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Gold Fields of the mark at Fakenham

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Gold Fields got off the mark over fences at Fakenham today with a fine display of jumping to win impressively by 18 lengths. Still only a 6 year old he is now fulfilling the promise he has shown at home and hopefully there will be more to come..

GOLD FIELDS bounded clear from the second-last and recorded a first win under rules at the 14th time of asking. Rated as high as 88 over hurdles in the past, but without a place in any of 13 starts beforehand, this sudden improvement in form is difficult to fathom. He jumped well and travelled strongly throughout though, and will likely be in for a hefty hike in the weights once the handicapper has his say.

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Big Penny wins again

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Big Penny wins going away despite a 6lbs rise in the handicap. She is in good form and clearly relishes the soft ground.

BIG PENNY came through under a well-timed ride and was well on top at the business end. She was up 6lb for winning at Perth last month and this deeper surface was no bother, so current connections obviously have her in tip-top form

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Socialist Agenda lands the hatrick

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Socialist Agenda maintained his unbeaten record and landed a hatrick of bumper wins when taking the closing race at Sedgefield on Tuesday 29th September 2020. Givin 17 lbs to the year older runner up this was an impressive performance and a fine ride by Adam Wedge.

This bumper had a couple of previous winners in it, so this ought to be fair enough form. SOCIALIST AGENDA, a two-time winner at Market Rasen, was strong in the market and maintained his unbeaten status with a decent weight carrying performance. He was pushed out in the final stages but never looked likely to be caught and will hopefully translate the ability to hurdling when the time comes. It's might be possible that he could be tried on the Flat at some stage.

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Big Penny Victorious at Perth

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Big Penny has been knocking on the door since joining the yard and got of the mark in good style today at Perth, given a top ride by Adam Wedge, who first won in these colours on Picky at Towcester back in October 2008 !

BIG PENNY collected her first win since October 2017. She'd run to RPRs better than her official mark the last twice, so she was in enough form to take advantage of any good opportunity that presented itself like this one.

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Beautiful Ben makes all at Southwell

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With the Visor back on and under a great ride from Adam Wedge, Beautiful Ben makes all over 2 miles at Southwell

BEAUTIFUL BEN had the run of things out in front on this first drop back to 2m this season. Occasionally audacious at his fences in the first-time visor but never in danger of falling, this will have done wonders for his confidence, and he won't necessarily be weighted out of following up once reassessed, having defied an 8lb higher mark last autumn

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Licklighter wins at Bangor

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The yard is in great form as Licklighter, a recent import from Ireland made a comfortable winning debut in this country. A great result for longstanding yard supporter Paul Read.

LICKLIGHTER, an Irish import who was bought for £9,000 in October, was making his debut for Laura Morgan. He proved quite popular in the betting and the support was not misplaced as he scored quite nicely after taking closer order just before halfway. It will be interesting to see if he can back this up.

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Socialist Agenda wins impressively at Market Rasen

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Socialist Agenda makes an impressive winning debut under a confident Adam Wedge at Market Rasen. He is now for sale and looks to be a very exciting prospect.

The steady pace dictated that this was a test of speed, the winner much better equipped for it than the remainder. SOCIALIST AGENDA, a Flat-bred gelding, was essentially too quick for more stoutly bred sorts, cruising upsides the leader in the straight and not hard pressed to go clear in the closing stages. He had any amount in hand, though, so he may well be able to defy a penalty when speed is at a premium.

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Yard in Top Form as Haasab wins at Southwell

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The yard continues to be in great form as Haasab was the second winner in two days under a confident ride from Jonjo O’Neill jnr

HAASAB, a clear second in his bid for a double at Sedgefield last month, was 6lb higher on this drop back to 2m but he gradually worked his way into contention before knuckling down well to forge clear in the closing stages. He will be on a career-high mark next time but this 7yo has raised his form to a new level with this success and he versatile regarding trip and ground.

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Thomas Todd wins again

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Dispite a couple of jumping errors, Thomas Todd wins again under a determined ride from Patrick Cowley.

THOMAS TODD has been in good form all season and made the most of a drop in grade despite looking in serious trouble when his rider lost an iron following a mistake at the eighth. He soon recovered from that incident and, having gone on early in the straight, he showed a good attitude to hang on.

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Cavalry Scout slogs it out at Leicester

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Cavalry Scout battles on well to hold on at Leicester under a good ride from Ross Chapman. A well deserved winner for loyal owner Marian Pepperdine.

CAVALRY SCOUT had been a beaten favourite on his last three starts but there was money for him again and he got the job done. In and out of the lead and tending to jump to his right, he was tired on the run-in but clung on. QUOTES: CAVALRY SCOUT isn't a natural but he toughed it out. He'd been banging on the door so we were hopeful today and Ross gave him a tremendous ride - Laura Morgan, trainer

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