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Jacksons Of Yorkshire Handicap

Beverley · 20:10 · Friday, 3 July 2026 · 1m100y · Good To Firm · Class 6

🤖 AI race preview

Hatamoto stands out as the most consistent performer in the field, having placed in three of four handicap runs this season with a strong showing of second at Ripon (1m, good) two weeks ago — a race where she led at fast pace before being challenged over the final furlong. Her RPR of 69, OFR of 56, and 132lbs reflect a well-balanced profile, and her draw of 6 offers a solid midfield position, while her recent form and ability to maintain composure under pressure make her the one to beat. The main danger comes from Regal Knight, who has been trying in blinkers for the first time and showed promise in a 4th-place finish at Ripon, while Mali Star, with a 3rd-place finish at Bath and a recent drop in weight, presents a value at the forecast price despite a backward step in distance. Eva The Deeva, despite a slow start and a self-certified injury, remains a notable each-way player with a low RPR and improved draw, while Singarda’s first-time trial in a handicap and cheekpiece addition could offer a surprise if she finds rhythm.

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🏁 Result

1Hatamoto (GB) David Allan1.83
2Amber Hamur (IRE) P J McDonald4.00
3Regal Knight (GB) Silvestre De Sousa8.50
4Ten Sixty Six (IRE) Mark Winn15
5Singarda (GB) Tom Eaves10
6Itszaboy (GB) Tom Kiely-Marshall26

Settled from official results.