an optional claimer (Delaware Park) making only his second appearance for this trainer four weeks ago; has won previously at this course; in with a shout if in the same mood as when achieving most recent success and he can cope with this step up in class.

2 (2)

Freeze The Fire

J: William Humphrey T: Cathal A Lynch
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 10lbs
Age:   3

Spotlight Beaten 12l when ahead of Arden'sluckytobe here upped to 7f in September in an allowance race; drops in trip.

7 (7)

Sue Loves Barbados

J: Carlos Lopez T: Phillip Capuano
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   9st 0lbs
Age:   5

Spotlight Did it nicely in an allowance optional claimer at Charles Town four weeks ago; on target twice in his last six outings; has won previously at this course; jockey booking heightens interest; one to take seriously.

12 (12)

Lost Weekend

J: Jeiron Barbosa T: Phillip Capuano
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 10lbs
Age:   3

Spotlight Showed up well at this track when runner-up in March and has run some good races at this course recently; split Tenax (second) and Upsidedown Man (seventh) here when beaten 5½l last month in an allowance race; others more appealing as his recent speed figures are down on several rivals here.

1 (1)

Goodtimetobeirish

J: Angel Cruz T: Phil Schoenthal
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 10lbs
Age:   3

Spotlight Gained a first success at the second time of asking in a maiden claimer when getting across to lead early from a wide stall five weeks ago; others more appealing as may find this tougher stepping out of maiden claiming company.

4 (4)

Hemp

J: Jean Briceno T: Brandon Mcfarlane
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   9st 0lbs
Age:   5

Spotlight Out of sorts recently and has lacked consistency of late; held in seventh in an allowance optional claimer at Parx last month on his second outing for this trainer; this line-up contains some strong opposition so passed over.

8 (8)

Remembering Wilbur

J: Yomar Ortiz T: Rodolfo Sanchez-Salomon
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 11lbs
Age:   4

Spotlight Multiple course winner; good effort when close up in a claimer at Penn National last month; can't be ruled out.

5 (5)

Twice Gold

J: Jevian Toledo T: Katharine M Voss
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 11lbs
Age:   4

Spotlight Was fourth of five, beaten 12l, over 7f here (claimer) five months ago; winning form over C&D; returns from a break today; recent speed figures suggest he will be up against it here so hard enough to fancy.

6 (6)

Tenax

J: Raul Mena T: Andres Garibay
Racing Post Rating:   0
Weight:   8st 11lbs
Age:   5

Spotlight Beaten a fair way when eighth in a stakes (Laurel Park) last Friday; a course winner; patchy form recently; unlikely to achieve more than just a supporting role despite dropping in class.

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