Daily performance by Harry Wilson at Beverley
In the upcoming 4.15 handicap at Beverley Racecourse, a formidable partnership between trainer David O'Meara and jockey Danny Tudhope is set to compete. The duo, who have enjoyed a successful run together, with six wins out of nine races, will field only one horse in this race – Criminal Shore.
Criminal Shore, a horse that bounced back to form in its last race, is expected to take on the stiff 7.5f course. Despite the track's nature, it should not pose a significant inconvenience to Criminal Shore, as it prepares for the 4.15 handicap.
In its last outing at Beverley, Criminal Shore, carrying a weight of 9-9, finished fourth out of six runners, about 7.75 lengths behind the winner Bell Shot, ridden by Tudhope himself. The horse was rated 77 for that race, indicating a solid but not outstanding performance in a small field handicap race.
The 4.15 handicap at Beverley offers an exclusive new customer sign-up offer, making it an attractive proposition for racing enthusiasts. Bell Shot and Triggerman are expected to set a strong pace in the race, providing a challenging backdrop for Criminal Shore.
Tudhope has had a successful run recently, achieving a neck second and a third place from his last five rides for O'Meara. Interestingly, Criminal Shore wore first-time cheekpieces in its last race and managed to finish third.
The winner of the race Criminal Shore last ran in received a 4lb deduction and has since won another race off a 9lb higher mark. This suggests that the competition will be tough, but Criminal Shore's recent form and the partnership with O'Meara and Tudhope make it a contender in the 4.15 handicap at Beverley.
[1] This analysis is based on the race data and rating reflecting Criminal Shore's form on the day at Beverley, as there is no direct excerpt or detailed commentary by Harry Wilson from Racing Post available for further qualitative analysis or insight.
