Fri 30th Jun 2023
4.55 Newcastle (14 runners)
Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Amateur Jockeys Handicap
1m2f

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Luna Magic
2. Point Louise
3. Diffident Spirit
4. Braes Of Doune
5. The New Marwan
6. Just Hiss
7. Whiskey And Water
8. Bushfire
9. Oscar Doodle
10. Pessoa
11. El Jad (IRE)
12. More Diamonds (IRE)
13. Prince Ali
14. Wheal Kitty

Now, let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Luna Magic: Won a handicap at Chepstow and carries a 4 lb penalty. More needed in this competitive race.
• Point Louise: Hood on for the first time. Positive factors include the booking of Serena Brotherton and return to the AW. Not ruled out.
• Diffident Spirit: Creditable second at Windsor, with an obstructed run. Shortlisted despite being winless on the AW.
• Braes Of Doune: Fifth at this C&D with a troubled run. Looks vulnerable for win purposes.
• The New Marwan: Fifth at Nottingham. Can give a good account but may not pose a serious threat.
• Just Hiss: C&D winner. Creditable second at Thirsk. Likely to give another good account.
• Whiskey And Water: Second in a handicap hurdle. 0-12 on the Flat. Best watched.
• Bushfire: Eleventh at Southwell. Back up in trip, and if putting the best foot forward, capable of making an impact.
• Oscar Doodle: C&D winner. Last in a handicap at Nottingham. Each-way chance returning to the AW.
• Pessoa: Seventh at Bath. Up in trip and likely to find a few too good once again.
• El Jad (IRE): Second at this C&D when last seen. Winless in 11 attempts and needs to step up.
• More Diamonds (IRE): Fifth at Nottingham on debut for a new yard. Back up in trip and a further weight drop. Not discounted.
• Prince Ali: C&D winner. Cheekpieces on for the first time. Creditable third at Wolverhampton. Place possibilities.
• Wheal Kitty: Last at Thirsk. Cheekpieces on for the first time. Needs improvement.

Based on the analysis, the runner that stands out as the best choice is Luna Magic. Despite carrying a penalty, Luna Magic has shown good form with a recent win at Chepstow. Point Louise and Diffident Spirit also have positive aspects and can be considered as strong contenders. However, Luna Magic appears to have the highest chance of success based on the provided information.

5.30 Newcastle (14 runners)
Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Handicap
5f 

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Dandy Dinmont (IRE)
2. Little Muddy
3. Nelson Gay (IRE)
4. Murbih (IRE)
5. Show Me Show Me
6. Prodigious Blue (IRE)
7. Elzaal (IRE)
8. Libertus
9. Newyorkstateofmind
10. Jarvis (IRE)
11. Blazing Hot
12. Run This Way
13. Belsito (GER)
14. Ben Macdui (IRE)

Now, let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Little Muddy: Fourth at Doncaster. Respectable performance and in the mix.
• Dandy Dinmont (IRE): Fifth at Haydock, closing up late. Others more persuasive.
• Nelson Gay (IRE): Third at Catterick. Weighted to go well off a falling mark.
• Murbih (IRE): Last at Beverley, lost all chance at the start. Needs others to falter.
• Show Me Show Me: Ninth at Beverley. Can make an impact if bouncing back.
• Prodigious Blue (IRE): Fourth at Chelmsford City. Needs to bounce back from a below-par performance.
• Libertus: Unseated rider at Chelmsford City. Can give a good account based on prior Lingfield form.
• Newyorkstateofmind: Last at Ayr. Merits consideration if back to his best.
• Jarvis (IRE): Last at Thirsk. Others are more appealing.
• Blazing Hot: Seventh at Thirsk. Needs more now.
• Run This Way: Seventh at Thirsk. Others are preferred.
• Elzaal (IRE): Last at this C&D. Can bounce back based on previous form.
• Belsito (GER): Tenth at Thirsk. No forlorn hope.
• Ben Macdui (IRE): Seventh at Ripon. Twelve runs since last win.

Based on the analysis, the runner that stands out as the best choice is Little Muddy. With a respectable performance at Doncaster and two wins from four runs this year, Little Muddy has shown consistency and has a chance to make an impact in this race. Dandy Dinmont and Nelson Gay also have positive aspects and can be considered as strong contenders. However, Little Muddy appears to have the highest chance of success based on the provided information.

6.00 Newcastle (14 runners)
JenningsBet In Pontefract Gosforth
Park Cup Handicap
5f 

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Badri
2. Korker (IRE)
3. Makanah
4. King Of Bavaria (IRE)
5. Fine Wine (FR)
6. Bedford Flyer (IRE)
7. Vintage Clarets
8. Mondammej
9. Look Out Louis
10. Elegant Erin (IRE)
11. Intrinsic Bond
12. One Night Stand
13. Arecibo (FR)
14. The Thin Blue Line (IRE)

Now let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Fine Wine (FR): Seventh at Haydock. Something to find on form.
• Korker (IRE): Sixth at Haydock, slowly away. Makes tapeta debut and needs others to falter.
• Badri: Impressive recent win at Epsom. Expected to be competitive.
• King Of Bavaria (IRE): Last at Doncaster, slowly away. Needs to bounce back.
• Makanah: Creditable fifth at York. One for the shortlist.
• Arecibo (FR): Last at Haydock, work to do. Tongue strap on for the first time.
• Mondammej: Second at Doncaster, finishing well. Not to be taken lightly.
• Bedford Flyer (IRE): Sixth at York, respectable performance. Can go well again.
• Look Out Louis: Last at Epsom, needs to get back on track.
• Intrinsic Bond: Last at Ripon, ridden too aggressively. Looks competitive on form.
• One Night Stand: Fifth at Doncaster, cheekpieces on for the first time. Not discounted.
• Vintage Clarets: Impressive win at Chester. Can give another good account.
• Elegant Erin (IRE): Career-best win at Beverley after a long break. Needs to perform well after the layoff.
• The Thin Blue Line (IRE): Last at Pontefract, can give a good account if shrugging off the latest effort.

Based on the analysis, Badri stands out as the best choice. With a recent impressive win at Epsom and consistent form, Badri is expected to be competitive in this race. Korker, Makanah, and Mondammej also show potential based on their recent performances. However, Badri appears to have the highest chance of success.

6.35 Newcastle (9 runners)
JenningsBet In Shiremoor Hoppings
Fillies Stakes (Fillies And Mares Group 3)
1m2f

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Nashwa
2. Al Husn (IRE)
3. Misty Dancer
4. Bright Diamond (IRE)
5. One For Bobby (IRE)
6. Heavenly Breath
7. Belt Buckle
8. Star Fortress (IRE)
9. Rousay (IRE)

Now let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Al Husn (IRE): Won 3 starts last season, including a valuable Newmarket fillies/mares handicap. Fine return in Group 2 Dahlia and won in listed company a month ago. Smart filly with a strong chance.
• Belt Buckle: Half-sister to winners over 7f. Made a successful start and has faced tougher competition in listed class recently. This race is even harder.
• Misty Dancer: Progressive filly who won at Chelmsford recently. Worth a shot at this level and could be competitive.
• Nashwa: Winner of the French Oaks and Nassau Stakes last summer. In-frame efforts at the highest level and looked rusty on reappearance. Class act and a strong contender on AW debut.
• One For Bobby (IRE): Winner of first 2 starts and performed well in higher-level company. Successful in listed company recently. Better than ever and has a good chance.
• Rousay (IRE): Listed winner and performed well at that level on AW. Probably needed recent reappearance and needs a big career best.
• Star Fortress (IRE): Showed promise on debut and improved when third in a listed event. Limited after but in good hands for reappearance.
• Bright Diamond (IRE): Useful at 2, outclassed in the Oaks. This race suits her better and cheekpieces on.
• Heavenly Breath: Runner-up at Group 3/listed level in France. Well held in German Group 3 and showed some improvement at Goodwood. Still below the required level for this race.

Based on the analysis, Nashwa stands out as the best choice. With her impressive wins in top-level races and the highest rating in the field, she is the class act in this race and her previous in-frame efforts suggest she has a strong chance on AW debut. Al Husn and One For Bobby also have solid claims based on their recent performances. However, Nashwa appears to be the strongest contender.

7.10 Newcastle (8 runners)
Skopes Menswear Metrocentre Store Handicap
1m

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Centre Court (FR)
2. Swiss Ace
3. Vaccine (IRE)
4. Anif (IRE)
5. Vindobala (IRE)
6. Love Your Work (IRE)
7. Mr Squires (IRE)
8. Miami Thunder

Now let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Swiss Ace: Course winner. Finished fifth in a handicap at Hamilton over 6f, significantly back up in trip for this race.
• Vaccine (IRE): Twelve runs since last win. Below form ninth in a handicap at Carlisle. Others are more persuasive for a first handicap win.
• Anif (IRE): Three-time C&D winner. Creditable third in a handicap at this C&D. Likely to give it another good go after a short break.
• Love Your Work (IRE): Good second in a handicap at Southwell, shortlisted material from just 1 lb higher.
• Vindobala (IRE): Unreliable individual and a 4-time course winner. Thirteenth in a handicap at Hamilton, though denied a clear run.
• Mr Squires (IRE): Southwell novice winner. Fifth in a novice event at Doncaster. Opening mark asks for more but unexposed.
• Centre Court (FR): C&D winner. Eighth in a handicap at Beverley, but this race is slightly easier back on the AW.
• Miami Thunder: Thirteenth in a handicap at Leopardstown. Makes tapeta debut and first run for new yard.

Based on the analysis, Centre Court (FR) appears to be the best pick. Despite finishing eighth in a handicap at Beverley, this race is slightly easier on the AW. Centre Court has previous success at the C&D and has a good chance of bouncing back. Swiss Ace, Anif, and Love Your Work also have respectable chances based on their recent performances. However, Centre Court is the most appealing option for this race.

7.45 Newcastle (8 runners)
JenningsBet In Delves Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
7f

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Lowton
2. Chelsea Square (IRE)
3. Valtellina (IRE)
4. Kovu
5. Gotta Show Me (IRE)
6. Expert Lady
7. Frank The Spark
8. Chico Dulce

Now let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Lowton: Shaped well on debut and won an 8-runner maiden at Leicester with more to offer.
• Chelsea Square (IRE): Found only one too good on debut at Newbury but had an off day in a minor event at Chepstow.
• Chico Dulce: Washington DC gelding, little information available.
• Frank The Spark: Orientor gelding, brother to a useful 6f winner, but dam unraced.
• Kovu: Showed improvement on debut despite not being the finished article, finished third in a novice event at Wetherby.
• Expert Lady: Twice-raced maiden, finished fifth in a maiden at Beverley.
• Gotta Show Me (IRE): Last of 11 in a maiden at Wolverhampton.
• Valtellina (IRE): Withdrew on intended debut but displayed ability when fifth in a maiden at Newmarket on debut.

Based on the analysis, Lowton appears to be the best pick. Lowton showed promise on debut and won a maiden race at Leicester. There is potential for further improvement, making Lowton the most appealing choice in this race. Chelsea Square and Valtellina also have decent chances based on their performances and comments. However, Lowton stands out as the top selection.

8.20 Newcastle (13 runners)
JenningsBet In Pelton Handicap
7f

Based on the ratings, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Louis Treize (IRE)
2. Bold Territories (IRE)
3. Global Tycoon (IRE)
4. Na Scoitear (IRE)
5. Variety Island
6. My Roxanne (IRE)
7. Topo Chico (IRE)
8. Bluebells Boy
9. Starjik
10. Churchill Bay
11. Lockdown Lass
12. Love Destiny
13. Vivency (USA)

Now let’s assess the comments for the runners:

• Churchill Bay: Remains a maiden after 18 Flat runs, hard to make a strong case for.
• Bluebells Boy: Winner at Chelmsford City but disappointed in a handicap at Lingfield, plenty to prove.
• Bold Territories (IRE): C&D winner, respectable fourth in a recent handicap, not completely dismissed.
• Topo Chico (IRE): Creditable second in a handicap at Brighton, shortlist material.
• Global Tycoon (IRE): Blinkered for the first time, showed promise with a good second in a handicap at Wolverhampton, solid claims.
• Vivency (USA): Out for 7 months, likely to need the run after finishing eleventh of 13 in a handicap at Kempton.
• Variety Island: Course winner, good second in a recent handicap at this course, likely to be in the mix again.
• Louis Treize (IRE): Unreliable type, respectable fourth in a handicap at Wolverhampton, significant step up in trip.
• Starjik: Eleven runs since last win, creditable third in a handicap at Wolverhampton, one to be interested in.
• Na Scoitear (IRE): Winner at Southwell, creditable third in a handicap at Wetherby, should not be taken lightly.
• Lockdown Lass: One win from 26 Flat runs, bit below form fifth in a minor event at Wolverhampton, others more persuasive.
• Love Destiny: Blinkered for the first time, creditable fifth in a handicap at Chelmsford City, well treated if improving further.
• My Roxanne (IRE): Winner at Chelmsford City, creditable third in a handicap at Doncaster, merits respect.

Based on the analysis, Global Tycoon stands out as the best pick. With the blinkers on for the first time, Global Tycoon showed promise with a good second in a handicap at Wolverhampton. The step back in trip to 7f should suit, and with the potential for further improvement, Global Tycoon is the top selection in this race. Bold Territories and My Roxanne also have decent chances based on their recent performances. However, Global Tycoon is the most appealing choice.

8.52 Newcastle (14 runners)
skopes.co.uk Shop Skopes Menswear Online Handicap
6f

Based on the ratings provided, here is the ranking of the runners from highest to lowest:

1. Angel Amadea – 308.4
2. Smooch (IRE) – 281.0
3. Fantasy Navigator – 265.0
4. Wades Magic – 258.8
5. Azeezan (FR) – 253.9
6. Yazaman (IRE) – 249.5
7. Dream Together (IRE) – 245.0
8. Enderman – 244.7
9. Bomb Squad (IRE) – 240.9
10. Impressor (IRE) – 240.7
11. Miss Willows – 236.9
12. Muddy Lynn – 202.0
13. Eldeyaar (IRE) – 200.6
14. Laertes (USA) – 199.6

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Angel Amadea: Eighth of 9 in a handicap at Ayr. Something to prove.
2. Smooch (IRE): Fifth of 7 in a handicap at Musselburgh. Makes tapeta debut. Not discounted.
3. Fantasy Navigator: Creditable fifth of 13 in a handicap at this C&D. Cheekpieces on for the first time. Others more persuasive.
4. Wades Magic: Respectable sixth of 10 in a handicap at Catterick. Capable from this mark on his day.
5. Azeezan (FR): Creditable fourth of 8 in a handicap at Wetherby. Makes tapeta debut. Cheekpieces on for the first time. Has work to do.
6. Yazaman (IRE): Sixth of 20 in a handicap at Thirsk. Respected but hard to win with.
7. Dream Together (IRE): Respectable sixth of 15 in a handicap at Thirsk. Worth a chance to defy reduced mark.
8. Enderman: Respectable fourth of 13 in a handicap at this C&D. Visor on for the first time. Not taken lightly.
9. Bomb Squad (IRE): Creditable second of 9 in a handicap at Wolverhampton. Likely to be on the premises again.
10. Impressor (IRE): Below-form fourth of 20 in a handicap at Thirsk. Likely to be back on his game.
11. Miss Willows: Fifth of 10 in a maiden at Southwell. Makes handicap debut. Worth a market check.
12. Muddy Lynn: Seventh of 8 in a handicap at Wetherby. Makes tapeta debut. Others preferred.
13. Eldeyaar (IRE): No recent form mentioned. Description missing.
14. Laertes (USA): No recent form mentioned. Description missing.

Based on the provided information, here is a summary of their chances:

Strong contenders:

• Angel Amadea
• Smooch (IRE)
• Fantasy Navigator
• Wades Magic

Potential contenders:

• Azeezan (FR)
• Yazaman (IRE)
• Dream Together (IRE)
• Enderman
• Bomb Squad (IRE)
• Impressor (IRE)
• Miss Willows

Less favorable chances:

• Muddy Lynn
• Eldeyaar (IRE)
• Laertes (USA)

Based on the analysis, the best pick for this race would be Angel Amadea, as she has the highest rating and is listed as a strong contender. However, it’s important to consider the odds and any additional factors that may influence the outcome of the race before making a final decision.