Chepstow Racecourse has established itself as a breeding ground for emerging jump stars, and Wednesday’s card is no exception, showcasing a lineup of exciting prospects, all broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing.
1.20 Chepstow – Tripoli Flyer and Jurancon Clash in Blacktalon ‘National Hunt’ Maiden Hurdle
The Blacktalon ‘National Hunt’ Maiden Hurdle (1.20) promises an intriguing clash between two highly-touted horses. Fergal O’Brien’s Tripoli Flyer, a winner of an all-weather bumper at the Winter Million Festival and a Grade Two runner-up at Aintree, is the favorite. With Jonathan Burke in the saddle, Tripoli Flyer aims to continue his winning streak, but he’ll face stiff competition from David Pipes’s Jurancon. Jurancon, a winner of two of his three bumper starts, showcased his potential with a strong second on his hurdling debut at Worcester. Disguisedlimit, making his rules debut for the Philip Hobbs and Johnson White combination, also warrants attention.
1.50 Chepstow – Let It Rain Returns in the Blacktalon Maiden Hurdle
The Blacktalon Maiden Hurdle (1.50) features the return of Let It Rain, a promising mare who impressed with a Listed Ascot bumper win last December. Under Harry Skelton, she’ll face ten geldings, with French Ship, a strong second to Palacio in a previous race, posing the biggest threat. Newton Tornado, a comfortable winner of a Ballindenisk maiden point, is another to keep an eye on.
2.20 Chepstow – Javert Allen Makes Chase Debut in the TVS Supply Chain Solutions Novices’ Handicap Chase
The TVS Supply Chain Solutions Novices’ Handicap Chase (2.20) shifts focus to the larger obstacles, where Jane Williams’ Javert Allen aims to make a winning start over fences. Following a successful hurdles debut and three consecutive runner-up finishes, Javert Allen is eager to prove his mettle. The race features several intriguing contenders, including Harry Fry’s Valadon, who has enjoyed a strong season over hurdles. Onewayortother and Now Or Never, both having previously competed over fences, add further intrigue.
Don’t miss the action from Chepstow live on Sky Sports Racing on Wednesday, November 6, as these promising horses take the stage and demonstrate their abilities in the world of jump racing.
