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Stand In What You Stand For Handicap

Musselburgh · 16:45 · Monday, 22 June 2026 · 1m208y · Good · Class 5

🤖 AI race preview

Welbury stands out as the most compelling performer on form, having finished runner-up in two recent Class 5 handicaps at Doncaster and Hamilton with strong RPR (82) and OFR (75) figures, and showing consistent ability to challenge leaders in touch with the pace, particularly in the final furlong. His recent run at Hamilton saw him in touch with leaders and maintain headway over 2f out, while his draw of 1 and first-time cheekpieces suggest a positional advantage that could allow him to make appeal under pressure. The main danger comes from Port Darwin, who scored in a recent win at Hamilton despite a modest form record and a 130lb weight, and Krissy, who has three turf wins this season and shows resilience despite a recent weakening from 2f out. Lorton Valley, though soundly beaten in prior starts, offers a value at the forecast price with a low TS (20) and unproven form in handicap conditions, while Blakefell, a first-time headgear performer, presents a notable risk given his recent return and unexposed status.

Written by our AI before the off from form, ratings and conditions — neutral analysis, not a betting recommendation. How we build verdicts.

🏁 Result

1Krissy (IRE) Rhys Elliott4.50
2Highland Olly (GB) Alistair Rawlinson5.00
3Blakefell (IRE) Jason Hart3.75
4Welbury (GB) Connor Beasley4.50
5Port Darwin (IRE) Connor Planas5.50
6Lorton Valley (GB) Ryan Sexton21

Settled from official results.