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17:40 HAYDOCK
The final race of a competitive looking card at Haydock features of number of potential rising stars for this class 3 handicap over 1m2f.
The one that looks an absolute superstar in the making is the unbeaten Godolphin representative, Atty Persse, who could not have done it any easier when last seen.
He was denied a clear run when making his effort, but managed to find an impressive turn of foot to make up lost ground and get up in the shadow of the post.
He was only staying on further at the line suggesting the step up to this trip will be ideal and the runner up has come out and franked the form with another good run at the same level since.
He should have plenty more to come and gets the confident nod to land this one today. The Owen Burrows trained Laraaib is also unbeaten and looks the biggest danger to the selection after readily winning his maiden at Chepstow over today’s trip.
ATTY PERSSE (WIN)
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